LoadBear is the front office for your business — it answers the calls, books the work, keeps the records and chases the money, and everything it learns stays yours. A $2,500 build & onboarding fee, once; $800 a month. Watch one day of it, below.
You’re loading the van. The phone rings anyway — and Cora picks up in your business’s name, on your hours, with your prices.
Booked against your real availability, confirmed to the customer by text. You find out it happened by seeing it on the calendar.
Job done, review asked for the same evening — by the same system that answered the call and booked the work. The thing on the phone is also the system of record: nobody has to remember.
Invoice out with the job closed, reminder queued so you never ask twice — and the needs-you light goes quiet. That’s the whole pitch.
We have no customers yet; you’d be among the first hundred. So nothing on this page wears borrowed proof — no testimonials, no logos, no invented totals. The demonstration runs on the same seeded practice data as the live demo, where you can click through the real product yourself. In the product, a blank means “not counted”, never zero — and red means a person needs you, nothing else. Those rules hold here too.
A build & onboarding fee once, and a monthly fee to run it. Fixed in writing before you agree to anything, the same in a busy month and a quiet one.
Calls start end of November 2026. The list is called first — nobody who isn’t on it gets a call. You’ve seen the price and watched the product work. If it reads like it could pay for itself, take a place.
You’ll be told your exact number and wave — and if anything fails to save, we say that instead of pretending it didn’t.