A customer texts you photos of the job. We draft a price range from your own price book. You look at it on your phone, fix it if you want, and nothing goes out until you say yes.
You approve every range. Price: Quote.
"Leads send half the info: no address, no photos."
An hour out, an hour back, and their budget was half the job.
Some visits were never going to turn into a job. You only find out after you've driven there.
Most people have no idea what a fence or a new driveway costs. A ballpark up front lets the ones who can't do it say so by text, and the ones who can are already expecting your number when you show up. You still go out to price the real ones. You just stop going out to find out the budget.
Pick one. See what the draft read from the photo, which lines of your price book it used, and the range. Then approve it, change it, or ask for a visit. Nothing reaches the customer before you do.
Every draft shows the price book lines it used, so you can see where each number came from.
The customer texts first. Every range is drafted from your price book, never a guessed number, and it waits for you.
From your website, your Google listing, a yard sign, or a missed call that got a text back. They reached out, so replying to them is fine.
It asks for 2 or 3 photos, a rough size, and the address. If a photo is too dark or too close, it asks for another one before any draft gets made.
It picks the lines that fit, like per foot, per square foot, gates, tear-out or a slope add, and keeps the range wide where the photo can't tell. It notes what it can't see, like framing under deck boards or roots under a slab.
Approve it as is, change the numbers, or say it needs a visit first. If you're on a roof all day, the customer gets one line saying you'll look at it tonight. It never guesses for you.
The text says it's a range, not a price, and that the real number comes after a short visit. Then it asks what day works. If they say it's more than they planned, you didn't spend a morning finding that out.
The photos, the draft and their replies are on file before you get there, so you price the job and skip the budget talk. Your quote follow-up takes it from there.
This one is about time and truck cost, not new sales. Put in your own numbers.
It's part of Quote Closer Desk, and we switch it on once your quote follow-up is running. You can also add it to Every Quote Chased. We price it after the free audit.
Better you hear it now than after the first odd draft.
Quote Closer Desk and Revenue Engine include it. On Every Quote Chased, it's an add-on.
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:Options and financing on quotesQuote questions answered by textAll fixes
No. Every range waits for your tap, and so does any change to one. If you don't get to it, the customer gets one line saying you'll look tonight.
It writes like someone at your shop, and if anyone asks, it tells the truth. The range itself goes out in your name, after you've approved it.
Your price book, line by line. You can see which lines it used on every draft. If a job doesn't match any line you gave us, it says so and asks you, instead of guessing.
You change it before it goes, or send "needs a visit" instead. Before it goes live we run it on 10 to 20 of your past jobs, so you see how close it gets first.
It asks for another one, like a wide shot in daylight or one with a tape measure in it. No draft gets made from a photo it can't read.
It runs on the texting line we set up. The photos and the approved range land on your phone and in the customer's record with us. Whether they copy into your quoting tool on their own is something we check on the free audit, and we won't promise it before then.
You do. If you leave, you get your contacts file and your number ported to you. It's written into the agreement.
Text Chase what you quote and how you price it. We'll tell you on the free audit if photo ranges would save you trips, and if your price book is ready for it.