Garage door software for spring, opener and panel calls

Answer the broken-spring call in 30 seconds. Send a $385 spring and roller package quote from the customer's driveway. Know which Phoenix zip codes pay your premium tier.

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$1 for 14 days, then $19/mo. Card required. Cancel any time.

The $1 trial is Starter. Dispatch, two-way texting and job costing are on Crew ($39/mo).

Garage door technician on a step ladder using a cordless impact driver with a deep socket to adjust a vertical track bracket on a partially closed residential sectional garage door
From $19/mo, users included. Verified competitor prices · CSV import from Housecall Pro, Jobber and ServiceTitan · No per-seat fees, ever
Features garage door shops use

Built for garage door companies

The 5 things that decide whether you book the same-day or lose it to the next Google result are answering the call instantly, dispatching the closest tech with the right springs in the truck, quoting on-site with photos, tracking real margin per job for parts and labor and warranty, and saving address notes so the next visit is a 12-minute service call instead of a 90-minute diagnosis. All in one app. Built for the tech who has replaced 200lb extension springs with the door 8 feet up and the homeowner watching from the driveway.

Same-Day Dispatch and GPSCrew

The broken-spring call comes in at 9:14am. Your closest tech with springs in the truck gets the job in one tap. Customer gets an automatic text: "Mike's on his way. ETA 38 minutes." Mike opens the app and sees the address, the door size, the symptom, and the last service if you have been there.

Missed-Call Text-BackCrew

Calls route through the app, answer from the office, the truck, or your kitchen. Miss a call when you are under a torsion bar? An automatic text fires in seconds: "Sorry we missed you, a tech will reach out shortly." That text alone keeps $385+ same-day calls out of your competitor's hands.

On-Site Quotes with PhotosStarter

Photo the broken spring, the worn rollers, the rusted brackets. Build the package quote in 4 minutes. Spring repair $185. Full overhaul with springs and rollers and cables and bearings and lube $385. Replacement door $1,800-$3,200. Customer picks, signs, pays, you are working before lunch.

Margin Per JobCrew

Springs, rollers, brackets, cables, openers, labor, tracked per job. Your $385 full overhaul shows 58% margin. Your $185 spring-only shows 71%. Your $1,800 door install shows 34% because the panel had to be reordered. Now you know what work to push and what to reprice.

Address Notes and Door SpecsStarter

Door size (16x7, 9x7, double 8x7), spring type (torsion vs extension), opener model (LiftMaster 8500, Genie SilentMax), warranty status, last service date. Your tech pulls up the address and knows what is behind the door before he leaves the shop. Every visit is a 12-minute service call instead of a 90-minute diagnosis.

Starter is $19/mo. Texting, AI and dispatch start on Crew at $39. The phone line and AI receptionist are on Business at $79.

Why garage door shops switch

Why garage door companies choose Claver

A speed-and-margin business

Garage door is a speed-and-margin business. The broken spring at 9am Tuesday is a $385 ticket if you can be there by 11am. By 1pm the homeowner has called three competitors. By 4pm she has booked with whoever picked up the phone. Every minute you delay is dollars walking away.

The shops that win run two things differently. They answer every call or the app answers for them when they can't. They dispatch the right tech with the right springs in the truck, not the closest tech who has to drive back to the shop because he is out of 16x7 torsion springs.

The dispatch board is the engine. Margin tracking is what tells you it is worth running.

When a 9:14am broken-spring call hits, your dispatch board shows every tech's location and what is currently in their truck. Mike has 16x7 torsion springs and rollers loaded out and is finishing a service call in Scottsdale at 9:35am. Drag the new job to Mike's row. Customer gets an automatic text: "Mike's on his way. ETA 38 minutes." The customer stops Googling. Mike opens the app and sees the address, door size, symptom (door won't open, hear a loud bang), and your service history, including the 2023 spring replacement that is now exactly within the 7-year cycle expectancy.

Garage door technician on a step ladder reaching up to a ceiling-mounted opener's motor head

The quote builds itself

On-site, the quote builds itself. Photograph the broken spring, the worn rollers, the rusty brackets, the frayed cable. Build the package quote in 4 minutes. Spring repair only at $185 with a 1-year warranty. Full overhaul with springs and rollers and cables and bearings and lubrication at $385 with a 3-year warranty. Or replacement door at $1,800-$3,200. The customer sees three professional options on Mike's iPad. She picks Better. She signs. She pays. Mike is working before he gets back to his truck. You stop losing the same job 30% of the time to "let me get other quotes."

