Turn yesterday’s painting estimates into tomorrow’s jobs.
We follow up on estimates that have gone cold, wherever you wrote them. In your name, and we show you what comes back.
- M. Alvarez · Exterior, two coatsSent 14 months agono answer$6,800
- The Whitfields · Kitchen and hallwaySent 11 months agono answer$2,400
- D. Okafor · Deck stain and railsSent 9 months agono answer$1,950
- J. Miller · Full interior repaintSent 7 months agono answer$8,300
- R. Santos · Garage and trimSent 5 months agono answer$1,950
Work you already did, priced and never answered. Most of it never said no. It just went quiet.
Example: total sitting cold$21,400Five estimates, free, no card. You read every follow-up before it is sent.
What happens
- You send
The estimates that went quiet — homeowner, email, amount, date, what the job was. Five rows or five hundred.
- We follow up
Three short emails in your name, spread over twelve days. You read them before any of them go out.
- She replies
Sending stops that second and her reply lands in your inbox. You answer the homeowner yourself.
Keep your software
We are not a CRM and we do not want your estimating workflow. Keep writing estimates the way you write them now. We work on the ones that went quiet, wherever they came from — a spreadsheet, your sent folder, a stack of paper in the truck.
Jobber, Housecall Pro, QuoteIQ, DripJobs, PaintScout and Estimate Rocket all include estimate follow-up. Their published material describes it running on estimates created inside the tool, going forward.
What this costs
- Five cold estimates, followed up start to finish · no card
- Free
- Access Pass, 30 days · unlimited estimates and CSV import
- $19
When a pass ends, sending pauses and nothing is deleted. Founding-customer pricing, and it may change.
What we have not done yet
No painting contractor has used this yet, so there are no results on this page. When there are, you will see them as they are — including the months when nothing came back.
How many of last year’s estimates never got an answer?
Type in five of them and read the follow-ups we would send.