How it works
One finished job. Five ways it brings you the next one.
Every Ace runs on the jobs you already complete. Pick one to jump to it, or follow the line to see what happens after your crew packs up.
Follow one job from the driveway to the next booking.
You do the work. RepeatAce sends every ask, tracks every result and shows you the revenue it brought back.
Where it starts
The job is marked complete
Your crew closes the job in your field service software, or you record it in RepeatAce in under a minute. Everything below starts from that one moment.
At the door
Magnet Ace
Your technician leaves a magnet on the fridge. A tap or a scan opens a page in your company's name with the homeowner's service history and three buttons: request service, refer a friend, leave a review.
- No app and no login for the homeowner
- It stays on the fridge for years, so your name is there when the next job comes up
- 50 magnets included with setup
Same day
Review Ace
While the visit is fresh, the customer gets a short text and email asking for a Google review, with a link that opens straight to your listing.
- Sent after every completed job, so nobody has to remember to ask
- New reviews show up on your dashboard as they land
Text message · Today 4:12 PM
New Google review
“Mike was on time, explained everything and left the yard cleaner than he found it.”
About two weeks later
Referral Ace
The customer gets a personal link to share with friends and neighbors. The friend gets a welcome message naming who sent them, the lead lands in your field service software, and the customer earns a reward once that job is paid.
- Rewards grow with the size of the friend's job
- Small rewards approve themselves, larger ones wait for you
To Sarah (customer) · Oct 28
To Dan (Sarah's neighbor)
Dan's job paid. Reward sent to Sarah.
$75When the new job pays
Team Ace
Mike (the technician on Sarah's job) did the first job and left the magnet, so the job for Dan (Sarah's neighbor) counts toward his bonus. Every technician has a personal link and gets credit for the leads they bring in.
- Bonuses for leads booked and leads paid, set by you
- Totals ready to add to payroll
Mike R.
Technician on Sarah's job · This month
Leads booked
3
Leads paid
2
Any time the job is not yours
Network Ace
Dan (Sarah's neighbor) also needs new gutters, and you do not do gutters. Send the job to a company you trust and the customer is still looked after. You can charge a fee for the lead.
- Jobs come back to you the same way
- Unanswered jobs expire after 48 hours
Send a job
Gutter replacement
Dan P. (Sarah's neighbor) · Oak Street
- Send to
- Harbor Gutters
- Lead fee
- [YOUR FEE]
- Expires
- 48 hours
Months later
The next job
Sarah (the customer from the first job) taps the magnet on her fridge and requests service. The request lands in your field service software, your crew finishes the job, and the line starts again from the top.
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