Your customers get a price in 30 seconds. You get the lead.
A quote page built with your prices. The customer picks the options and sees a price range right away. You get their name, their number and the estimate already worked out.
A quote page built with your prices. The customer picks the options and sees a price range right away. You get their name, their number and the estimate already worked out.
Each sample has an Owner tab that shows what lands on your side when a customer asks for a quote.
A photo of your price list or a few past quotes is enough.
Your prices, your options, your photos. About a week, and you check it before it goes live.
On your website, your Google Business Profile or your Facebook page. Each request reaches you by email the moment it comes in, with text alerts as an option.
$100 to set up. $150 a month. Cancel anytime.
The monthly covers hosting, the lead alerts and price changes whenever you need them. No contract. In return I would like to show your page as an example.
Got it, thank you. Elias will be in touch.
Elias Hubbard, Austin TX · call or text (203) 554-0591
It gives a range, not a bid. You set the rates and how wide the range is, and the page says the price is confirmed at a site visit. It is the ballpark you already give on the phone, without the phone call.
The page can ask for a name and mobile number before it shows the range, so anyone who sees a number has left theirs. You also choose which options and add-ons appear.
Then use it as a filter. People who see the range and still ask for a visit are ready to buy, and you stop driving out to quote jobs that were never in the budget.
You don't touch anything. Send the price sheet, I build the page, and you get one link. Changing a price later is a text to me.
Yes. It is a page with its own link, so it works with any website builder. It also works with no website at all: put the link on your Google Business Profile, your Facebook page or a QR code on your yard signs.
You decide how the range is worded and how wide it is, and every quote says it is an estimate until you have seen the job. Most shops set the range the same way they would talk through it on a call.
No. It is month to month, and you cancel with one text or email.
You could, the same way you could build your own website. What you are paying for is having it done in a week with your pricing rules, kept running, and changed whenever your prices change.