Every quote goes out as a link. The first time it's opened, you're told. Opened and no answer is the moment a two-minute call wins the job.
The hardest part of following up a quote is not knowing where it stands. Did they get it? Did it go to junk? Are they still deciding, or have they gone with someone else? So you leave it, and leaving it is how a job you'd have won goes to whoever rang first.
With the quote sent as a link, the first open is a fact you can act on. Opened last night and nothing back by lunch is a good time for a friendly call: they've read it, it's in their head, and you're the one who bothered to ring.
A text to you the moment your quote is first opened. One timestamp, one notice, so it never nags.
The job shows Quote opened, then Accepted when they say yes, so the whole picture is on one screen.
Opened and quiet is your cue. Ring while it's fresh, answer the one question they've got, and the yes often comes on the call.
A polite nudge is ready on days 3, 7 and 14 if they've gone quiet. The wording knows whether they've opened it. Each one waits for your yes.
No open counter, no IP address, no device details, and nothing hidden inside the PDF. The first open of the link, and that's all.
Mrs Hughes opened the £756.00 quote just now.
Ring, that afternoon or the next morning. Not to ask if they've decided; to ask if there's anything on it they'd like explained. Most of the time there's one thing: the start date, the deposit, a line they didn't understand. Answer it on the call and the yes often comes with it. If you'd rather not ring, the app has a polite text ready that knows they've opened it, and it waits for your tap.
Not opened after three days means something different: it's in their junk folder or under a pile. A short text, "sent the quote on Tuesday, shout if it hasn't come through", is the right move, and the app's follow-up wording says exactly that when the link hasn't been opened.
The quote page is a normal web page with your business name on it. The first time it's opened, one timestamp is written against the quote and you're told. That's all. There is no open counter, no IP address, no device details, and nothing hidden in the PDF that reports back. Our privacy notice says this in as many words, so a customer who asks gets a straight answer.
Our privacy notice says so plainly, and the quote page is a normal web page with your business name on it. There's no tracking pixel and nothing in the PDF.
You're told once, the first time. After that the job just shows it as opened.
No. It gets the follow-up ready and puts it in front of you. You tap, it goes. Nothing is sent to a customer without your yes.
Two plans, printed in full. We're not VAT registered, so the price you see is the whole price.
One of you, the app on its own.
Up to 10 of you, the app on its own.
Set up takes a few minutes: your business, your prices, your terms. Then the first quote.
Get started£24.99 a month, and that is the whole price. Cancel any time.