The fridge is warm. Your site books the visit before the ice cream melts.
A booking form that asks for the model number, a calendar with real time windows, parts tracked so the first visit fixes it, and invoices paid at the kitchen counter. Web Alpha runs an appliance repair company end to end.
More work for appliance repair technicians: a website that catches every lead, AI lead generation and email marketing that turn strangers into booked jobs, and the invoices and payments that close them, on one login and set up for you by our team.
- Set up for you
- Free, no card needed
- Every app included
- Found
- Captured
- Followed up
- Paid
Sample business
FixRight Appliance Repair
Booked today, fixed tomorrow. Most parts on the truck.
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Bookings
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Leads, then money
How appliance repair technicians get leads with this website, and get paid
Four steps, one login. The website catches the job, the CRM keeps every lead, the email brings the work in, and the money side closes it. Each one is already built for your trade.
Found
A page for every service and every town you cover, with the SEO settings search engines read, so appliance repair technicians are found by the people already looking.
Hero: “Booked today, fixed tomorrow” with the brands you service · Repairs by appliance: washers, dryers, refrigerators, ovens, dishwashers
Captured
“Book a repair” takes appliance, brand and model, what it’s doing, and the sender becomes a contact in your CRM with the job on their timeline.
The home, the appliances, the parts fitted and when. Warranty questions take one search.
Followed up
A note from your own address after every job, a campaign to past customers before the season, and a sequence that follows up every quote until someone answers.
Campaigns, sequences that stop on reply, Quick send to one person, and AI lead gen for the customers who never searched.
Paid
Diagnostic, part, labour: send the link and take the card while the washer runs its test cycle.
Invoice INV-1877 · $255.00 · Paid by card at the counter, 10:35 am
See it work
One job at an appliance repair company, start to finish
Press play, or click through. The website, the customer’s phone, your dashboard, the money, the email, and the month. Type your business name and the whole demo uses it.
Sample business: FixRight Appliance Repair
One job, start to finish, for an appliance repair company on Web Alpha. Sample data throughout.
Booked today, fixed tomorrow. Most parts on the truck.
Serving Wallingford and around. Open now.
Diagnostic visit
$79
Waived with repair
Washer or dryer repair
from $140
Plus parts
Refrigerator repair
from $180
Plus parts
Oven or range repair
from $150
Plus parts
Fridge side warm, freezer fine. Your site opens with a phone button and a request form, nothing in the way.
Step 1 of 6
Email marketing and AI lead gen
The customers who never searched for you
The website catches the people already looking. Mail & Marketing goes to the rest, from your own business address, and keeps every past customer coming back.
AI lead gen: describe them, and the platform goes looking
Type a sentence such as “Property managers and builders in my area who need a trade on call”. The model plans the searches, the crawler visits every website for a contact address and facts about the business, each one is scored against your words, and the good ones become contacts sorted into audiences. One hunt a day, up to five hundred leads each.
Campaigns and sequences, from your own address
A campaign to a saved audience, addresses you type, or a filter over your contacts; a sequence that follows up every quote three times and stops the moment someone replies. Write with AI, preview as a reader, send yourself a test. Opens, clicks, and replies counted per person.
Quick send, reviews, and the seasonal note
One campaign to the appliance repair company customer you just spoke to, a review request after every finished job, and a note to every past customer before the season, each from the same inbox where the replies land.
AI lead gen · sample hunt
Property managers near Wallingford
“Property managers and builders in my area who need a trade on call”
- Northgate Property Group14 buildings · no maintenance partner listed91
- Harbor Homes Builders12 homes a year · subcontractor page out of date84
- Maple Ridge HOA220 homes · board email on the site77
Audience
Property managers · 23 leads
Saved for campaigns and sequences
Sequence
Introduction · 3 steps
Day 0, day 3, day 8 · stops on reply
Sample data. Your hunts use your own criteria and your own address.
Sound familiar?
What costs appliance repair technicians the most
Two visits because nobody asked for the model
The first visit is a diagnosis, the second brings the part. The customer pays twice in patience and you pay twice in fuel.
Time windows nobody trusts
“Between 8 and 5” loses jobs to the company that says “9 to 11”.
Parts on the shelf, unknown to the office
Fan motors, pumps, thermostats: what’s in the van and what’s in the shop is a guess until someone looks.
And the rest of the office
Built for appliance repair companies, app by app
One account, one customer list. Bookings, quotes, invoices, forms, a CRM, Insights, projects, documents, a store, and your team: switch on what you need; ignore the rest.
Model number, symptoms, photo: before you drive
The booking form asks for the appliance, brand and model, what it’s doing, and a photo of the label. The right part gets on the truck.
