Industries / Electricians

A business phone for electricians

Electricians can't answer with a hand in a panel. Onyx Phone lets the whole crew share one business number, screens out robocalls, and turns every voicemail into a few lines of text you can read between jobs.

One number, the whole crew

Put one number on the vans and the website. It rings the office in the browser and the electricians on the iPhone and Android apps, and the first one free takes it. Calls back to customers go out from the same number, never a personal cell.

Fewer interruptions on the job

The robocall screen asks callers to press 1, so spam goes to voicemail without ringing anyone. Business hours and personal alert hours keep the crew's phones quiet when they're off.

Catch up between jobs

Every voicemail comes as a transcript, and callers nobody reached get a text back. Mark voicemails returned so two people don't call the same customer.

Show your name when you call

Verify your business and your calls show your caller ID name and are signed as verified, so customers are less likely to see Spam Likely when you call to confirm an appointment.

Getting started

  1. Create a login and pick a plan. Checkout saves a card for the 7-day free trial, and nothing is charged until it ends.
  2. Confirm your business and its 911 address, and get a local number on the spot. Bringing your own number? You answer on a temporary one while it moves over, for free.
  3. Choose where calls ring, write what callers hear, invite your team, and register for texting. Then answer in the browser, the iPhone and Android apps, or a desk phone. How it works has the details.

Included on every plan

Starter is $17, Business is $29, Scale is $42 per user a month, or less billed yearly. The plan includes a business number for each user and unlimited calling and texting in the US and Canada. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, and moving your current number over is free.

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Questions

Can I use a desk phone in the shop?

Yes. Desk phones ring along with the browser and the app, on every plan.

Do we need a separate number for each electrician?

Your plan includes a line for each user, but you don't have to use them all. Many shops put everyone on one main line.