Tool demos · Photo-to-quote intake

Three photos and a zip code.

The quote request that arrives with everything you need to price it, instead of a voicemail saying "call me back".

sample data

Every word it sends

These are the messages, in full. They go out under your name, so read them before you buy them, and change any of them at setup.

7:48 PM · an inquiry comes in from the website

Sent from your numberRidgeway: happy to price that. Text us 3 photos: the whole run, one close-up of the worst section, and the gate end. Plus your zip.

Their reply📷 📷 📷 — 80231

You price it from the van at lunchtime

One tap, sent from your numberLooked at your photos: around $2,950 for the rear run in cedar, posts included. Want me to come out and confirm?

Their replyThat’s in budget — yes please

What this does

1
The ask is specific

“Send photos” gets one blurry picture of a bush. Naming the three shots gets you what you actually price from.

2
A quote filters the list

People far outside your range say so immediately. That is an evening of driving you did not spend on a job that was never going to happen.

3
The visit becomes a formality

You arrive to measure a job the customer has already agreed to, not to find out whether it is worth quoting.

What it replaces

Driving forty minutes to quote a job the customer was never going to pay for, three evenings a week.

What your version costs

Every tool comes with your website plan, set up and tested on your line, switched on from your Console when you want it. You own all of it: the tools, the number, every contact in them. Need a custom tool? The $49 audit maps your workflow and credits toward the tool.

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