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For home service businesses

We answer the calls you can't.

When a call rings out, Dahun texts the caller back in seconds, works out what the job is, and sends you a job you can dispatch — not a missed call notification.

Replies in under 10 seconds

Speaks in your business's voice

You own your number and your data

The story

Nobody needed more leads. They needed someone to answer.

Dahun is Yoruba for to answer.

I didn't start here. I started buying phone calls for home service businesses — Google Ads, Business Profiles, local search. I got good at making the phone ring.

Then I'd look at the call logs. A dozen calls in a week, and about half of them answered. The rest cost real money to generate and returned nothing — because the owner was in a truck, in a customer's backyard, hands full.

Nobody needed more leads. They needed someone to answer.

How it works

Most text-back tools acknowledge. Dahun qualifies.

  1. 1

    The call still rings to you

    If you pick up, Dahun stays quiet. Nothing is sent. The line is yours.

  2. 2

    A text goes out in seconds

    If it rings out, a reply goes to the caller in under 10 seconds, in your business's voice and persona name — not a generic missed-call ping.

  3. 3

    The job gets worked out

    Job type, urgency, whether it's in your area, when they want it, and a name. Enough to quote or dispatch without a callback.

  4. 4

    You get a brief, not a voicemail

    The dispatch brief lands on your phone. Jump into the thread at any point and the AI stands down.

What it costs

A monthly subscription

Setup

$500

One-time. Registration, number, tuning.

Then

$299

A month. Three-month minimum, then rolling.

You own the phone number, the Twilio account, the conversations, the contacts, and the opt-out list. You can export it and you can leave with it. You do not own the Dahun application. That is the service you subscribe to — the same way owning your phone does not mean you own the network.

There is no free trial. A2P registration takes one to two weeks and costs real money before a message sends. There is a 30-day money-back guarantee instead.

We work the number against the jobs you are currently missing — from your call log, not from a statistic. That conversation is free and takes twenty minutes.

FAQ

Straight answers

Does this answer the phone?

No. The call still rings through to you. If you miss it, Dahun texts the caller back. It does not pick up the line.

Do I keep my number and my data?

Yes. You own the Twilio account, the number, the conversations, the contacts, and the opt-out list. You can export it and leave with it. You subscribe to the Dahun application; you do not own it. We do not import lists or text anyone who did not call you.

Is there a free trial?

No. Registration has to complete before a message can send, and that takes one to two weeks. There is a 30-day money-back guarantee instead.

Will it quote a price or book a job?

No. It collects what the job is, whether it is in your area, and when they want it, then hands you a brief. No prices, no firm appointment times, no guarantees.

What if the caller wants to stop?

Opt-out is honoured by meaning, not just the word STOP. If someone asks to be left alone, we stop, log it, and do not text that number again for your business.

Who is this for?

US home service businesses where the owner or crew still answers the phone — junk removal, HVAC, plumbing, roofing, cleaning, pest control, landscaping, garage doors. Not a staffed call centre, not medical, not outside the US.

Can I take over a thread?

Yes. Reply in the thread and the AI stands down. The transcript stays visible so you can see exactly what was said.

If you are missing calls you already paid for, we should talk.

We are taking on a small set of US home service businesses — the same kind we already buy calls for. There is no self-serve signup. If that sounds like you, say so from the number you want answered.

Tell us the number you want answered and roughly how many calls a week ring out. That is enough to start.