Foremann writes every reply in your voice and nudges you when a conversation goes quiet. You tap send.
We give you a local number. Your personal phone stops ringing for work.
Tell us your trade, your service area, the way you talk. Foremann learns so it never sounds like a robot.
Every incoming text shows up with a draft ready. Tap edit or tap send.
When you've texted a quote and heard nothing back, Foremann nudges you and writes the check-in. No more money sitting in forgotten threads.
Tap the summary at the top of a thread: who they are, what they want, what's next.
Every text shows up with a draft already written in your voice. Tweak it if you want, then hit send.
No annual contracts, no setup fees, no per-message charges. Cancel anytime.
Your business line and your texting turn on at different times — here's why, and it's not a bug.
The moment you sign up, callers can leave a voicemail. It's transcribed, summarized in a line or two, and lands in your conversation with that client with a callback text drafted for you to send. Ringing straight to your phone is coming soon.
US carriers require every business number to clear a one-time registration (called 10DLC) before it can send texts — AI drafts included. It's a carrier-wide rule, not a Foremann thing.
Your registration is submitted automatically the moment you sign up. It usually clears in 3–7 business days, and we'll notify you the second texting is live.
Foremann is a business phone line with an AI that drafts replies to every client text in your voice. You review and hit send. It's built for plumbers, electricians, landscapers, HVAC techs, and contractors who run their own shop.
Anyone running their own jobs in the trades. Plumbers, electricians, landscapers, HVAC techs, roofers, painters, general contractors. If you've ever sent a quote and lost track of whether you followed up, Foremann is built for you.
No. The AI writes a draft in your voice, including follow-ups (and review requests on Pro), and you read it, edit it if needed, and tap send. The one exception is optional: the after-hours auto-reply (off until you turn it on) sends a single short canned message when someone texts outside your business hours.
If you can text, you can use Foremann. Setup takes five minutes inside the app. Most contractors are sending drafts on day one.
Yes. You get a second business number. Foremann doesn't replace your personal number. Clients only have the business line. Your personal phone stays private and stays yours.
Edit it before sending. It's a starting point, not an autopilot. The more you fill in your voice profile (how you talk, words you use, words you'd never say), the better the drafts get.
Yes, both. Foremann is live on the App Store and on Google Play. Download it, sign up, and your number is set up inside the app in about five minutes.
No. Foremann doesn't read your quotes. It nudges you when your last text to a client gets no reply. If you quote by email, over the phone, or through other software, it has no way to know a quote was sent.
US carriers require every business phone number to clear a one-time registration called 10DLC before it can send texts — that's true for every business texting platform, not just Foremann. Callers can leave you a voicemail the moment you sign up. Your registration is submitted automatically at signup and usually clears in 3–7 business days; we'll notify you the moment texting (including AI drafts) goes live.
About five minutes. Pick an area code, give us your trade, your service area, and a few examples of how you talk. You're answering texts the same day.
You get a push notification at 80% so you're not surprised. If you hit the cap, AI drafting pauses. You can still send and receive texts normally. Upgrade anytime mid-month and the limit resets right away.
Podium is a marketing tool built for big crews and runs $400+ a month. Phone answering services charge $200–$500 a month for someone else to talk to your clients. Foremann starts at $49 a month ($39 for our founding customers) and you stay in the conversation — the AI drafts the reply, you send it.
Ringing calls straight to your phone, then scheduling, quotes, and invoices. We started with texts because that's where contractors lose the most money right now.
Yes. No contracts. Cancel from inside the app and your billing stops at the end of the current month.