AI answering service for tow operators
Missed towing call.
Floyd catches it.
While you were with a customer
9:41
Tuesday, May 19
Floyd
Yesterday
Curtis Lange
(555) 814-2230
Broken down on I-95 mile 142, needs tow now
Floyd
Earlier
Tia Rowland
(555) 226-9081
Battery dead in office parking lot, needs jump or tow
Floyd answers missed towing calls when you're hooking a car, driving back to the yard, or mid-recovery. Asks what the caller needs and sends you a callback-ready summary.
- Answers and captures the job
- No booking. No quoting. No fake receptionist.
See it in action
What happens when towing calls come in
It's 11:14 PM. Caller is broken down on the highway and needs a tow now.
Incoming
Customer calls your number
Incoming call
(555) 814-2230
Instantly
Floyd picks up
Floyd: Thanks for calling Anchor Towing. I'm their AI assistant; this call is recorded. What's going on?
Seconds later
You get the job via text
- Name
- Curtis Lange
- Phone
- (555) 814-2230
- Reason
- Broken down on the highway, needs tow now
- Urgency
- URGENT
Built for tow operators
Speed-to-answer IS the product
Broken down on the shoulder. Battery dead at 11 PM. Car in a ditch after a snowstorm. The caller wants to know someone's coming, and they call the next number on the list if you don't pick up.
At a tow scene
Hooking a car
Driving back to the yard
On a recovery
Floyd answers all four. So the customer hears a real voice instead of voicemail.
Your voicemail is losing you jobs
See the difference Floyd makes on a typical missed call.
Without Floyd
With Floyd
Call goes to voicemail
Answered in under 1 second
Caller hangs up, picks a competitor
Job captured and texted to you
After-hours calls sit until morning
Answered 24/7. Urgent calls tagged.
Call back next morning. Too late.
Call back fast with the details in hand.
Big jobs lost to voicemail
$49/mo to catch more
Side by side
Floyd vs the alternatives
Cheaper than an answering service. Faster than hiring. Louder than voicemail.
★Floyd
$49/mo
- Answers 24/7
- 2-minute setup
- Trade-aware
- Sends a callback-ready summary
Voicemail
Free
- Silent, no job capture
Spouse / helper
Free
- Not 24/7
- Pulls them off other work
- Inconsistent
Answering service
$300+/mo
- Shared agents
- 1 to 2 day setup
- Not trade-aware
Most solo operators rely on voicemail. Most jobs go to whoever picks up first.
Ali Davut
Founder, Floyd
Ali Davut
Founder, Floyd
I built Floyd myself. 10 years building booking and scheduling software. If something's not working the way I promise, email me directly. I read every message.
Pricing
One missed job pays for months.
Smarter than voicemail. A fraction of what an answering service charges. 50 handled missed calls included.
- Catches missed calls 24/7
- Sends you a callback-ready summary
- 50 handled missed calls/month included
- Cancel anytime, no contracts
Need more than 50 calls per month?
Email ali@floyd.app and we'll set something up for your volume.
30-day money-back guarantee
If Floyd doesn't capture a single qualified job in your first 30 days of paid service, email ali@floyd.app for a full refund. No questions, no calls to cancel.
Towing questions
The stuff tow operators actually ask
Yes. Floyd answers 24/7. When a caller mentions broken down, stuck, or stranded, Floyd flags it as urgent and notifies you immediately. Speed-to-answer is your whole product.
Name, callback number, where they are, and what's wrong. If it sounds dangerous (highway shoulder at night, with kids in the car), Floyd asks just enough so you know what you're rolling to.
No. Pricing depends on distance, vehicle, time of day, hook type. Floyd captures the basics and texts you so you can confirm the rate on callback before dispatch.
Floyd captures whether the caller mentions AAA, insurance roadside, or similar. You handle the dispatch protocol on callback. Floyd doesn't try to talk to the motor club.
Yes. That's exactly when Floyd is most useful. While your hands are on a winch line, Floyd handles the next caller so the next tow doesn't go to your competitor.
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