Hands on the panel.
Phone in the truck.
SiteLine catches the call.
Built for solo and small-shop electricians: AI estimates and automatic SMS lead follow-up for $29/mo, plus an optional 24/7 AI phone receptionist that captures and books service calls for $96/mo total — so a panel-upgrade or no-power call never goes to the next electrician because you had a meter in one hand and a wire in the other.
Built for electricians working San Diego and San Diego County.
If you run an electrical shop in San Diego, you already know the work doesn't slow down to let you answer the phone. Across North Park, Clairemont, La Jolla, Point Loma, and Mira Mesa, the homeowner with a dead panel, a sparking outlet, or a half-dark house is dialing down a list — and books the first licensed electrician who picks up. San Diego's housing runs the full range — older Craftsman and post-war stock with knob-and-tube or 60–100A panels begging for upgrades, dense newer builds along the I-15 corridor, and a steady stream of EV-charger, solar, and battery work coastal to inland. Demand for service upgrades and EVSE installs has only climbed.
The lights-are-out problem.
Electrical is almost never a casual purchase. When half the house goes dark, an outlet is sparking, or there's a burning smell at the panel, the homeowner isn't shopping — they're worried about a fire. They book the first licensed electrician who actually picks up the phone.
That's exactly the moment most independent electricians can't answer. You're up a ladder, your hands are on a live panel, you're in a hot attic running a home run, it's after hours, or you can't safely stop to take the call. It rolls to voicemail — and most callers won't leave one. They dial the next electrician in the search results. You never learn the job existed.
The fix isn't longer hours or a $300–$600/mo generic answering service whose operators can't tell a subpanel from a service entrance. It's making sure every call gets answered, every lead gets a follow-up text, and every estimate goes out before the customer's worry cools off. That's the whole job SiteLine was built to do.
A panel-upgrade call, captured — not missed.
A scenario electricians live every week. Here is how it runs with SiteLine working in the background.
What SiteLine does for an electrical shop.
What SiteLine deliberately does not do.
Honesty is a feature. Here's where we draw the line on purpose.
What is one missed San Diego call actually worth?
A panel upgrade or EV-charger install isn't a small ticket. Use the free calculator to estimate what missed calls cost your electrical shop in a year. Every number is yours to adjust.
Open the missed-call calculator →Watch a missed call turn into a booked job.
A 30-second walkthrough of exactly what the caller sees when SiteLine texts back — no signup required.
▶ See the live missed-call demoPricing built for one truck, not a fleet.
- Estimate Template Builder
- Materials Calculator
- Job Checklists
- License + insurance tracker
- Lead Tracker (up to 25 leads)
- No AI features
- AI Estimate Generator
- AI-Drafted Invoices + Reminders
- Automatic SMS Lead Follow-Up
- Review Request AI
- Change Order Generator
- All free tools included
- Offline mode + mobile PWA
- Phone receptionist available in bundle →
- Everything in Pro, plus:
- 📞 24/7 AI Phone Receptionist
- 💬 Missed-call text-back in <10s
- 📅 Auto-booking from text replies
- ⭐ Review-reply drafting
- 🎯 Lead-finder dashboard
- 💭 Web chat widget on your site
Electricians in San Diego — questions, answered.
What's the best scheduling software for a solo electrician?
The right fit lives on your phone in the field and keeps leads from slipping while your hands are full. SiteLine combines a lead tracker, AI estimate generator, and automatic SMS follow-up at $29/mo, with an optional 24/7 AI phone receptionist in the $96/mo bundle. The free plan covers the estimate builder, materials calculator, checklists, and license tracker forever.
How do I stop missing calls while I'm on a ladder or in an attic?
With the Pro + Receptionist bundle ($96/mo), an AI receptionist answers live, captures the job details and any safety risk, and texts you a summary — and if a call is ever missed, SiteLine texts the caller back in under 10 seconds. On Pro alone ($29/mo), SiteLine runs SMS follow-up on every lead that reaches you.
What about real emergencies — sparking outlets, a burning smell, or lost power?
The receptionist is set up to flag words like "sparking," "burning smell," "smoke," or "lost power" as urgent and alert you immediately with the call details. It is not an emergency service: anyone in immediate danger — fire, shock, or smoke — should call 911 and their utility (SDG&E). SiteLine helps you respond fast; it does not replace emergency response.
Can SiteLine write an electrical estimate?
Yes. Describe the job from your phone — panel upgrade, EV charger, recessed lighting, subpanel, rewire — and SiteLine drafts a professional itemized estimate to send while you're still on-site. AI estimates are drafts for a licensed electrician to verify against the current electrical code before presenting to the customer.
Does it work alongside Jobber or Housecall Pro?
Yes. Many electricians use SiteLine for lead capture, estimates, and the AI phone receptionist, and keep their existing tool for invoicing and dispatch. The receptionist and automatic lead follow-up are the pieces those tools don't offer at any tier.
Do you only serve San Diego?
No. SiteLine is software, not a local franchise — it works anywhere in San Diego County and beyond. This page is written for electricians around San Diego because that's a common search, but the product is identical wherever you run your trucks. Permitting and code references vary by jurisdiction; the City of San Diego Development Services Department handles electrical permits in San Diego. Also serving electricians in Chula Vista and Oceanside.
Is this owned by a private-equity rollup?
No. BizBot Technology LLC is a small US company. Email hello@bizbottech.com and a real person answers. We build for trades operators because the existing tools are either too expensive or not deep enough for a one-truck electrical shop.
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