Two-hour windows customers believe
Bookings land in real slots per technician. Customers get a confirmed window and a note when the tech is on the way.
Parts you can promise
Stock by part number, where it lives, and when to reorder. The tech checks the shelf from the phone before quoting.
Paid at the counter
Diagnostic, part, labour: send the link and take the card while the washer runs its test cycle.
Every appliance you’ve seen
The home, the appliances, the parts fitted and when. Warranty questions take one search.
First-visit fix rate and revenue
Bookings, fixes on the first visit, parts used, and what got paid online.
Your website
The pages we draft for an appliance repair company
Tell us about your company in a few sentences. The draft arrives with the sections your customers expect; you edit the words where they sit and drag in your photos.
- Hero: “Booked today, fixed tomorrow” with the brands you service
- Repairs by appliance: washers, dryers, refrigerators, ovens, dishwashers
- Book a visit form with model number and photo
- Diagnostic fee and how it applies to the repair
- Reviews and warranty on parts
- Service area
- 01
Tell us about your business
Two or three sentences about what you do and where, on the Get started page. Our team replies within one business day.
- 02
We draft your site with you
Pages, sections, your services, and your prices, in your trade’s words. Drag in your photos; every text field has an AI menu for rewrites.
- 03
Bookings and payments, on
Bookings with deposits, quotes and invoices with a pay link, a store, forms, and a CRM, all sharing one customer list.
- 04
Your first leads
Your brief and a first AI lead gen hunt, then campaigns and sequences from your own address. Publish on your own domain and go.
Pricing
The full package: free to use.
Everything appliance repair technicians need on one login, set up for you: the website, bookings, quotes and invoices, the CRM, forms, Mail & Marketing with AI lead gen, AI throughout, and the rest of the office. No card, no trial, no plan to pick.
Free
Everything, every app
$0/month
- Set up for you by the Web Alpha team
- The website builder, hosting, and your own domains
- A CRM with every lead, and the forms that fill it
- Mail & Marketing: your address, campaigns, sequences, Quick send
- AI lead gen: the customers who never searched for you
- Bookings, quotes, invoices, and payments
- AI everywhere: the site, the follow-ups, the documents
- Projects, documents, a store, inventory, Insights, and your team
How it stays free: Web Alpha keeps 2% of the payments your customers make through it. No payments, no fee.
Get startedQuestions
Questions appliance repair technicians ask
Reply to any email from Web Alpha and a person answers.
- How does it bring in leads for appliance repair technicians?
- Three ways. The website catches the people already searching (a page per service and area, a request or booking form, tap-to-call) and files every one in your CRM. Email marketing from your own address follows up every quote with a sequence, sends a campaign to past customers before the season, and asks for a review after every job. AI lead gen finds the customers who never searched, such as property managers, and sorts them into audiences you can write to in one click.
- Can customers pick a time window online?
- Yes. The site shows the windows you have open per technician; the customer picks one and gets a confirmation from your address.
- How does parts inventory help?
- Every part has a number, a location, and a quantity. Sales and jobs draw it down, and a reorder point tells you before you run out.
- Do I need a card reader?
- No. The customer pays from the invoice link on their phone; the money goes to your connected Stripe account.
- What does it cost?
- Nothing to use. The website, every app, Mail & Marketing with AI lead gen, AI throughout, ten websites with your own domains, and ten team members are free, with no card and no trial, and our team sets it up with you. Web Alpha earns only when you do: it keeps 2% of the payments your customers make through it (deposits, invoices paid online, store orders). Take no payments through Web Alpha and you pay nothing.
- How do I get started?
- Tell us about your business on the Get started page. Web Alpha accounts are set up by our team, so there is no sign-up form: we reply within one business day and set up your website, bookings, payments, and first lead hunt with you.
- Do I need a developer?
- No. We set it up with you; after that you drag sections, edit text where it sits, and publish. When you want something custom, Web Alpha’s Digital Talent team builds it on the same account.
Home services
Other trades we built this for
- PlumbersThe calls you miss are the jobs you lose
- ElectriciansThe estimate takes three evenings
- HVAC companiesSummer arrives all at once
- LocksmithsThey call the first number that picks up
- Garage door companiesRepairs are urgent and the phone is busy
- Handyman servicesTexts, voicemails, and a paper diary
- Cleaning companiesQuotes by phone, five a day
- Pest control companiesPlans sold by phone, renewed by luck
- Restoration companiesEvery job is an emergency and a claim
- Chimney servicesOctober arrives with a hundred voicemails
- Septic servicesEvery booking is a ten-minute call
More appliance repair company leads, from a site that is live this week
Free to use. Tell us about the business, and our team drafts the site, switches on bookings, payments, and email marketing, and runs your first lead hunt with you.
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