
Built for Canadian trades
CrewForge AI gives Canadian trade shops a crew for the office work, so the owner gets their evenings back.
Most shops hire one lane first, then add the next once it pays for itself.
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Every crew answers to someone.
BISHOP is the one running your crew. He sets the rules they work to, watches what they do all day, and is the name on the other end when something needs a decision only you can make.
What counts as an emergency, which jobs get booked on the spot, how hard an invoice gets chased — decided with you on day one and tuned as the shop changes.
Every call, quote and post the crew handles, reviewed against those rules. A tone-deaf reply or a mis-triaged call gets caught here, not by your customer.
You do not manage five people. You talk to BISHOP, and he moves the crew — including anything that needs to change tomorrow morning.
The office work gets done without you. One crew shares a channel and finishes the job together, so it does not follow you home as five separate chores.
Drop them into a project channel. RIGGS books it, VEE quotes it, QUILL and FLARE publish it — same thread, same context.
When a call needs a quote, RIGGS pings VEE. When a page needs proof photos, QUILL pings FLARE. BISHOP watches the thread.
Price changes, tone, and anything off-script still hit you. The crew executes inside the rules you set on day one.




YOUR CREW
in one chat
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Hours back every week. Each one has a page of its own — open one to see the time it gives back, or see the whole roster with the two featured specialists.
RIGGSTHE DISPATCHER
VEETHE FIXER · OFFICE MANAGER
LEGIONTHE CLOSER · LEAD HUNTER
QUILLTHE RANKER · SEO WRITER
FLARETHE HYPE · SOCIAL MANAGERYou are in a driveway, not at the desk after supper. Bishop is one tap. The office work is already moving.
The shop talks to Bishop the way they already text a dispatcher. An after-hours furnace in Mississauga shows up in the chat. A quote. A late call that did not pull you off supper. No portal to log into.
North Peak HVAC is an illustrative shop on the mock, not a customer story.
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North Peak
onlineBishop
Yesterday's duct job is queued.
onlineTwo property managers in Brampton this week.

Job photos from the trucks are up.

Furnace repair page for Milton is live.

Booked 7am. Homeowner has the text.

Quote sent while they were still in the driveway.

Yesterday's duct job is queued.
onlineTwo property managers in Brampton this week.

Job photos from the trucks are up.

Furnace repair page for Milton is live.

Booked 7am. Homeowner has the text.

Quote sent while they were still in the driveway.
Illustrative scene. The late call does not pull you off the table. The job lands on the board while you are still eating.
Illustrative call, not a customer recording. Not a live shop line.


