Ask for the project basics
Collect the category, location, budget, timing and customer note.
↗Collect the project details first, then keep the estimate and decision in one clear history.
Work that needs a little context before anyone can name a price.
The request keeps its customer, project details, estimate and status changes together.
Collect the category, location, budget, timing and customer note.
↗Keep an internal note and record the amount when enough is known.
↗Track reviewing, sent, accepted or declined without losing the original request.
↗The useful details stay beside the website, where they are easier to update and easier for customers to find.
Start with the address, budget and timing instead of asking for them again.
Record the current amount beside the request and customer.
See how the request moved from new to reviewing, sent and decided.
Collect the place, rough budget and timing before scheduling a drive.
See contractors & home servicesKeep the customer’s description and the amount in the same history.
See automotive & repairAsk about scope, budget and timing before starting a proposal conversation.
See creative & portfolioThese details describe how the tool works today.
Yes. The public request collects their contact and project details.
Yes. Add the current estimate while the request is under review.
No. Use the quote history to manage the request, then handle formal documents through your normal process.
Quotes & Estimates is included with Starter. Start the site free and add it when it helps.