Chase My Quote vs a CRM
A CRM holds the pipeline and reminds you to chase. Chase My Quote does the chasing.
A CRM is a list with reminders for a salesperson. It assumes someone whose job is to work the list. In a garage or a two-person building firm, nobody has that job.
Chase My Quote assumes nobody has that job. It sends the messages itself and only asks for a person when a customer answers.
Plenty of firms run both: the CRM for the big accounts, Chase My Quote for the forty quotes a month that nobody would ever chase otherwise.
What Chase My Quote does, in one list
- Takes the quote you already sent, as a PDF, photo or screenshot, from any system, and reads the customer, job and price.
- Sends a text and an email on day 2 and day 5 and a last email on day 10, in your business name, in working hours, never on a bank holiday.
- Stops the moment the customer taps Yes or Call me, or asks it to stop.
- Puts the customers who answered at the top of your list with the number, and pings your phone.
- Asks for a review a few days after a job is marked won.
- Emails you the week in figures every Monday: quotes added, messages sent, customers answered, pounds won after a chase.
Chase My Quote: around 50 quotes chased for £19 a month, 14 days free, no card. Pricing · Start free.