I've built a simple text-back service for sole traders like builders and plumbers who lose jobs because they can't answer their phone while up a ladder. figured out pretty quickly that tradies hate software and won't log into dashboards, so the whole thing runs app-free using twilio and zapier to drop missed call texts straight into their normal phone inbox. charging £45 a month, framing it as an operational utility rather than software, less than a tank of diesel, and it only needs to save one small job a month to pay for itself. instead of cold emailing or facebook ads, my go-to-market is dropping physical cards right onto independent trade counters where guys wait for materials. curious if anyone has tried selling physical/local service stuff like this before. is £45 a good

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/9 23:28:16