Pocketloom for electricians

Win the outage and the EV charger.

Electrical is two businesses at once: the fault someone needs fixed today, and the install they research for weeks. A team of AI agents gets you found for both, shows you are licensed and honest on price, and answers fast, while you approve what matters from your phone.

  • No card
  • 24-hour private build
  • You keep your domain

Most electrician sites are built for one job and lose the other.

The 11pm outage and the planned EV charger are different customers with different fears, one scared of a fire, one scared of a ripoff. Winning both is really six jobs, and a website only does the first. Your team does all six.

Six jobs win an electrical customer. A website only does the first.

The rest happen after the click, which is where most sites go quiet. Your Pocketloom team keeps them moving and brings you in only where it counts.

Atlas, Nib, Echo, Pixel and Bell, on your account
Atlas + Nib

Get found for the money jobs, not just "electrician".

Atlas and Nib rank and write the pages for "EV charger installer near me", "panel upgrade" and "emergency electrician", and keep your Google Business Profile current, so the 2am outage and the planned install both find you.

How you get found →
Bell

Sort the emergency from the just-pricing-it.

Bell's guided form asks whether it is a dead circuit or a homeowner gathering three quotes, and asks for a photo of the panel, so you know which it is before you roll a truck.

See guided forms →
Bell

Be the callback that actually comes.

Every inquiry hits one inbox with an instant alert. Reply from the van, because in a trade where the callback rarely comes, being first to answer is most of the job.

Inbox and bookings →
Pixel

Show the license number, and an honest price.

Pixel builds a site that leads with your license number, your insurance, and 'we pull the permit', plus upfront pricing and the honesty that you might not need the expensive version. That is what disarms a homeowner scared of a shock and a ripoff at once. You approve every public claim.

The website we build →
Echo

Keep fresh, answered reviews so a stranger arrives already sold.

After the job, Echo sends the review request and drafts a real reply, not copy-paste. Recent, consistent reviews are what a nervous homeowner checks before letting anyone near the panel.

Reviews on autopilot →
You own it

Own your leads instead of renting them to Angi.

Every inquiry and review is yours, not resold to five other electricians by a marketplace you pay per lead. Build something that keeps working the day you stop paying.

vs renting leads →

This form asks what matters, and every field is yours.

Below is a real guided estimate. Bell asks whether it is an emergency or a quote, asks for a photo of the panel, so the request arrives with the job already stated. Change the questions, the order and the wording in plain language.

Guided forms convert far more visitors than a plain contact box. See the evidence →

Request an electrician
What do you need?
Where are you up to?
Where is the job?

Your ZIP tells us if you are in the service area, and roughly how soon we can be there.

Show us the panel, or tell us

A few photos, a short video or a voice note helps us size the job, bring the right parts, and skip a wasted visit. All optional.

Record a voice note Describe it in your own words. We turn it into notes for the plumber.
Where should we send our answer?

Your details, and nothing shared with anyone else.

Only if you'd like a callback.

Licensed, bonded, and insured. Clear answers, and no shared-lead call centers.

Reshape it to your own jobs. See other versions and styles →

Not another AI tool that overpromises.

You have probably been sold AI that fell over the first time a customer said something tricky. Ours is different in a boring, reassuring way. It learns your business, you correct it when it is wrong, and you set the rules for what it handles alone and what it runs past you first.

Learns your business

It knows your license, rates and area

Your license, insurance, service area, rates and how you talk to customers, from your site and your customer history. The more it sees, the sharper it gets.

You correct it

Wrong once, right after that

Tell it what is off and it sticks, and every change is logged in plain view. No black box, and no repeating yourself.

You set the rules

You decide what it does alone

Choose what runs on its own and what checks with you first, then tighten or loosen it any time. Not a fixed split, your call.

What it does when the ask gets tricky.

Out of the box it plays it safe, especially on price and safety. Your rules can change the rest.

A review says you overcharged.

Echo

Drafts a calm, factual reply and flags it to you with the details. It never posts on its own. You approve, edit, or dispute.

Just text me a price for an EV charger.

Bell

Captures the details and books the visit. It will not fire a number off blind, because the real price depends on your panel and the run.

The power just went out at 11pm.

Bell

Reaches your phone instantly with the address and the fault. The AI receptionist that answers the after-hours call for you is coming soon.

These are not hopes. We test the agents against cases like these before they go anywhere near your site.

Run it from the van, between calls.

The inbox, the approvals and the Agent Log live on your phone. See a new inquiry, approve a new EV-charger page, or tell an agent what is missing between jobs. The business stops waiting for you to reach the office.

See the mobile app →
Pocketloom · Today

Your business, in reach.

New inquiry · 09:14 Roof inspection in Zemun

Service page and project details attached.

Approval · Nib Storm repair page ready
Review Later
Agent Log · Atlas Business hours checked

No change needed. Logged and verified.

The money is moving to bigger installs. Rank for them.

EV chargers, panel and service upgrades, home batteries and generators are the higher-ticket work, and the customer researches every one of them online before they call. The electrician who ranks for those, and looks trustworthy when found, wins them. Atlas and Nib build and keep those pages.

Read the 2026 electrical report →

The shift, sourced

Electrician demand is projected to grow about 9% through 2034 while the trade stays short of hands, and the growth is in electrification: EV chargers, panel upgrades, batteries. Winning the right jobs beats chasing more of them.

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2024.

Questions electricians ask us first.

Still weighing it up? The 24-hour build call is the fastest way to see it for your own jobs.

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Is this just a website, or does it actually do the work?

Both. You get the site, and a team of agents that keeps it working: getting you found, structuring inquiries, requesting reviews, drafting replies. You approve anything public; the routine work runs on its own.

Will it show my license and registrations correctly?

Yes, and they stay under your control. Your license number, insurance and any certifications are business facts you approve, so nothing is claimed on your behalf that you cannot back up.

Will the site promise a response time I cannot hit?

No. Availability and response commitments follow your rules. The agents route the inquiry and keep it moving, they do not invent a guarantee.

Can I use it for both emergencies and bigger installs?

That is the point. Separate, well-built pages help you get found for urgent faults and for planned work like EV chargers and panel upgrades, without the two blurring into one vague list.

Compared to how you get work today

Today the job comes from a referral, a Google search, or a lead platform reselling you to four other electricians. Only some of it is really yours. Pocketloom makes your own site, reviews and inbox the pipeline, and it stays yours.

Start without the leap

See the site, and the team, we would build to win both kinds of electrical job.

Begins with a 30-minute call. We build a private version within 24 hours, then walk you through it. No card.

Start my 24-hour site build →