Put a quote tool on your website so a visitor measures their own property and sees your price on the spot.
Nobody from your business touches the quote until the request lands.
Start from a template for exterior cleaning, mowing, fence staining or siding, or build your own. You set the price per square foot for every material you list.
Visitors give a name and address, outline the work on a satellite map, and see the price on the spot. Show a range instead of an exact figure.
A finished quote creates the contact and a lead on your board, with the price, the measurements and the map. One visit is one row, however many services they priced.
The customer is emailed their estimate with the measurements and the map image. Your team gets a new-lead email that opens the quote it came from.
You get Instant Quote Tools without a paid plan. It is part of every account, and the paid plans add the rest of the workflow around it.
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Paid plans from $39 a monthPick up the next part of the job without retyping a thing.
You build the tool in your dashboard, set what you charge per square foot, then copy one line of code onto your website. A visitor enters their address, outlines the work on a satellite map, and gets a price from your own catalog. If you would rather not touch your site, copy the tool's link instead and text it, email it, or put it in a social bio.
No. The tool is a public page, so nobody signs in and nobody from your business is involved until the request lands in your dashboard. A member of your team signed in to your account can run the same tool in person next to a customer, and in that case the customer's emailed copy waits for your rep to send it by hand.
The customer measures it themselves on a satellite map of their own address. For fences and siding they draw the runs and set a height; for driveways, lawns and roofs they trace the outline of each area. The square footage is recomputed on our side from the shape they drew, so the price matches the measurement rather than what the page sent.
Yes. You can publish several tools, and one visitor can price several of them in a single sitting: after each quote the page asks whether they want another service. The estimate they get is one email covering the whole visit with a combined total, and your requests list shows the visit as one row carrying every quote in it.
The request still lands, flagged as outside your service area, so you keep the contact and can decide whether to travel. You define the area as a radius around a point or as a shape you draw on the map, and you can add as many of either as you need.
Turn on the price range for that tool and set how far below and above the figure the range runs. The customer sees the range everywhere the price appears: the result screen, their quote link and the estimate email. Your own lead record keeps the exact total the catalog produced.
Try every paid feature free for 14 days. Bring your team along when you're ready.