Everything an appliance tech needs — nothing you don’t
- Estimates in minutes from your own price book, sent by text, email or WhatsApp.
- Schedule and crew — assign a worker or a crew; they see the job instantly.
- Invoices and card payments — Pay Now on every invoice, money to your bank.
- Van stock: parts and supplies come off automatically when a job is done.
- One-tap “Ask for a review” on paid jobs to grow your Google reviews.
- Your own booking page and QR code — new requests land in New with a notification.
Your price book, ready in minutes
Start with your own items and prices. For example, an appliance tech might add:
| Service call & diagnosis | $95 |
| Washer repair | $220 |
| Dryer repair | $200 |
| Refrigerator repair | $280 |
| Dishwasher install | $200 |
| Oven igniter replacement | $180 |
Example prices only — you set yours. Import your list from a spreadsheet in seconds.
Example: Refrigerator not cooling on a hot weekend
The fridge is warm and the freezer still works. You diagnose a failed evaporator fan motor and replace it the same day.
| Diagnostic | $95 |
| Evaporator fan motor | $120 |
| Labor | $150 |
| Total | $365 |
The part comes from van stock and comes off automatically when you mark the job done. The customer pays by card from the invoice before you leave.
An example to show how it works — prices and steps are yours to set.
What customers ask an appliance tech
Is it worth repairing or should I replace it?
Give your honest opinion on the estimate based on age and cost.
Does the diagnostic fee go toward the repair?
Say your policy clearly.
Do you warranty your repairs?
Write your warranty in your company description.
Tips for your appliance tech business
- Common parts in van stock mean one-trip repairs.
- Say clearly whether the diagnostic fee is credited.
- Same-day service is your advantage over big companies.
One path, start to paid
New job → Estimate → Schedule → Crew does it → Invoice → Paid. The same simple steps for every job, so nothing falls through the cracks.
Simple pricing
| Solo — just you | $29/mo |
| Contractor — you + up to 5 workers | $79/mo |
| Contractor 10 — you + up to 10 workers | $129/mo |
Everything included. Every feature is in every plan — no add-ons, no surprise charges later. Plans only differ by how many workers you have.
First 100 companies keep $19 / $49 / $89 a month for as long as they stay subscribed. Workers are always free.
Questions appliance repair techs ask
Can I track what is in my van?
Yes. Track items in Van stock; they come off automatically when a job is marked done, and Selk warns you when you are low.
Can Selk help me get Google reviews?
Yes. Add your Google review link and paid jobs get an “Ask for a review” button.
How much does Selk cost?
Selk costs $29/month for Solo, $79/month for Contractor (owner plus up to 5 workers), and $129/month for Contractor 10 (owner plus up to 10 workers). The first 100 companies lock in founding prices of $19, $49 and $89 per month for as long as they stay subscribed.
Do my workers pay?
No. Workers are always free on every Selk plan. There are no per-seat fees, and the worker app is separate from the contractor app.
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