AI chatbot for plumbers
Stop losing jobs while you're under a sink.
Pivra answers common plumbing questions, qualifies the job, and captures the caller's details 24/7, so when you put down the spanner, you've got a real list of jobs to call back, not missed voicemails.
Built for Australian plumbing businesses. AUD pricing. No credit card.
Is it an emergency?
Burst pipe, no hot water, sewage backup. Your bot flags the urgent ones first.
Do you service my suburb?
Set your service area once. Your bot answers instantly, no more 'sorry mate, that's outside our range' calls.
How much to unblock a drain?
Give your bot your standard callout and common job prices. It gives ballpark quotes without locking you into a made-up number.
Can you come after 6pm?
After-hours surcharge, weekend rates, and on-call windows can all be explained before you pick up the phone.
How it works on your site
- 1. Train it once. Paste your website URL, upload your price list PDF, or type your FAQs. Takes about an hour.
- 2. Drop the widget on your site. One line of code. Works on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, or whatever your site is built on.
- 3. It answers. It captures. It hands off. Every lead is saved with name, phone, suburb, job type, urgency and preferred callback time.
Built for how plumbers actually work
ServiceM8 integration. Connect Pivra to ServiceM8 and every qualified enquiry becomes a job card with contact details, job notes and callback window already filled in.
WhatsApp channel. Add your WhatsApp channel so customers can keep the conversation moving without more phone tag.
Quote rules you control. Set your rates and use pricing rules to give grounded ranges instead of generic replies.
What plumbers use it for
After-hours enquiries
You're asleep. Someone's got a blocked toilet at 11pm. Your bot takes the job, asks what's happening, captures the details, and tells them when you'll call back.
Service-area filtering
Stop doing free consults for jobs you cannot service. Your bot confirms suburb before it asks anything else.
Quote requests
Qualify job scope, ask for photos if needed, and book a site visit before you pick up the phone.
Google Ads landing pages
Pair ad clicks with live lead capture so traffic does not die on a contact form.
Pricing for plumbing businesses
Most single-operator plumbers start on Starter ($39 AUD/mo) for 5,000 messages, lead capture, ServiceM8 integration, appointment booking and webhook actions.
Larger crews with multiple vans tend to go Pro ($99 AUD/mo) for the larger message bucket and white-label branding. There's also a free plan ($0) if you want to test the workflow first.
Will a plumbing AI chatbot actually answer customer questions correctly?
Yes, because you train it on your own content — your website, price list and FAQ answers. The bot sticks to your content and flags anything it doesn't know rather than making up an answer.
What happens if someone asks a question the plumber chatbot can't answer?
The bot can capture the caller's details and promise a callback, or hand the chat off live to your phone or team so a human can take over.
Can the chatbot book a plumbing job into my calendar?
Yes. Pivra connects to Google Calendar and Calendly to book visits during available windows, and to ServiceM8 to create a job card directly from a website enquiry.
Do I need a developer to set up an AI chatbot for my plumbing business?
No. Setup takes about an hour and requires no coding. Pivra works on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and custom sites with a single code snippet.
How much does an AI chatbot for plumbers cost in Australia?
Pivra is priced in AUD. The Starter plan is $39/month for 5,000 messages, lead capture and ServiceM8 integration. The Pro plan is $99/month for larger teams. A free plan is available with 500 messages per month.
Can the chatbot integrate with ServiceM8?
Yes. Pivra integrates natively with ServiceM8 so qualified enquiries become job cards automatically, with contact details, job notes and preferred callback window pre-filled.
Start capturing jobs tonight
You're losing jobs to whoever picks up first. An always-on chatbot means that whoever picks up first is you.