BUILT FOR APPLIANCE REPAIR SHOPS

Your back office for appliance repair, except the AI does the work.

Sarah picks up the phone. Zoe schedules the technician. Maya supports the field. Eva sends the invoice. You just run the call.

An office staff that never sleeps

Each module is a real role in your shop. Hire as many as you need.

Sarah — Call Center

Picks up customer calls 24/7. Captures the appliance, the symptom, the address. Creates the customer record and the job. Hands off to dispatch.

Zoe — Dispatch

Looks at every tech's calendar, picks the right one for the job, sends the SMS. Reroutes when something changes. The schedule keeps itself current.

Maya — Field Support

Tech arrives, opens the app, sees customer history + brand-specific notes. Maya answers questions live. Status updates flow back to the office instantly.

Eva — Bookkeeping

Builds the invoice from the parts and labor logged on-site. Sends it to the customer with a Stripe payment link. Reconciles when it clears. QuickBooks sync optional.

Atlas — Parts

Knows your inventory, your suppliers, and which parts go in which appliance. When Maya says "I need a W10876268," Atlas tells you the cheapest place to get it today.

Vera — Vision

Tech snaps a photo of the model plate. Vera reads the model number, looks up the schematic, surfaces the common failure modes. Faster diagnosis, fewer return trips.

WHY GOES WEST

Built by a tech who's felt the same pain.

Goes West didn't come out of a Silicon Valley demo day. It came from the floor of a real appliance shop — built by a working technician, not a boardroom. I didn't own the place; I worked the jobs. I lived the chaos: job tickets that vanished, invoices that went out two weeks late, and no way to tell at 4 PM how the day actually went.

I'm the tech who showed up without the W10876268 pump, who chased customer history that only lived in someone's head, who took the 7 PM call about a flooding dishwasher. These weren't edge cases — they were every day.

I didn't run focus groups. I built the shop I wish I'd worked for.

5–10× cheaper than what you have now

Typical 5-tech shop running ServiceTitan + QuickBooks + a part-time scheduler vs. the same shop on Goes West.

Today

~$3,500 /mo
ServiceTitan + QuickBooks + scheduler
  • • ServiceTitan: $300/tech × 5 = $1,500
  • • QuickBooks Plus: $90
  • • Part-time scheduler: ~$2,000
  • • No AI; everything manual
  • • Migration: pay a consultant

Goes West Plus

~$450 /mo
Subscription + transaction fees
  • • Service Plus tier: $149/mo
  • • 1.5% on Stripe payments (~$300 on $20k)
  • • AI agents replace the scheduler
  • • Mobile app + dispatch + invoicing
  • • Migrate from your old system in 1 hour

Simple pricing. Pay only when you grow.

Subscription covers the AI. 1.5% transaction fee on payments processed through Goes West. Cancel anytime.

Free
$0 /mo
Try it before you commit.
  • 50 Sarah calls / month
  • 1 technician seat
  • Mobile field app
  • Email support
Start free
Starter
$49 /mo
Solo shops, side-business.
  • 500 Sarah calls / month
  • 1 technician seat
  • Basic dispatch (Zoe)
  • Mobile field app
Pick Starter
Pro
$299 /mo
Mid shops, 10–30 technicians.
  • Everything in Plus
  • Unlimited technician seats
  • Vera (vision) + multi-location
  • Custom domain + white-label
  • Priority support
Pick Pro

Plus a 1.5% transaction fee on payments processed through Goes West's Stripe integration. Add-ons available on top of any tier: QuickBooks/Xero sync ($20/mo), custom Twilio number ($15/mo), white-label ($50/mo on Plus, included in Pro).  See the full business model →

Ready to see it run?

15-minute demo, real shop data, no slides. Bring questions about your current workflow.