Quotify turns a website visitor into a verified, booked appointment in under a minute — while you're on a ladder, asleep, or just done for the day.
Prices come from pricing rules you set and approve — nothing Quotify makes up on its own.
Here's the part nobody likes admitting: the job usually doesn't go to the best price, or even the best work. It goes to whoever got back to the customer first. If someone's filling out a "request a quote" form at 9pm and hears nothing until tomorrow morning, they've probably already booked with someone else by then.
Someone who clicked a financing ad sees a flow built around affordability. Someone who searched "emergency repair near me" sees one built around speed. Same tool, different starting point, based on where they came from.
Not a static form — the questions adjust based on what they've already told it, so a simple job and a complicated one don't get the same five boxes to fill in.
Straightforward jobs get an instant number. Bigger or more custom ones get an honest range, or get pointed toward booking an on-site assessment instead of a guess dressed up as a quote.
A one-time code confirms it's a real person before the lead ever counts.
Straight onto your calendar. No separate app, no "we'll follow up," no gap for them to lose interest in.
Not everyone commits the first time they see a price. Quotify can follow up by email, text, chat, or a phone call — whichever fits how you work — instead of just hoping they come back on their own.
Simple jobs get an instant number, built from your own pricing. Complex ones get an honest range or a recommended assessment — never a vague "call us."
A one-time code confirms a real person before the lead counts.
No separate scheduling app, no gap between interest and a booked slot.
Most jobs go to whoever answers first — Quotify answers instantly, always.
Fit, urgency, and how likely it is to actually close — so if you're following up manually, you know who to call first.
Booked jobs land wherever your team works, along with which campaign or page actually produced them — so Revenue Intelligence can trace it back later.
Yes — pricing rules are set up from your real pricing and approved by you, so what a visitor sees is what you'd actually quote for that job.
It doesn't force a flat number where one doesn't make sense — it can show a real range or point the visitor toward booking an on-site assessment instead.
Yes, around the clock. A visitor browsing at midnight can still get a price and book a slot without waiting for someone to be free.
A one-time code sent to the phone number confirms it's real before the lead is ever logged as one.