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A quote request form that drafts the quote and briefs you for the call

Prospects give the scope, budget, timeline and files. Builder drafts the quote from your prices; Scout writes you a prep brief: fit, budget, risks.

Sound familiar?

The form your customers fill in

Get a quote from your business

  1. What do you need?
  2. Budget
  3. Describe the job
  4. When?
  5. Company
  6. Plans, photos or a brief
  7. Your name
  8. Email
  9. Phone

Get my quote

The bots behind it

  • Intake

    Checks the request is complete and real, sorts it by job type and checks scope and budget are there.

  • Scout

    Reads the request and the attachments against your criteria (budget fits, in scope, timing) and writes a prep brief.

  • Builder

    Drafts the quote from your day rates and project sizes.

  • Follow-up

    Answers their replies and offers free times from your calendar to book the call. You approve; the time is held for them.

Starter price list

Example prices. You replace them with your own before going live.

ItemRangePer
Consultation$100–$200job
Small job (up to a day)$400–$900job
Day of work$450–$650day
Small project$1,500–$4,000project
Medium project$4,000–$12,000project
Monthly support$300–$900month

Starter must-haves

An example

From Jane Miller

New project, budget $5k–$15k. Redo a small office kitchen: new cabinets, worktop and lighting, about 12 m². This quarter. Miller & Co.

Draft · waiting for your OK

Scout: fits. Budget matches a medium project; in scope; timing fine.

Draft quote: medium project $4,000–$12,000, confirmed after a site visit. Book the visit: Mon 9:00 AM · Wed 1:00 PM.

Questions

Can it read the brief they attach?
Yes. Scout reads PDFs and Word files and pulls the scope into the brief.
Day rates or fixed projects?
Both. Put either on the list.
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