Aestar is AI for electricians that works like a full-time operations team for a fraction of the cost. Built for busy electrical contractors, it answers every call live, day or night, benchmarks your prices against typical ranges for your trade, drafts a reply to every Google review, and wins back the customers you served last year. You keep making connections; your AI keeps the office running. Here's exactly how an AI receptionist, electrical price benchmarking, and automated review management turn into booked jobs — and how to try it free for 14 days.
High-ticket work, and a phone you can't always answer
Electrical is a high-ticket trade — a panel upgrade is $2,700+, an EV charger install runs $950–$1,200, a whole-home rewire is five figures. But you're up a ladder or inside a panel with your hands full, and the typical shop misses an estimated 1 in 5 inbound calls. That homeowner googling "electrician near me" doesn't leave a voicemail; they call the next contractor, and a thousand-dollar-plus job is gone.
The second leak is pricing. Most electricians priced their common jobs years ago and never revisited them. An EV charger at $950 when the market says $1,195, a ceiling-fan install at $225 that should be $275 — small gaps that add up to thousands a month across your job mix. Aestar closes both leaks with real numbers you can see.
What your AI does for your electrical company
AI receptionist
Your AI answers every call live, 24/7, and can book the job straight onto your calendar, so the lead never goes cold while you're mid-install. On high-ticket electrical work, one recovered panel job pays for the whole system for months.
Recovers lost jobsElectrical price benchmarks
We start from typical ranges for panel upgrades, EV chargers, rewires, ceiling fans and service calls, learn your real prices from a quick chat or an uploaded invoice, then flag where you're leaving money on the table: "Raise 200A panel upgrade $2,700 → $3,140. That's about +$1,760/mo."
Finds hidden marginReviews & reputation
Homeowners vet electricians by star rating before they call. Aestar drafts a reply to every Google review — including the calm, professional response to the angry one-star — and asks every customer after the job for the review you earned.
More reviews, fewer firesWin-back & reactivation
Your past customers are your easiest revenue. Aestar finds older homes due for a panel check or a surge-protection add-on and drafts a "you're due" message for each one, ready in your dashboard — turning last year's job list into booked work.
Win-back revenueThe Monday briefing
Every Monday morning: three things that happened, two things to do, one number to watch. A 60-second read that tells you exactly where your money is — the memo about your own business you'll actually open.
Every Monday, 7amSee your own numbers before you decide anything
We build it — free
Before we even talk, we build your real dashboard with typical pricing ranges for your trade and your Google rating already in it. You get a private link to your AI.
Run it free for 14 days
Use it. See the money it finds. At a short onboarding we connect your phone line and the Monday briefing starts arriving. No card, no commitment, no risk.
Keep it if it pays
If it finds you more than it costs, you keep it. If not, it just goes dark.
Built in Phoenix. Works anywhere.
Aestar was built for Phoenix-metro home-service pros — electricians in Mesa, Scottsdale, Glendale, Tempe and Chandler — and it serves electrical contractors nationwide. The pricing engine checks your rates against typical ranges for your trade wherever you operate, and the missed-call and review agents work the same on a one-van shop as they do on a full crew.
One price. The whole AI operations team.
Start free for 14 days, then $499/mo, all-in — every agent included, less than a quarter of what a part-time office hire would cost. Anchor it on what one recovered panel upgrade is worth.
What a missed electrical call actually costs
Nobody price-shops at 9pm with a burning smell coming off the panel. The calls that decide your month are the emergencies — half the house goes dark, a breaker that won't reset, a storm takes out the service line and a family's sitting there with a freezer full of food. That caller isn't leaving a voicemail. They hang up, dial the next electrician on the list, and keep dialing until somebody answers.
So do the math with your numbers, not ours. Pull up last month's call log and count what came in while you were up a ladder or inside a panel. Across home-service businesses, roughly 1 in 5 calls go unanswered. Take that slice of your own call count and multiply it by your average ticket — a service call, a troubleshoot, the occasional panel job that grows out of one. Whatever it comes out to, that's the number an answering service exists to protect.
That's the job Aestar does, without a call center. It answers 24/7, and it tells the caller up front that it's an AI assistant — no pretending. It takes the details, and when the caller's ready to book, it checks your Google Calendar and puts the job in a real open slot. It all shows up in your Monday briefing.
Hear it yourself
Don't take a web page's word for it. We run a live demo line that answers the way it'd answer for your shop — AI disclosure and all. Call it, ask about a dead outlet, try to book something. If it wouldn't cut it with your customers, you've lost two minutes.
One honest note: we won't tell you what missed calls cost your shop, because we don't know your call volume or your ticket. Run your own numbers with the free scorecard — they're yours either way.
AI for electricians: common questions
What is AI for electricians?
Is Aestar an answering service for electricians?
It does that job, but with an AI instead of a call center. It answers your line 24/7, tells every caller up front that it's an AI assistant, and can book the job straight into a real open slot on your Google Calendar. The fastest way to judge it is to call the demo line at (480) 637-5366 and hear it answer.
What happens to calls that come in while I'm on a job?
They get answered instead of going to voicemail. A homeowner with no power isn't leaving a message — they keep dialing until somebody picks up, so the shop that answers is the shop that gets a shot at the job. The AI takes the details, books against your real calendar availability if they're ready, and everything it handled is waiting for you when you climb down.
Will callers know they're talking to an AI?
Yes. It says so at the start of every call — we don't pretend it's a person. A caller with half the house dark mostly wants to know when you can be there, and the AI can answer that from your real calendar. Call (480) 637-5366 yourself and hear how it handles it.
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Explore Aestar for your trade
See what your AI finds — free.
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