For plumbing shops

Online presence for plumbers that answers before you do.

Morndeck is the always-on AI agent for plumbing shops — after-hours review replies, emergency Google Business Profile posts the morning a water heater bursts, missed-call recovery, and a Tuesday briefing of the local-SEO moves you actually have time to make.

Three tiers — Starter free, Standard $15/mo, Pro $20/mo — starting at the morning briefing for one local business, and finishing at the multi-location BusinessSwitcher.

Tue · 6:30 AMMawr Plumbing
This week’s briefing
  • 4★ review on GBP — drafted FTC reply readyStar-gate · sensitive keywords scannedApprove
  • Missed call · Mesa — 6:12 AMLead added to inboxCallback
  • Local-SEO move · “emergency plumber Mesa”Rank +2 — Google post draftedPublish
What Morndeck does

Four plumber-specific moves, every week.

The same always-on agent — tuned for the way plumbing shops communicate. Review replies that respect the FTC advertising rule, GBP posts when the board flips, missed-call recovery before the lead cools, and the Tuesday-morning local-SEO list.

“We built Morndeck around the Tuesday morning plumber — the one-truck or two-truck owner who’s at a job site all day and has fifteen minutes to read the dispatch before the next call. Morndeck is the second pair of eyes that answers the reviews, posts tomorrow’s openings, and queues the leads they need to call back when they get home.”

The Morndeck teamBuilt for one-to-five-location plumbing shops
Keep reading

See how Morndeck stacks up — and what’s in the briefing.

Side-by-sides against the review-solicitation and SMB-management suites plumbers compare against most, plus the public flow and the pricing breakdown. The morning briefing lives in your inbox and at /app/briefing every Tuesday at 6:30 AM.

Ready when you are

Start at the free Starter tier.

Starter is free forever for one GBP location — the Tuesday morning briefing, the FTC-aligned auto-reply engine, and the post analytics. Upgrade to Standard or Pro when the drafted replies and the multi-location switcher earn their keep.

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