You probably have a year of quotes that never got a yes or a no. We sort that list, write one short email in your name and send it 50 a day. Replies come straight to you.
By email, unless the customer opted in to texts. Price: Quote.
"No time to look back at every job I bid."
"The gap between quoted and booked is bigger than missed calls."
You drove out, measured, wrote it up and sent it. Then the week got busy, and the quote sat.
A quote that went quiet isn't a no. People put jobs off after a bad month, a move or a storm, and then forget who they talked to. When they come back to it, they call whoever reaches them first. This fix makes sure your name is the one in their inbox.
Sort the list first, then send it a day at a time. Watch what gets taken out, who hears from you by email or text, and what comes back.
Eight of the 150, up close
About two weeks from your list to the first count. You approve the list and the message before anything goes out.
An export from whatever you quote in, or a spreadsheet. We need a name, an email or phone, the job, the amount and the date. If your quotes live on paper, see how we handle that below.
Jobs you already won, people who hired someone else, and anyone who asked not to be contacted come off the list. Then we split it: email for most people, and a text only for customers who opted in to texts on your quote form or texted you first. You check the list before anything goes.
It asks if the job is still on their list and if they want a fresh look. It doesn't resend last year's price, since materials and schedules have moved. You read it, change what you want and approve it.
Weekdays, business hours, spaced out through the day. We set up your sending so it's less likely to land in spam. Any reply stops everything else to that person, and so does an unsubscribe.
You get an alert on your phone with the customer, the old job and what they said. You or your office book the visit. "We went with someone else" gets marked so they don't hear from you again.
A short report: how many were sent, how many replied, how many visits got booked. A quote counts as won back only if it sat 14 or more days with no answer, came back after our email, and then closed. We keep updating that number as jobs close.
This is a one-time wave, so this is a one-time number. Put in your own numbers.
Either one flat fee, or a smaller fee plus a set amount for each job it books. We quote both after the free audit, once we've seen your list. It's also included in Quote Closer Desk and Revenue Engine.
Better you hear it now than in month two.
Every Quote Chased keeps new quotes from going cold. This fix goes back for the old ones. Quote Closer Desk and Revenue Engine include it.
No quote goes cold and no caller waits.
Built for: 1 to 5 truck shops quoting jobs over $2,000.
Old quotes re-closed, new ones bigger, after-hours calls booked.
Built for: shops sending 15+ quotes a month on $5,000+ jobs.
Members paying monthly, past customers coming back, one number at 7am.
Built for: shops with 500+ past customers and someone in the office.
Your whole front office, run for you.
Built for: 10+ trucks or 4+ bays with someone already in the office. By conversation, not a form.
Our promise: if the first 90 days don't show at least $10,000 recovered, your next month is free.
Goes well with:Quote questions answered by textOptions and financing on quotesAll fixes
Only the ones who opted in to texts on your quote form or texted you first. Everyone else gets email. We don't text bought lists and we don't make AI calls out.
That you quoted their job, asking if it's still on their list, and asking if they want a fresh look. It's short, in your name, and you approve it before it goes. There's one follow-up a few days later, and any reply stops both.
They reply with one line, we mark it, and they don't hear from you again. Anyone who asks not to be contacted is taken off for good.
That's why it goes 50 a day from your own address, set up properly first. A few will still land in spam. We watch bounces and unsubscribes and slow down if they climb.
It can. Someone has to type them in first. We look at what you have on the free audit and tell you what that takes, and you decide if it's worth it.
Every reply is tagged to the old quote it answered. A quote counts as won back only if it sat 14 or more days with no answer, came back after our email, and then closed.
Yes. It's a one-time job each time. If you'd rather never have a pile like this again, Every Quote Chased follows up on new quotes as they go out.
Text Chase a rough count. We'll look at the list with you on the free audit and tell you if a wave is worth sending.