Built for painters who can't stop mid-coat to pick up.

Yes. When you're up a ladder, spraying, or out on another estimate and can't pick up, Helm answers the call you miss and texts the caller back within seconds. It finds out what they want painted (a full interior, exterior, cabinets, or a single room), gets the address and a couple of times they're free, and sends you a qualified lead by text and email. It sits behind your existing business number, so nothing changes for the customer dialing in.

Yes, and that's most painting calls. Helm gathers the scope (which rooms, interior or exterior, walls versus trim and cabinets) and when you can come measure, so the lead is ready to walk into an estimate. It won't put a price on the work itself; it explains you'd need to see the space first and sets you up to follow up with a real number.

No. Helm never quotes work it hasn't seen, and painting depends on square footage, prep, and how many coats, so a real number needs eyes on the job. It captures the scope so you can quote it accurately and tells the customer you'll confirm once you take a look. It won't commit your calendar either; it gathers the times that work and leaves the booking to you.

Yes. Helm asks what they want done and captures whether it's a whole-house interior, an exterior, a cabinet refinish, or a smaller touch-up, so you know what you're walking into and can bring the right crew and materials to the estimate.

You keep your number. Helm uses conditional call forwarding so unanswered calls route to it automatically, with no new hardware or app, and it works with Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and US Cellular. Verizon users turn off carrier voicemail first, which setup covers. Pricing starts at $75/month for Capture and $249/month for Convert with the 24/7 voice receptionist. Billed monthly, no contract.