After the job, every part and every minute of labor is tracked. Your $385 full overhaul shows 58% margin. Your $185 spring-only shows 71% which is fast in, fast out. Your $1,800 door install shows 34% because the panel had to be reordered and you ate two weeks of float. Now you know which jobs to chase, which to reprice, and where you are silently losing money on installs that take three trips when they should take two.

Address notes on repeat visits

Address notes are what make every repeat visit profitable. 16x7 door, two-car garage, torsion spring not extension, LiftMaster 8500 opener installed 2019, last service March 2023 replaced springs and rollers with 3-year warranty, gate code 4729, dog Bowie sleeps in the side yard, customer prefers Saturday morning appointments. When Mike gets the call back in 2026 and Bowie is barking, Mike pulls up the address and knows the door is now exactly at the 7-year spring failure mark. He shows up with the right parts loaded out. The 90-minute diagnosis becomes a 12-minute service call.

And here is where most garage door shops fly blind: marketing spend. You are paying $25-$60 per click on Google Ads for keywords like "broken garage door spring [city]" and "emergency garage door repair." Some clicks become $385 same-day jobs. Some become nothing. Claver captures the Google Ads click ID when someone visits your site and tracks it through quote to completed job to final payment. For example, "broken garage door spring Phoenix" might generate a strong run of clicks and completed jobs, while "garage door repair near me" generates far more clicks and barely any revenue. Fund the first keyword harder. Cut the second.

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Pricing

Pricing that works for garage door shops

$19/mo to start. $39/mo for growing teams. $79/mo for the full toolkit. AI summaries, app phone line, dispatch board, real-time job costing, and ad-conversion tracking. Same plans as every Claver page, no garage door upsell.

Simple pricing, users included

Every plan includes unlimited jobs, quotes, invoices, and Stripe payments. Texting, AI, dispatch and job costing start on Crew. The phone system and full back office are on Business.

Starter
$19/mo
2 users · run and bill the work
Crew · most popular
$39/mo
8 users · texting, AI, and dispatch
Business
$79/mo
20 users · AI phone and back office
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Starter: $1 for 14 days, then $19/mo. · Cancel anytime · Your data exports as CSV

Common questions

Common garage door software questions

No marketing dance. The questions garage door owners ask before they sign up.

Does Claver handle same-day dispatch with GPS?+
Yes. The dispatch board shows every tech's GPS location and what's currently loaded in their truck (springs, rollers, cables, openers). The closest tech with the right parts gets the job in one tap. Customer gets an automatic text: "Mike's on his way. ETA 38 minutes." The customer stops Googling competitors.
Can it build same-day quotes with photos on-site?+
Yes. Photo the broken spring, worn rollers, rusty brackets, frayed cable. Build the package quote in 4 minutes, spring repair only at $185, full overhaul (springs and rollers and cables and bearings and lubrication) at $385, or replacement door at $1,800-$3,200. Customer sees three professional options, picks one, signs digitally, and pays through Stripe before you leave the driveway.
Can I import customers from ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, or Jobber?+
Yes. Export your customer list as CSV from your current tool. ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber, FieldEdge, and upload it to Claver. The wizard maps the columns. Most garage door shops finish the migration in 20-30 minutes. We'll personally help if anything looks off, email [email protected].
Does Claver track which Google Ads keywords pay off?+
Yes, and it's the most under-used feature in garage door. Claver captures the Google Ads click ID when a visitor lands on your site and follows it through quote to completed job to final payment. For example, "broken garage door spring [your city]" might generate a strong run of clicks and completed jobs, while "garage door repair near me" generates far more clicks and barely any revenue. Worth knowing, because garage door keywords cost $25-$60 per click.
What does Claver cost for a garage door shop?+
$19/mo for Starter (2 users), with on-site quotes and property notes included. $39/mo for Crew (8 users) when you want texting, AI, the dispatch board, and job costing. $79/mo for Business with the full toolkit, including call recording and ad tracking numbers. No contract. Cancel anytime.

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