The sequence starts automatically
As soon as an estimate is sent, the follow-up clock starts — nothing for your team to remember to do.
QUOTE FOLLOW-UP
Most jobs don't go to the cheapest bid or the best reviews — they go to whoever follows up again. A timed sequence keeps every open quote moving until the customer gives a clear yes or no, then it stops.
HOW IT WORKS
As soon as an estimate is sent, the follow-up clock starts — nothing for your team to remember to do.
Text and email check-ins, spaced to feel like a helpful nudge, never a hard sell.
No one gets a fourth message after they've already said yes — or no — on the second.
"Does this include X" gets answered in the moment, which is often the difference between a yes and a quote that goes cold.
Which quotes are still live, which went cold, and why — instead of wondering.
EXAMPLE — ROOFING QUOTE, DAY 3 CHECK-IN
CALCULATE YOUR NUMBERS
Planning aid only — compare against your own numbers.
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STRAIGHT ANSWERS
It's capped and it stops the moment someone responds — the goal is one or two well-timed nudges, not a barrage.
A clear no ends the sequence immediately. This is about closing the loop, not chasing people who've already decided.
Yes — pricing details, what's included, timeline — the common questions that stall a decision without needing a callback.
For bigger or more complex jobs, sure — this handles the routine nudge so your time goes to the quotes that need a real conversation.
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