Lead sources
On requestAngi is a US lead source, and Right On Call is built around Ontario shops. We list it because some shops buy Angi leads, and the part we can do is simple: answer the shop number when an Angi lead rings it.
On request. Not live. Nothing on this page is available as a self-serve toggle. Tell us you buy Angi leads and we will scope what a deployment would take.
An Angi lead calls the number your shop publishes. If you miss it, the receptionist answers in your shop name, takes the job details, and books or texts your on-call number. The same as HomeStars, with one difference: the caller is in the US.
No Angi API connection, no lead import, and no reading Angi’s app or inbox. If Angi delivers a lead only as a message in its app, that lead stays in Angi.
Service-area checks are built around Canadian postal codes, so US ZIP coverage would need to be set up. Texts to US numbers are not delivering yet, which affects confirmations and the hang-up text.
Same as any other line: you answer if you can, and a missed call reaches the receptionist.
The receptionist answers at any hour you schedule, with the same bounded safety script for emergencies and a text to your on-call number.
This is what we would scope with you, not steps you can follow today.
We would confirm it is a number that can be forwarded or published.
ZIP-based service areas instead of postal codes, and how US customers are texted.
We would call it as an Angi lead would before it takes real calls.
Not as a product feature. We can answer the number Angi rings, once a US deployment is scoped. Today it is on request.
Ontario shops use HomeStars, which is live as a phone handoff. Angi’s US lead flow doesn’t apply.
Scoped during setup, like any other adapter work. It is not a hidden line item once you are live.
