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Follow-Up That Never Slips: Every quote and lead followed up, without sticky notes

When a quote goes unanswered, a lead goes quiet, or a past customer is due to come back, the next text or email goes out on schedule, in your voice, and stops the moment they reply.

How It Works

From an open quote to a decision

What starts a follow-up

Quote sent
New lead
Service due again
Job finished
Follow-Up Engine
  1. Waiting the right time
  2. Sending a check-in
  3. Watching for a reply
  4. Handing to your team

What you get

Quotes answered
Leads kept warm
Repeat bookings
Referral asks sent

What’s Included

Built for how your business actually works

Auto-rotate

Quotes chased politely

A short, spaced-out series of check-ins after every estimate, until the customer says yes, no, or not yet.

In Practice

Common use cases

A few of the ways businesses like yours put this to work. Every build is shaped around your tools and your process.

  • Follow-up on quotes that went quiet
  • Staying in touch with leads who aren't ready yet
  • Reminders when a service is due again
  • Winning back customers you haven't seen in a while
  • Asking happy customers for referrals

Common Questions

Follow-Up questions, answered

Won't automated follow-up feel like spam?

Not when it's short, spaced out, and stops the moment someone replies. You approve every message before it goes live.

Text, email, or both?

Both. Business texting in the US has to be registered with the carriers first, and we handle that setup so your messages get delivered.

Does it work with our CRM?

Yes. Follow-ups run from your CRM, or from one we set up, so your team sees every message that went out.

Can we pause it for a particular customer?

Yes. One click takes any customer out of a sequence, and a reply takes them out automatically.