A website that quotes while you are on the tools
Your customer describes the job, your site asks what you would ask, and an itemised fixed price goes out under your name off your own price list. You find out when your phone buzzes.
Quoting runs on one client’s site today and opens to new clients soon. Website builds are open now, and a site built now takes quoting when it opens, without a rebuild.
Five things happen between her message and your phone
None of them needs you. That is the whole point of it.
- 01
She picks the job
From your jobs, in her words — a dripping tap, six downlights, no hot water. Not a blank box asking her to describe it.
- 02
The site asks what you would ask
Two or three questions, the ones you ask on the phone before you give a figure. Nothing she cannot answer standing in her laundry.
- 03
The price comes off your list
Your line items, your call-out fee, your after-hours rate. Gathered in one sitting of about ninety minutes, and changed whenever you change your prices.
- 04
The quote goes out under your name
Itemised, with a reference and a date it holds until. Your business, your logo, your words. Ours appear nowhere she can see.
- 05
A copy lands on your phone
The same minute. You read it at smoko, and if she accepts, the job is booked and the price was set weeks ago.
The six things a tradie asks before he believes it
Written as rows rather than as a paragraph, so each one can be checked on its own. A figure with no owner on it is a figure nobody can be asked about, which is why the first row is the one it is.
The nearest thing to seeing it is trying it: the live example on the sample client’s site prices in your own browser, and nothing on it is sent anywhere.
What the quoting is
- Whose prices
- Yours. One sitting to gather them, and they are yours to change.
- Whose name on the quote
- Yours. Your customer never sees ours.
- A job not on your list
- Worked out on site, never quoted at nothing.
- Where her enquiry goes
- To you, and to nobody else. We never sell it on.
- Running today on
- One client’s site, a handyman in Adelaide.
- Opens to new clients
- Soon. A site built now is switched on then, without a rebuild.
One client, written up in full
Two builds a month makes for a short list, and the honest number of sites quoting today is one. Here is what it asks, what it prices, and what changed.
Adelaide handyman
Yatara Property Maintenance
A trade website that quotes for the business. His customer builds an itemised job list and gets a priced, GST-inclusive quote emailed in seconds — replacing the phone calls, site visits and evenings spent typing quotes.
- 227 priced services
- Quote in her inbox in seconds
- About 40 minutes saved per quote
The same quoting, in your trade
The questions and the jobs are different for every trade, and so is the page. Each one below is written in that trade’s week, with an example built for it.
Websites for plumbers
She has no hot water, and you are halfway through a bathroom rough-in at Henley Beach.
See the plumber’s pageWebsites for electricians
She wants a price on six downlights and a fan, and you are in a roof space at Marion with your phone in the ute.
See the electrician’s pageThe website, plus the quoting
The website, plus your price list and a quote flow built around it. The monthly starts the day the site goes live and covers hosting, changes and keeping the quoting running. A site built on the plain tier now takes the quoting when it opens, and the monthly moves to the quoting rate from that day.
See what’s in each, and what isn’tAUD, no GST
- Website That Quotes
- from $3,700
- Then
- then $199/month, or $1,990 for the year
- Status
- Coming soon
Build the site now. The quoting switches on when it opens.
A few questions and you leave with a fixed price for the build. Nothing is rebuilt later, and the price list sitting is the first thing we do once quoting opens to you.