One pack
One job, finished by the two to five skills that job takes. Another pack can follow later if the first one earns it.
An MCP answers questions. A skill runs the whole job: it reads the book, works out what is actually wrong, and hands back the worklist in the order worth doing. Skills come in packs of two to five, grouped by the job they finish, plus one grouped by what runs without an API key. $34 to $49 a pack at half price while the shelf is new, and every purchase includes all future updates to everything in it.
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What is hurting right now?
Not on the MAX plan? Every pack above needs an API key. Any Plan does not, and Export That Works is free.
Quote to Cash is money from work already done. Busy, but not making money is where the money goes on the way out: costs, margin, materials. Win More Work is getting the phone to ring again. Where two of them fit, the one that hurts this month is the one to take. The seven job packs hold no skill in common; the Any Plan pack deliberately repeats four of them for buyers without a key.
Teach it how your company works once, then get the book itself into shape: the customers you can no longer reach, the same person in there three times, the do-not-service marks recorded in one place and missed in three others, and the tagging that has drifted. Every other pack reads better afterwards.
Buy for $49The whole arc of a sale: build the options, chase the quotes that went quiet or silently expired, then collect what was invoiced - including the open invoices nobody ever sent, which is usually the largest number on the page.
Buy for $49The customers who used to call and stopped, the ones it is safe to ask for a review this week, and a targeted audience for anything you send - each one checked against every do-not-contact signal in your book, and each one drafting messages you send yourself.
Buy for $44Supplier invoices read and matched to your price book so costs stop drifting, the book itself audited for duplicates and missing costs, what your jobs consumed and what to restock, revenue and margin on the coverage you actually have, and job costing and sales tax by period - the reports the dashboard will not build.
The five-minute read on what happened yesterday and what needs a decision today, everything worth knowing about one customer before you dial, and booking a job from a single spoken sentence with a technician on it.
Buy for $39What each technician earned on your own commission rules with every figure checkable against its row, and the return trips hiding in your book - detected, laid out with both jobs' notes, and judged by you, never by the software.
Buy for $39For home service companies that sell maintenance agreements, or want to. Who is lapsing or sitting unsigned, who is owed a visit this cycle with nothing booked, and which of your repeat customers already behave like members and were never asked.
Buy for $34All 8 packs, and every skill added to any of them afterwards, for as long as the line runs. Roughly three packs' worth, for all of it and everything next.
Buy for $149The packs above run on the free MCP and a Housecall Pro API key, which is a MAX-plan feature. A read-only key covers all of it except the ones marked writes, which make changes one confirmation at a time. Each skill has its own page; a pack is one purchase.
Everything here reads a file you export from your own dashboard, so it runs on any Housecall Pro plan and never touches your account: the customers you can no longer reach, the same person in the book three times, the agreements lapsing or sitting unsigned, and a campaign list that honours every do-not-contact mark in the file.
Export That Works reads exports the same way and costs nothing. Start there.
Each of these also appears in a job pack above. Either pack includes the skill in full, so this pack is the one to take when there is no API key to work with.
Export That Works costs nothing, needs no API key, and never touches the account. It reads a file exported from the dashboard, which makes it the cheapest way to find out whether any of this is worth paying for.
Most of the shelf runs on the free MCP and a Housecall Pro API key, which is a MAX-plan feature. A read-only key covers everything except the 6 skills that make changes, and those confirm each change individually.
The Any Plan pack is the exception: its 4 skills read files exported from the dashboard, so they run on any plan and never connect to the account. Some of them cover ground the API cannot reach at all, since the service agreements file has no API route in any namespace. Each skill page names the file it needs. The export guide covers what each file contains.
Two ways to buy: the job at hand, or everything and everything next.
One job, finished by the two to five skills that job takes. Another pack can follow later if the first one earns it.
All 8 packs and every skill added to any of them afterwards, for as long as the line runs. Roughly three packs' worth, for all of it and everything next.
Half price for the first 60 days, because the shelf is new and you would be among the first to trust it. After that it goes to full price - and whatever you pay, every future update to what you bought stays free.
A pack that does not earn its price on a book is refunded on request. This is a new shelf from an unknown name, with no reviews on it yet. That risk belongs on this side of the transaction.
Every purchase includes all future updates to what was bought, on either tier. That is the part that compounds: a book decays continuously, so a skill is worth something the first time and worth more each quarter after.
The shelf covers the jobs most home service companies share. The one specific to a single company is usually worth the most, and it will not be on a list written by someone else.
A sentence or two describing it goes to hello@hcpapi.com. Jobs several companies share go on the shelf, free to whoever asked. Jobs specific to one company get built for that company. Where Housecall Pro does not expose what the job would take, the reply says so instead of quoting for it.