Appliance Repair Software

Appliance Repair Software For The Week The Part Is On Order

A lot of appliance repairs happen in two visits. You diagnose it, order the part, and come back when it arrives. That gap is where customers give up, call someone else, or buy a new machine. Obravetta keeps every customer updated from the first call to the final fix, so the job you diagnosed is the job you finish. From $27/month.

The Job Is Won On Visit One And Lost Before Visit Two

A broken fridge or washer is a stressful problem. When the customer hears “I need to order a part,” they start a clock in their head. Every day of silence makes a new appliance look more tempting.

Most repair companies don’t lose those jobs because of the price. They lose them because the customer doesn’t know what’s happening with the part.

A text when the part is ordered, another when it arrives, and a link to book the return visit fixes most of that.

The Repair Isn’t Lost In The Kitchen. It’s Lost In The Wait.

One two-visit repair, from the first call to the final fix. Here’s where repair companies lose the work, and what has to run on its own to stop it.

One two-visit repair. The risk is almost never the diagnosis.
Stage What's happening Where it dies What has to run automatically
The call Fridge stopped cooling, customer calls Nobody answers Missed-call text back in seconds, from your number
Booking Brand, model, symptom, address Wrong part brought, wasted trip Online booking that asks the right questions up front
Visit one You diagnose and quote the repair Customer says “let me think about it” Photo proposal with the price, approved on their phone
The wait Part is ordered Silence while the part ships. This is the big one. Automatic “part ordered” and “part arrived” texts
Visit two Install the part, test it Return visit never gets booked A booking link sent the day the part arrives
After Invoice and review No review, no next call Review request sent the day the job is done

One Repair On Obravetta

Not a feature list. This is what one two-visit repair looks like when the system handles the updates for you.

  1. Monday 8:15am: A washer won’t drain

    The customer books online and answers a few quick questions: brand, model, what it’s doing. They text a photo of the model sticker. You know what you’re walking into.

    Online booking · Two-way SMS
  2. Monday 2:00pm: The diagnosis

    You find a bad drain pump. Before you leave, you send a proposal with the repair price and a photo. The customer approves it on their phone.

    Mobile app · Proposals with e-signature
  3. Monday 2:20pm: Part ordered

    You move the job to “part ordered.” The customer gets a text: “We’ve ordered your drain pump. We’ll text you as soon as it arrives.”

    Pipeline stages · Automated texts
  4. Thursday 10:00am: Part in

    You move the job to “part in.” The customer gets a text with a link to pick their return visit. No phone tag.

    Automated workflows · Online booking
  5. Friday 9:00am: Fixed and paid

    You install the pump, test it, and send the invoice from your phone. The customer pays by card before you leave.

    Invoicing · Text-to-pay
  6. Friday 5:00pm: The review

    Marking the job complete sends the review request while the customer is happy to have a working washer again.

    Automated review requests

What The Gap Between Visits Costs You

Many repairs need a second visit once the part arrives. Put in your own numbers to see what customers who give up in between are worth.

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Repair revenue lost each month
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Repairs lost each month
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Times over that would pay for the Growth plan

The math: two-visit jobs per month × the share who drop off before the second visit × your average repair. Change any number to see your own result.

Repair Or Replace? Help Them Decide.

Every customer with a broken appliance is asking the same question. The company that answers it clearly earns the job.

What The Customer Is Weighing

Is it worth fixing? How old is it? What if something else breaks next month? How long will I be without it?

A clear written price, an honest opinion and regular updates make that decision easy. Silence makes them go shopping.

What Answers It

  • A written repair price with a photo of the problem
  • Part updates by text so they never wonder what’s happening
  • Easy rebooking for the second visit
  • Review volume on Google: Google’s own documentation says more reviews and positive ratings can help local ranking
  • A real website with the brands you service and your service area, built for you on Growth and Pro
  • One number that always gets a reply

We Build The Website, Not Just The Software

On Obravetta Growth and Obravetta Pro, a professional appliance repair website is built for you as part of the plan, not quoted separately by an agency for a few thousand dollars.

Built For Someone With A Warm Fridge

An appliance repair website has one job: get a frustrated homeowner to book. That means the appliances and brands you fix listed clearly, your service area, your trip or diagnostic fee explained up front, real reviews, and a booking button that works with one thumb.

And Everything Behind It

  • Service pages for refrigerators, washers, dryers, ovens, dishwashers and more
  • Brand pages for the makes you service most
  • Web chat that turns a visitor into a text conversation
  • Online booking with appliance and symptom questions
  • Review widgets embedded on the page
  • Hosting, SSL and the booking calendar included, no separate bill

On Obravetta Starter at $27 you get the builder and build it yourself. On Growth and Pro we build it for you.

Everything In The Platform, Sorted By What It Does For You

Obravetta isn’t a dispatch app with marketing bolted on. It’s the whole stack, and for an appliance repair company it breaks into six jobs.

Catch Every Call

  • Missed-call text back
  • AI voice answering (Growth & Pro)
  • Web chat to text conversation
  • Call tracking and recording
  • Unified inbox across text, email, chat and social

Book It Right

  • Online booking with intake questions
  • Photo uploads from customers
  • Appointment reminders
  • Scheduling and calendars

Quote The Repair

  • Mobile app with photos
  • Proposals with e-signature
  • Deposit links for parts
  • Follow-up on open quotes

Bridge The Wait

  • Pipeline stages: ordered, in, scheduled
  • Automatic part-status texts
  • Return-visit booking links
  • Two-way SMS and email in one thread

Get Paid

  • Invoicing straight off the job
  • Text-to-pay and tap-to-pay
  • Card and bank payments via Stripe
  • Payment reminders that chase themselves

Win The Next One

  • Automated review requests
  • AI review replies
  • Google Business Profile integration
  • Campaigns to past customers
  • 65+ integrations

See every feature in detail →

What The Appliance Repair Trade Looks Like

Published figures, sourced below.

