The phone is the only way in
No request form, no text option. When the dispatcher is on another call or asleep, the customer has nowhere to go but your competitor.
Web + dispatch tools for towing & roadside
A stranded driver calls at 2:14 AM. Who gets the job?
If nobody picks up, they call the next tow company on Google. I build the websites, online booking and dispatch tools that catch those calls for small towing and roadside operators.
Start free: a short written check of where your calls are going, whether you hire me or not. First paid step is a flat $1,500, live in 14 days.
- Missed call (918) ···-··42
- Caller dials next result on Google
- Job lost. You never knew it existed.
- Missed call → auto text with booking link
- Location + vehicle submitted, quote shown
- Job on dispatch board, driver assigned
Where towing jobs leak
Three places small operators lose calls
These show up on almost every towing site I audit. None of them need enterprise software to fix.
The site fights a mobile user
Tiny tap targets, a phone number buried in the footer, a slow page on one bar of signal. Your customer is standing next to a broken car.
Dispatch lives in a group text
Jobs get written on paper, passed by text, and the customer calls back three times asking for the ETA. Fine at 3 trucks. Painful at 10.
Your numbers, not mine
What does a missed call actually cost?
Put in your own figures. No email required, nothing is sent anywhere.
Count after-hours calls, calls during a busy stretch, and anyone who hung up before you answered.
$1,950
walking to the next company on Google, every month
$23,400 a year
Recent work
I've built this for roadside before
Rapid Valley Roadside
A complete dispatch platform: a dispatcher panel with a live job board and assignment, a customer app to request service and track the truck, and a driver app with job details, status updates and navigation. Phone-and-text dispatch became structured intake with automatic customer updates.
Dispatcher panelCustomer appDriver app
FragtDanmark
Modernized a live logistics system, migrating a legacy Laravel codebase and a 45-table database while the business kept running. Ongoing maintenance retainer since.
No downtime migrationOngoing retainer
What clients say
They kept coming back
Nobody hires the same developer five times by accident. Most of the people below came back for the next phase, and the one after that.
It was a pleasure working with Ehtisham once again with he becoming the go to developer in our team now.
He did a great job. Great at communication. Very skillful 10/10. It's always a pleasure to work with him.
Great guy very upfront and honest very knowledgeable and skilled.
Quoted word for word from public reviews on my Fiverr profile (80+ completed orders) and Upwork profile (Top Rated).
Free · no call required
Step one: the after-hours call check
Send me your website. Within two business days you get a short written report and a 3-minute video walking through it. Every finding is something I actually saw on your site, your Google listing or your reviews.
- Can a customer reach you at 2 AM?Phone only, form, text, or nothing.
- How the site behaves on a phoneLoad time, tap targets, where the number sits.
- Google Business ProfileHours, service area, photos, review replies.
- What customers complain aboutPatterns in your reviews and competitors' reviews.
- How jobs move after the callWhere a small tool would save your dispatcher time.
The first paid piece
Step two: stop losing calls in 14 days
Before anyone commits to a 90-day plan, we fix the leak that costs the most. One flat fee, one deadline.
Missed-call recovery, live on your number
$1,500One flat fee. Nothing hourly, no monthly lock-in.
- Missed calls get an automatic text within seconds, with a booking link
- A booking page built for someone standing next to a broken car
- Every request lands in one place with the caller's number attached
- A monthly count of the calls you would otherwise have lost
Live within 14 days or you pay nothing. You keep everything built up to that point either way.
Why start here
It is the cheapest thing that makes you money, and it gives us both a real number to work from. After a month of recovered calls you will know whether the rest of the 90-day plan is worth doing. Most owners decide from that number, not from a proposal.
Texting costs are billed by the provider, not by me: a phone number and per-message fees, plus a one-time US business texting registration. I set those up in your account and tell you the cost before anything starts.
Only if the first two earn it
Step three: the 90-day plan
Built around what your audit finds, not a package. Start with the first 30 days if that's all you need.
DAYS 1–30
Stop missing calls
- Fast, mobile-first site with click-to-call up top
- Online service request with instant estimate
- Missed-call text-back
- Google Business Profile cleaned up
DAYS 31–60
Get dispatch out of the group text
- Every request lands on one dispatch board
- Assign drivers from phone or desk
- Automatic ETA and status texts to customers
DAYS 61–90
Make it compound
- Review request after every completed job
- A page for each service and area you cover
- Simple reports: jobs per day, response times
Who you'd work with
Ehtisham Hussain, developer behind Towline Digital
I'm a full-stack developer with 5+ years of Laravel and React work, focused on dispatch, logistics and field-service software. Top Rated on Upwork.
You message me directly. No account manager and no ticket queue. I'm based in Pakistan and keep calls and updates on US business hours.
Request your audit
Tell me where to look
Your website and the area you tow in are enough. I'll reply by email with the audit.
Email · towlinedigital@gmail.com
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