A CRM for electricians who win work on the specifics

  • Panel size and permit status on every deal
  • Quotes from your price list, tracked after send
  • Follow-ups that come back on the day you set
  • Lead forms that file the 9:15pm charger request

$9 per user · 14 days free · no credit card

An electrician in a yellow hard hat installing wiring

Pipeline [Apr]

$101,000 open

Lead → Won

For electrical contractors

A $5,778 quote hangs on a panel you saw once

A CRM for electricians should read like your job list, not like software. Liteo puts every job you're chasing on one board, with the specifics, the quote, and the follow-up attached. You look at it between service calls, then get back to the work.

The problem

3 ways a busy week leaks money

01

The panel size that stayed in your head

You checked it on the walkthrough. 100A, no spare slots, meter on the far wall. A week later you're pricing the job at the kitchen table and none of it made it onto paper.

02

The charger quote that went quiet

You quoted a Level 2 install and they said they'd talk it over. 3 weeks of silence later, you remember them at a red light. By then another outfit had pulled the permit.

03

What the inspector said is in one text thread

The inspector failed the rough-in over a missing nail plate. Only your lead knows, and they're in an attic with the phone on silent. The homeowner calls the office, and the office guesses.

01 · Pipeline

What a CRM for electricians has to keep straight

Every open job is on one board, in the stage it's really in. Lead, site walk, quote sent, negotiation, won. Charger installs next to fit-outs, all of it visible without opening anything.

Drag a job forward when it moves. A deal that sits still starts to show its age, flagged at 7 days, overdue at 14. The stale ones can't hide behind the fresh ones.

  • Stage totals show what's actually close to signing
  • Rename stages to match how your jobs really move
  • Run one board for the shop, or one per crew
Quote sent

K. Novak

Basement remodel wiring

$12,400

ALFollow up
Apr 9

02 · Quotes

Quote the panel and charger the same night

Build it from your saved price list. The 200A panel, the 60A charger circuit, the Level 2 unit, the permit line. Set the quantities and the totals sort themselves out.

Then it's out of your head. The Delgado quote went out Monday night, locked exactly as she got it. The moment she accepts, the deal records it, deposit terms and all.

Quote Q-2087

Delgado Residence

Subtotal$5,350
Tax 8%$428

Total

$5,778

Sent · good 30 days

03 · The specifics

The details that price the job stay on the job

Add the fields your pricing actually turns on. Panel size, permit status, job type, inspection date. They live on the deal, not in a notebook behind the seat.

Set panel size once with the sizes you quote, 100A to 400A. Permit status runs from not filed to inspected. Whoever answers the phone reads it straight off the job.

Custom fields

+ Add field
  • Panel size

    100A · 150A · 200A · 400A

    DealDropdown
  • Permit status

    Not filed · Filed · Approved · Inspected

    DealDropdown
  • Job type

    EV charger · Panel · Remodel · Service

    DealDropdown
  • Inspection date

    DealDate
  • Utility account

    ContactText
  • Attic or crawl access

    Yes · No

    BusinessDropdown

Pipeline stages

+ Add stage
  • 1Lead
  • 2Site walk
  • 3Quote sent
  • 4Negotiation
  • 5Won

04 · Follow-ups

Follow-ups come back when you told them to

Set the follow-up when the quote goes out, while the price is still in your head. It comes back on the day, on the right deal, with the number attached.

Overdue turns red and goes to the top. The Delgado follow-up from Apr 2 is the first thing you see at 7am until you make the call.

Today
Follow up on the Delgado quote
OverdueDelgado Residence
Walk the Juniper build-out
8:30am214 Garland Ave
Send revised lighting counts
TodayIronline Fitness

05 · Lead capture

A 9:15pm charger inquiry files itself

Someone wants a Level 2 charger and fills in Request an electrician at 9:15pm. Liteo creates the contact as a lead and tags it Web lead. It's waiting for you before your first coffee.

A rule takes it from there. The new lead gets an owner and a call task due tomorrow. Nobody has to remember what happens to web leads, because it happens on its own.

In Liteo, 9:04pm
01
Contact created · Nora Levin
02
Tagged · Web lead
03
Type set · Lead

06 · Mobile

Everything works from the van

Check the board between service calls. Log the call while the panel numbers are fresh. Mark the Brennan rewire won from the curb.

It's the same electrician CRM in the phone's browser. Nothing is stripped out or hidden on mobile.

Jobs

Cafe build-out wiring

Juniper Coffee Co.

$42,000

Alder Ct panel and charger

Delgado Residence

$5,778

Basement remodel wiring

K. Novak

$12,400

Gym fit-out

Ironline Fitness

$38,500

Pricing that fitson a sticky note

Per user

$7

Billed $84 per user, once a year. Everything included.

Lifetime, from

$99

Per seat, one payment, forever. 200 seats total.

Trial

14days

Free. No credit card to start.

14 days free · no credit card

Before and after

Your open jobs, before and after

It's the same work you're already chasing, kept where the whole shop can see it.

Today

  • Panel sizes and permit status live in your head and one long text thread
  • Every quote starts from scratch at the kitchen table after dinner
  • You remember the charger quote after they've hired someone else
  • The details go home at night with whoever took the call
  • Booked work and might-happen leads share one pile

With Liteo

  • Panel size and permit status sit on the deal, next to the quote
  • Line items come off your saved price list with the totals done
  • The follow-up comes back on the day you set, on the right job
  • Anyone in the shop opens the job and sees what was said
  • Every job holds a stage, and the stage totals tell you what's real

Where Liteo fits

A working day, end to end

4 moments every electrical shop lives. Liteo writes them down as they happen, so the specifics survive past dinner.

