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You quoted it. Then it went quiet.

Sent the estimate the same day, then — crickets. Every unchased quote is a job sitting in someone else's inbox. This board shows the pile, then chases it.

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Open quotes
Day 2 — friendly nudge
Day 7 — the useful check-in
Day 14 — the honest last call

What you just watched

Nobody likes pestering. So the tool does it for you — politely, and it never forgets:

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The board that shows the leak

Every open quote in one place, aged, with one number at the top: what's sitting unanswered. Most owners have never seen that number — it lives scattered across sent emails and memory.

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The cadence that never gets embarrassed

Day 2, day 7, day 14 — written once in your voice, sent as texts (45% get replies; follow-up email gets 6%). You're never the one who "keeps bugging them," and never the one who forgot. Nearly half of sellers quit after one follow-up — the jobs go to the ones who don't.

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The reply lands on you, not the robot

The moment a customer answers, the sequence stops and your phone buzzes. The tool chases; you close.

What it replaces

A note on the dash that says "call Hendricks back," and the quotes you were too busy — or too polite — to chase. Followed-up estimates close 20–30% more often. This is the cheapest job you will ever win.

What your version costs

First tool: $149 — set up on your own number, registered with the carriers, tested on your real line. Every tool after: $49. One $19/mo plan keeps everything running, and you own it all — the tools, the number, every contact in them. Not sure where to start? The $200 audit maps your workflow and credits toward the build.

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