Five shops. Today's price, for life.
Then we're done.

Honestly, no. If a customer wants out, I'd rather they walk than feel trapped. The only thing worth saying plainly is that the charter terms come with staying — the price lock holds for as long as you're continuously subscribed, and the waived onboarding and my cell number come with it. Cancel and come back later and you come back at whatever list is then.

The $1,500/mo base and the $200/tech rate, locked for life while you stay continuously subscribed — even as list rises to $1,750 and $250/tech for everyone after you. Office seats were never on the bill, so there's nothing to lock there.

Because I do the onboardings myself, one at a time. I spent over a decade onboarding clients into systems I built, so I know what a good one actually takes — and five is what I can do properly without anyone getting a rushed install. You're not taking a risk on our size. You're getting paid for it: my cell, your rate locked for life, and the $2,500 onboarding waived.

If you run a commercial service shop and dispatch your own crew, apply. We'll talk through your crew on the first call.

H&H has run its real day on Just Talk Shop since late April 2026: the field, dispatch, parts and hours on site, with the techs just talking to it. The bill builds itself from each job, and an approved bill goes to QuickBooks as an estimate. As of October 2026 that was 936 work orders opened and 759 completed, more than four in ten of them priority-1 emergency calls. Every tech checks in by talking to a Tech Bot, and nobody sat through a training session. Time saved and dispatch outcomes are still accumulating, and I'm not making outcome claims until the numbers are in. Eric Harrison, who owns H&H, is our field advisor. If you want to hear it from him, ask and I'll set up a call.