Quoting automation
A quote form asks for sign type, size, deadline and budget before you pick up the phone. The system drafts the quote, and you check it and send it.
Home Sign types Channel letters Channel letters
Built around how channel letter jobs get quoted.
A channel letter quote needs the wall, the lighting and the landlord's rules before you can price it. The quote form asks for all of it up front.
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Channel letters
Where your shop gets time back
Quote follow-up
After a quote goes out, the customer hears from you on day 2, day 5 and day 10, until you get a yes or a no.
Shop CRM
Every lead and job on one board, from new request to paid. Deposit links, invoices, payment reminders, and a morning email of what's late.
Lead reactivation
Past customers hear from you about faded signs, new locations and rebrands, so old jobs turn into new ones.
What the quote form asks
Bring us your quote requests.
We'll map the form.
On the free audit, bring a few recent quote requests for this kind of job. We'll go through what was missing and set the form up to ask for it.
- A photo of the building and the wall where the letters go
- The size of the sign area on the wall
- Lit or non-lit, and front-lit or halo-lit
- Raceway or flush mount
- Whether there's power near the wall
- The landlord's sign rules, if there are any
- A logo file and the date they need it up
Questions
Before we build.
Can the form handle more than one sign type?
Yes. The customer picks the sign type first, and the form asks the questions for that type.
Do we have to replace our software?
No. We build around what you use now and confirm every connection on the free audit.
Who checks the quote before it goes out?
You do. The system drafts it, and nothing reaches the customer until you approve it.
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See where your quote
requests slip away.
Bring a few recent quote requests to a free call. We'll show you where they stalled and what we'd fix first.
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You talk to the people who build it.