The late calls stop landing on your evening.
A furnace quits at 11 PM on a Saturday and you stay at supper. RIGGS is the crew member on that lane — English or French, urgency sorted, the job on the board. Try him on the voice demo. This is not a live shop line yet.
Overflow while you are under a furnace, nights, weekends, and the night the first cold snap hits. The late call stops pulling you off supper. Hear the lane on the voice demo — not a live shop number.
A no-heat call in February and a spring tune-up request are not the same job. RIGGS sorts the emergency into tonight and the routine into business hours, on rules you set.
The job lands on your board with the address, the equipment and the notes — and the assigned tech gets a text on the way.
Tap Call after hours and allow the microphone. Speak English or French. This is a demo — not a live shop line.
TALK TO RIGGS → the full demo pageThree situations every shop recognises, and what the crew does about each one.
First cold snap hits. 40 calls land between 5 PM and 8 AM, and voicemail takes all of them.
Illustrative: the owner stays at supper. The no-heat jobs get onto the morning board; the tune-ups wait. Hear the lane on the Riggs voice demo.
Quotes go out four days late because they get written at 9 PM, and about a third are never followed up.
Quotes go out while they are at supper, from the price book, and invoices get chased on a schedule instead of a Saturday at the desk.
Ranks on page three for "panel upgrade" in their own city. The franchise down the road owns page one.
A real page for each service in each town they cover, plus the job photos already on their phones turned into a weekly posting rhythm.
Illustrative examples of the work, not customer testimonials — CrewForge is new and we would rather show you what the crew does than invent quotes about it.
The office work stops following you home. Quotes, follow-up and posts happen while you are on the tools — the jobs a growing shop cannot staff for and cannot afford to skip.
Crew of 3 and Full Crew, in CAD, month to month. Full pricing →
Evenings back, on one truck. Three people. Most Canadian owner-operators start with three crew members on the office work.
Hours back every week. All five crew members, unlocked — and $306 less than buying them one at a time.
Several brands or branches, each with its own crew and its own service area.
Featured specialists are not in Crew of 3 or Full Crew. MASON (website) is $2,500 CAD one-time to stand up the site, hosting, and Mason as the first crew member, or $500 setup if you lock in 12 months at $249/mo. After that, $249 CAD/mo keeps Mason running plus hosting and upkeep. A current site that books the job (phone-first, service and town pages, booking forms that reach you). Not a one-shot brochure. PATCH (IT support) is quoted separately — $600/mo CAD for 5 computers, then $35 each.
Month to month, no contract. Add a crew member when the work piles up, drop one when it slows down, or cancel when your workload changes. Prices are in CAD. If you'd rather pay yearly, annual billing works out to two months free. The point is hours back every week, not a lock-in you regret by spring.
Setup is a short onboarding, not a project. You create an account, tell us what's slipping, like quotes, invoices or callbacks, and pick Crew of 3 or Full Crew. Then you set the rules with Bishop, your crew lead: what's urgent, how hard invoices get chased, what needs your OK. You connect the shop inbox. Riggs's phone line isn't live yet.
Yes. The crew works for HVAC, plumbing and electrical shops in Ontario and across Canada, plus roofing, garage doors, landscaping, pest control, and pools and spas. If your evenings go to quotes, callbacks, unpaid invoices and paperwork after the trucks are parked, the crew takes that office work so you get the time back.
Yes. The crew works with shops in all ten provinces and all three territories, from Ontario to Nova Scotia to British Columbia. The office work runs on your local time, so a Hamilton evening and a Halifax evening both stay with the family. There's no storefront to drive to. You work with the crew by chat and email.
Yes. The crew works in English and French, which matters if you run in Quebec, New Brunswick or the Ottawa–Gatineau area. You can hear Riggs, our phone crew member, take a call in either language on the voice demo. His phone line isn't live for shops yet, so today French help covers quotes, follow-up and paperwork.
You do. Your customer records, quotes, invoices and emails stay yours. We never sell them or share them with anyone else. If PIPEDA or Quebec's Law 25 applies to how you run the shop, ask us about data residency options on a call, and we'll walk through where your records are kept before you start.
Yes. Most shops start with Crew of 3 at $379/mo CAD: any three crew members, for example Vee on quotes and invoices plus two more. Below three, each crew member is billed at list price. Onboarding is $599 CAD for Crew of 3 and $799 CAD for Full Crew at $579/mo. Add the rest as the hours come back.
No. Mason, our website crew member, builds and hosts a phone-first site for your shop or takes over the one you have. Setup is $2,500 CAD, or $500 if you lock in 12 months at $249/mo. After that it's $249/mo for hosting, upkeep and local search work, so your Saturdays aren't spent on the site. Details at getcrewforgeai.com/website-it.
No. The crew covers what falls through the cracks: the quote nobody followed up, the invoice nobody chased, the reply that waited until Monday, the paperwork left for Saturday. Your office person keeps running the shop. You and your staff get hours back because the leftover admin gets done without anyone staying late.
Keep what you've got. The crew works alongside whatever you run jobs in now, through your shop inbox and email. Quotes, invoices and customer replies that land there get sent, chased and filed. We don't promise direct connections to other programs today. Tell us what you use on a call and we'll say plainly what the crew can do with it.
Vee sends the quote the same day, from your price book, while the customer still remembers the visit. Then she checks back on a schedule with a plain text or email if they haven't booked. Price changes and anything off-script come to you. You get your evenings back because the chase no longer waits for you at 9 pm.
Straight answer: Riggs's phone line isn't live yet, so the crew doesn't pick up your calls live today. You can hear how Riggs handles an after-hours call on the voice demo, in English or French. What the crew does now is the work after the call: the reply, the quote, the follow-up and the booking, so it doesn't eat your evening.
Crew of 3 is $379/mo CAD. Full Crew, all five crew members, is $579/mo CAD. Onboarding is a one-time $599 or $799 CAD. It's month to month with no lock-in, and multi-location shops get a custom quote. Mason (website) and Patch (IT) are priced separately. Same prices in Ontario as everywhere else in Canada.
No. You don't learn a system. You hand the office work to a crew and talk to one person, Bishop, your crew lead, in one chat, the way you'd text a dispatcher. He moves the crew. Price changes, tone and anything off-script still come to you. Everything else gets done while you're on the tools or at supper.
The office work gets done without you. Draft your crew tonight.
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