A quote follow-up app for tradesmen
Drop the quote in from your phone, it chases in your name, you ring the ones who answer. Works beside whatever you quote with.
For a tradesman the app has to work from the van: drop in the PDF or a photo of the quote, and that is the whole job. The chasing happens in working hours while you are on the tools.
When a customer taps Call me, your phone pings and their number is one tap away. When they tap Yes, you mark it won and get asked for a review a few days later.
Around 50 quotes a month for £19. No card to try it.
Related: Estimate follow-up for tradespeople: a routine that takes two minutes. Chase My Quote runs this routine for any business, in your name: start 14 days free.
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