Instant Estimate

A ballpark price in 30 seconds. A lead in sixty.

Visitors describe the job in plain words. Your website answers with a real price range — then asks for their name and number while they’re still keen.

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Free, no obligation — takes about 5 seconds.

The quote request that never gets sent.

Most visitors land on your site with one question: “roughly what’s this going to cost me?” Your site says “contact us for a quote”, they can’t be bothered filling in a form just to find out, and they leave.

And by the time someone does ring around, the first business to name a number sets the anchor — and usually gets the job.

How it works

Plain words in. A price range out.

1

They describe the job

“Hot water system stopped working.” Plain words in a box in your hero — no dropdowns, no job codes, no account.

2

Your site names a range

In about two seconds they get a genuine ballpark — your pricing, with a floor and ceiling you approved, and a “confirmed on inspection” disclaimer.

3

The hot lead gets captured

“Want an exact quote?” Name and mobile, one tap, straight to your inbox — while every other site is still saying “contact us”.

The payoff

Four things start happening by themselves.

Pre-qualified leads

Anyone who’s seen your price range and still left their number isn’t a tyre-kicker. You’re quoting people who already know the ballpark — and accepted it.

More enquiries from the same traffic

The barrier drops from “fill in a form and wait” to “type one sentence”. Visitors who’d never send a quote request will happily ask a widget what it costs.

Price expectations set upfront

Customers arrive at the quote already anchored to your range. Fewer bill-shock conversations, fewer quotes written for people who were never going to pay it.

Works while you’re on the tools

It answers “how much?” at 9pm on a Sunday when you’re not picking up the phone — and has the name and number waiting for you Monday morning.

Firms that contact a new lead within an hour are 7× more likely to qualify it than those that wait even an hour longer.

Source: Harvard Business Review, lead response management study

FAQ

Straight answers.

Won’t an instant estimate quote my jobs too low?
No — you set the price ranges. Every job type has a floor and a ceiling that you control, the widget always shows a range rather than a fixed price, and every estimate carries a “ballpark only, confirmed on inspection” disclaimer.
Where do the estimate prices come from?
From you. At setup we load your real price ranges for each kind of job you do — a blocked drain, a switchboard upgrade, a bond clean — and the widget matches the visitor’s description to the right job type and shows your range.
What happens when a job can’t be priced without seeing it?
The widget says so. If the description is too vague or the job genuinely needs an inspection, it declines to guess and instead asks the visitor to call or request an exact quote.
How do I get the leads it captures?
The moment a visitor asks for an exact quote, their name, mobile number and job description arrive in your inbox as an ordinary email — the same place your contact-form enquiries already go.

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Want this on your website?

We set the widget up with your real price ranges per job type — you approve every floor and ceiling before it goes live. Tell us about your business and we’ll show you a demo on your own site.

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