Most estimates don't get rejected — they get forgotten, on both sides. This sends your quotes fast and follows up until there's an answer, so a busy week never quietly costs you a job again.
$297/month. Month to month. No quote sits without its follow-up going out on schedule — or that month is on me.
Not sure it fits? If onboarding shows this can't work for your shop, full refund — no questions.
You look at the job Tuesday and say you'll get them a number. Wednesday two emergencies land. By Friday the estimate is three days old, and by the time it goes out, somebody else's already did.
Or the quote goes out on time — and then nothing. They meant to reply. You meant to check in. Nobody did, and the job went to whoever called them back.
None of that is a work-quality problem. It's a follow-up problem, and follow-up is exactly what a system does better than a busy human.
Same day, looking professional, from your business — not a text with a number in it three days later.
Opened? Ignored? It knows, and you don't have to keep a mental list of who's gone quiet.
Polite, well-timed check-ins in your voice, until there's a yes, a no, or a question — not silence.
Booked jobs land on your calendar. A no closes the file. Either way, nothing sits in limbo eating a slot in your head.
Same-day quotes — estimates go out while the job is still fresh in the customer's mind.
Automatic follow-up — every open quote gets checked on until it resolves. No mental lists.
Appointment reminders — fewer no-shows, fewer wasted truck rolls.
Unpaid-invoice nudges — the awkward money conversation happens politely, automatically, on time.
Your voice throughout — every message reads like your shop wrote it, because you approved how it talks.
One place to see it all — every quote and where it stands, at a glance, from your phone.
Follow-ups are spaced like a considerate human would space them — days apart, and they stop the moment there's an answer. What actually annoys customers is silence after they asked for a price.
Usually fine. The follow-up system cares that a quote exists and whether it's been answered — I'll tell you on the call whether what you use plays nicely with it.
$297 a month, month to month, no contract. With a promise in writing: no quote of yours sits without its follow-up going out on schedule — if one slips through, that month is on me.
Quote the job. That's it. The system handles the sending, the watching, and the checking in — you get pinged when there's a decision to make or a job to put on the calendar.
If you can't — that's the problem this fixes. Start below and it's handled by next week, or take thirty minutes with me first. If it's not a fit, I'll say so.