32,150
Home appliance repairers employed in the US
US BLS, May 2025
$50,990
Median yearly pay for home appliance repairers
US BLS, May 2025
3,100
Job openings projected each year
US BLS, 2024–2034
+2.6%
Projected employment growth through 2034
US BLS, 2024–2034

It’s a small, skilled trade, and good technicians are hard to replace. That makes every diagnosed job worth finishing, and every hour spent chasing customers about parts an hour not spent fixing things.

Appliance Repair Software Pricing

Every plan includes a 14-day free trial, month-to-month with no contract. Annual billing charges for ten months instead of twelve.

Starter

$27/mo

1 team member
Owner-operator. Website builder, missed-call text back, unlimited workflows, proposals, invoicing and review automation.

Growth

$97/mo

Up to 3 team members
Adds AI voice answering, a professional website built for you, and 5,000 contacts. Most small repair shops land here.

Pro

$297/mo

Unlimited team members
Unlimited contacts, done-for-you setup, custom automations and job booking campaigns. Where multi-tech companies end up.

Honest note on seats: Starter is one user and Growth covers up to three. A repair company with an office person plus several techs will want Pro at $297, where seats are unlimited.

Appliance Repair Software Questions

What is the best software for an appliance repair company?

It depends where you're losing money. If you need model-number parts lookup, distributor ordering and manufacturer warranty claim filing, an appliance-specific platform goes further than we do. If your problem is missed calls, customers who go quiet while a part is on order, and diagnostic visits that never turn into repairs, that's what Obravetta is built for, with the website and marketing included.

How do I keep customers from quitting while a part is on order?

Keep them updated without having to remember. Move the job to a 'part ordered' stage and the customer gets a text saying what you ordered and roughly when it's due. When it arrives, move it to 'part in' and they get a booking link for the return visit. A customer who knows what's happening is far less likely to give up and buy a new appliance.

How do I turn more diagnostic visits into repairs?

Send the repair price before you leave. Take a photo of the problem, put the repair cost in a proposal on your phone, and let the customer approve it right there. If they want to think about it, automatic follow-up texts keep it alive. A clear written price also makes the repair-or-replace decision easier for them.

What should I ask customers before the first visit?

The brand, the appliance type, the model number if they can find it, and what it's doing wrong. Online booking can ask all of that up front, and customers can text a photo of the model sticker. Showing up knowing what you're fixing means fewer wasted trips and a better chance of fixing it on the first visit.

Does Obravetta order parts or file warranty claims?

No, and it's worth being straight about. We don't look up parts by model number, order from distributors or file manufacturer warranty claims. Tools built for that do it better. Plenty of appliance repair companies use one for parts and Obravetta for everything around the customer: the calls, the updates, the quotes, the reviews and the website.

What happens when I miss a call?

The caller gets a text from your business number within seconds, so the conversation keeps going instead of going to the next company. On Growth and Pro, AI voice answering can pick up, take the appliance and the problem, and book the visit. Someone whose fridge just quit isn't waiting for a callback.

How do I get more reviews?

Ask every customer automatically when the job is done. Google's own Business Profile documentation says more reviews and positive ratings can help local ranking, and appliance customers searching 'repair near me' compare star ratings before they call. A review request that goes out the same day gets far more replies than one you remember to send next week.

How long does setup take?

Importing your customer list from a CSV takes an afternoon, and missed-call text back plus part-status updates can be live the same day. The part with a real wait is 10DLC registration, the carrier approval required to send business texts in the US, which takes a few business days on any platform. A built-for-you website takes longer because we need your photos, brands and service area.

Does it work for a one-person repair business?

That's who Obravetta Starter at $27/month is for. The automatic updates pay off fastest for a solo tech, since nobody else is answering the phone or calling customers about parts. Starter is a single seat and doesn't include AI voice answering or the built-for-you website; both start on Growth at $97. Once you have several techs, Pro at $297 has unlimited seats.

Stop Losing Jobs Between Visits

Fourteen days is long enough to import your customer list, get texting approved, and have missed-call text back and part-status updates running. It doesn’t need a demo call.

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Sources & Last Verified

Employment, median annual wage, projected growth and annual openings for Home Appliance Repairers (SOC 49-9031): US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 and Employment Projections 2024–2034, as compiled by WageDex. Local ranking factors and the statement that more reviews and positive ratings can help local ranking: Google Business Profile Help. All verified November 2026. Obravetta pricing from our own pricing page.

Nothing on this page is legal, safety or warranty advice. Licensing and refrigerant-handling requirements vary by state and job type, so check your local rules. Job stages are illustrative of how appliance repair work typically flows, not guarantees of results. Calculator results are estimates based only on the numbers you enter, not a prediction or guarantee of results. Google does not disclose how heavily any individual ranking factor is weighted, and no platform can promise a ranking outcome. Google are trademarks of their respective owners; Obravetta is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any of them. Figures change, so verify current details at the sources above.