For contractors who hate chasing

The money you already earned. Fetched.

PaidHound follows up on every quote you send, chases every invoice until it is paid, and asks every happy customer for a review. Automatically, in your name, while you are on the job.

Runs on the tools you already use. QuickBooks in, money out.

Where the money goes

Three leaks, same cause: nobody has time to follow up.

Dead quotes

You send the estimate, the customer goes quiet, you are already on the next roof. 78% of customers buy from the first business that follows up. Silence hands the job to your competitor.

Slow invoices

The work is done, the invoice sits. Every week it ages, your cash sits in someone else's bank account, and the reminder call you keep meaning to make never happens.

Missing reviews

Your happiest customers would gladly leave five stars. Nobody asks, so they don't, and your Google profile stays thin while the guy with worse work and better follow-up wins the search.

You are not bad at follow-up. You are busy doing the actual work. PaidHound is the employee whose entire job is the chase.

The hound works three shifts

1 Quote Revival

Every estimate you send gets a polite text and email follow-up at day 2, day 5, and day 10. Written in your voice, signed with your name. The second a customer replies, the sequence stops and your phone buzzes.

You jump in, close the job, get paid. The hound just retrieves; you do the closing.

2 Invoice Chase

A friendly heads-up before the due date. A reminder on the day. Firmer nudges at 3, 7, and 14 days past due, each with a payment link. At day 14 the reminders stop and you get a heads-up that it is time for a personal call.

No customer ever gets harassed, and no invoice ever gets forgotten.

Pre-due Due +3 +7 +14 · your call

3 Review Engine

A day after payment clears, the customer gets one question: "How did we do, 1 to 10?" Happy answer, and they get your Google review link. Unhappy answer, and the link never goes out.

Instead, you get an alert so you can fix it privately before it becomes a public one-star.

8–10 → Google review link sent
1–7 → link withheld, you get the call
You'll see exactly what it earned

Every month, one report. In dollars, not dashboards.

On the first of each month you get a one-page summary:

We only count money the system actually touched. If the report says $14,200 recovered, the hound chased $14,200.

Live in under a week

One call. One connection. Then it hunts.

  1. A 45-minute setup call. We learn how you talk to customers so every message sounds like you, never like a robot.
  2. Connect QuickBooks. That is the whole integration. Estimates, invoices, and payments flow in on their own.
  3. The backfill. We dig through your last 90 days and show you what is sitting there before anything sends. Most shops find five figures in open quotes and unpaid invoices on day one.
  4. Go live. Sequences start, your phone starts buzzing with replies, and the first monthly report lands with receipts.
One revived quote pays for the year

$397/month. $1,500 one-time setup.

No contracts. No per-message fees. No software for your crew to learn. If the monthly report doesn't show the hound earning multiples of its keep, fire it.

Straight answers

FAQ

Will my customers know it's automated?

The messages come from your business number, signed with your name, written in your tone. Customers experience a contractor with great follow-up. That is the whole point.

What if a customer replies?

All sequences stop for that customer instantly and you are alerted on your phone within a minute. Real conversations are always yours.

What do I need to use it?

QuickBooks Online. If you take payments through QuickBooks or Stripe, the review engine triggers automatically too. That is the full requirement list.

What if I don't send estimates through QuickBooks?

Forward any estimate email to your private PaidHound address and the hound picks up the scent from there.

Can customers opt out?

Always, instantly, with one word, and it sticks. Compliance is built into every message we send.

What trades does this work for?

Any shop that quotes work and invoices for it: roofing, remodeling, HVAC, electrical, fabrication, landscaping, and plenty more. If you send estimates and wait on payments, the hound has work to do.