The back of a work van with its doors open

Daily email

1 overdue · 3 due today

The loadout

6:55am
A man reviewing plans at a construction site

Site walk

Juniper Coffee · logged

The site walk

8:30am
An electrician testing an electrical panel with a multimeter

Custom fields

Panel 100A, going to 200A

The panel

1:15pm
A man working late at a desk with his phone

Quote Q-2087

Sent · follow-up set Apr 2

The quote

6:22pm

Everything else

Everything else in the box

One plan, $9 per user, unlimited records. All of this comes with it.

The customer record

Calls, notes, files, and relationships on one profile, with the history intact.

Products & services

One catalog with categories, SKUs, and prices that fills your quotes.

Installed base & sites

What you sold, where it runs, and which location it belongs to.

Email history

Logged conversations live on the contact, private until you share them.

Tasks

Linked to the deal or the customer, grouped into overdue, today, upcoming.

Daily reminder email

Your due and overdue work, in your inbox every morning, your timezone.

Reports

Outcomes, activity, and pipeline for admins. Weekly summaries are opt-in.

Quotes

Built from your price list, delivered as a clean PDF, tracked from sent to accepted.

Service reminders

Installed work comes back as the next visit's task, on time.

Automations

Event rules that read like sentences and never email your customers.

Lead capture forms

Your website form creates the contact, tagged and assigned.

Custom fields and tags

Track the details that price the job, then filter by any of them.

Global search

Cmd+K, type 3 letters, land on the right record.

CSV import and export

Your data comes in from a spreadsheet and can leave the same way.

Team

Admin and member roles, a Mine filter, safe handoffs when someone leaves.

Coming

Coming

Send email from Liteo

Gmail and Outlook sending, logged automatically.

Coming

Deal attention

One view of everything that's gone quiet.

Coming

Connect your AI

Claude or ChatGPT works your CRM through Liteo's MCP server.

Lifetime deal · 200 seats total

Pay once. Use Liteo forever.

Two hundred seats total. Every remaining seat is $99, once.

Flat price

$99

per seat, one time

Availability

46 sold · 154 remain

  • Everything in monthly, forever
  • Seats are transferable when your team changes
  • All future updates included
  • 14 day money back guarantee

Proof

Shops like yours run their jobs on Liteo

A smiling man in a grey work shirt
The panel size is on the deal before I leave the driveway. Quoting takes 20 minutes at the kitchen table, not 2 hours.

Tom Ferreira

Owner · Ferreira Electric

A woman on the phone at a desk with a laptop
A homeowner calls about their inspection and I read the permit status straight off the job. Nobody waits for a text from an attic.

Alma Reyes

Office manager · Bright Line Electric

A man in a white hard hat and dark jacket
Follow-ups come back on the day we set them. We closed 2 charger installs last month that would have gone quiet.

Dev Chandra

Service manager · Chandra Electrical

Pricing

One price. Everything.

No tiers to compare, no feature held back to sell you the plan above. Pick how you want to pay and get the whole product either way.

Save 22%

Annual

Every feature included

$7per user / month

Billed $84 per user, once a year.

  • Everything in monthly
  • $24 saved per user, per year
  • 2 months, effectively free

Lifetime · 200 seats

Pay once

$99one time, per seat

No renewal, ever. All future updates.

46 sold · 154 remain

  • Everything, forever
  • Seats transfer when your team changes
  • 14 day money back
Get lifetime seats

14 day money back guarantee.

In every plan

All of it, every plan

Monthly, annual, or lifetime, the product is identical. Nothing held back to sell you an upgrade.

Contacts and businesses
Deals and pipelines
Product and service catalog
Quotes, sent and tracked
Service reminders
Lead forms
Automations
CSV export, any time

Prices exclude VAT. 14 day trial on every plan, no card to start.

Questions

Fair questions, short answers

Is this job scheduling or dispatch software?
No. There's no crew calendar and no dispatch board. Liteo tracks the sale: who asked, what you quoted, what they said, and the next call. Once the job's sold, your calendar takes over.
Can it keep the permit and inspection details with the job?
Yes, that's what custom fields are for. Panel size, permit status, and inspection date live on the deal itself. Whoever picks up the phone has the answer in front of them.
Is there a free CRM for electricians?
Liteo isn't free. It's $9 per user per month with everything included, and free for 14 days so you can load real jobs before deciding. Free CRMs usually cap your contacts or hold a feature back, and you find out which one mid-quote.
How long does setup take?
A few minutes to your first job on the board. There's no onboarding project and nothing you have to configure first. Add the price list when you get a quiet evening.
What does it cost to add my office manager or apprentice?
$9 a month per person, same as you. They see the same board and the same jobs. Admin and member roles decide who can change what.
Our jobs live in a spreadsheet. Can we bring them over?
Import them. Liteo takes a CSV for contacts and businesses, so your list comes across without retyping. If you ever cancel, you can still open your data and export it as CSV.
A man standing in the doorway of his work van

Built for the trade

For the shops that answer the no-power calls

A white van parked with its door open

Get the charger quote out tonight

Load your open jobs, add your prices once, and send the quote you've been meaning to write.

$9 per user · 14 days free · no credit card

Liteo

The deliberately simple CRM. $9 per user, everything included.

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