A quote with one number leaves the customer two answers: yes or no. We set your quotes up to go out as three options, one add-on line and a link to your own lender. You set every price.
We never show an interest rate. Price: Quote.
"I give one number and they pick yes or no."
"We need to think about the money."
You priced the job you'd do. They're holding it up against the cheapest bid, or against doing nothing this year.
With one number, the only thing left to talk about is the number. Three options give them a cheaper way in, the job you'd recommend, and a bigger one if they want it. A lender link gives the "we need to think about the money" customer something to check tonight, before they go quiet.
Pick a sample job and split the one number into three. Turn on the add-on line and the lender link, then tap through the quote the way your customer would.
Split it into three options first. That's when the extras turn on.
Fence replacement, 140 ft
You give us your prices and a few recent quotes. We build the templates and you approve each one before a customer sees it.
Whatever you price from today: a spreadsheet, a price book, or your last few quotes. We look for the jobs you quote most and what changes between a cheaper and a better version of each.
Each option changes what's included, not only the price: material, warranty, extras, cleanup. The middle one is the job you'd recommend. You check every line and every number before it goes live.
A gate, a thermostat, gutter guards. Something small that most customers would want and you'd happily do. They tick it or they don't.
If you already offer financing through a lender like Wisetack or Hearth, we put your link on the quote. The customer checks their options on the lender's page. The lender decides who qualifies and on what terms. We don't arrange loans and the quote never shows a rate.
You fill in the job, pick the template and send it. The customer gets a link by text or email, since they asked you for the quote. If you also have Every Quote Chased, the follow-ups run on it as usual.
Your phone gets an alert with the option they chose, the add-on and the total. Follow-ups stop. If they don't pick, you can see whether they opened it and call them.
Put in your own numbers. Start with a small change in your close rate and see what it does to gross profit.
A one-time setup and a small monthly fee, quoted after the free audit. It's included in Quote Closer Desk and Revenue Engine, and adds on to Every Quote Chased.
Better you hear it now than after the first month.
Every Quote Chased makes sure every quote gets followed up. This fix changes what the quote says. 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:Old quotes turned into jobsPhoto to estimate rangeQuote questions answered by textAll fixes
No. A monthly payment depends on a rate, and only the lender can quote that. The quote has a link to your lender's page, and the customer sees their own options there.
No. The three options and the add-on line work without one. If you want the link later, you sign up with a lender and we add it.
The one you already use, if you have one. Wisetack and Hearth are two that many trades use. We don't pick one for you and we aren't paid by any lender.
Each option says plainly what's in it, so the difference is easy to see. The middle one is marked as the one you'd pick. Three is the limit.
Yes. The templates are a starting point. You can change any line or price before you send, or send one number when a job only has one right answer.
Yes. When an old quote comes back to life, you can re-send it as three options. Old quotes turned into jobs is the fix that goes back for them, by email unless the customer opted in to texts.
You'll see how many quotes were accepted, which option people picked, and how often the add-on got ticked. Compare that to the months before.
Text Chase the jobs you quote most. On the free audit we'll tell you which ones split well into three options, and which don't.