Chase tracks every quote and lead you've sent, then keeps following up automatically until you get a real answer. Deals stop dying from neglect instead of rejection.
Ask yourself: how many of the quotes you sent last month did anybody follow up on?
You send the estimate, then move on to the next job. Nobody circles back unless the customer happens to call first.
A quote that never got a follow-up ends up in the same pile as a lost bid. Except it isn't lost. It's just been forgotten.
Between jobs, working back through old quotes and leads is the first thing that gets skipped.
Chase logs every estimate and lead the moment it goes out. No separate spreadsheet to keep updating.
A text or email nudges the customer on a schedule built to actually get a reply, without you having to remember to send it.
A real answer: yes, no, or not yet. Instead of a quote sitting in limbo forever.
30–40% of accepted contractor quotes come from the follow-up, not the initial send. Most contractors never send one. [source]
Priced against what Chase actually recovers you. Not against how long it takes to build.
Monthly recurring amount still being finalized.
No cost, no obligation. Just a conversation about the quotes that are quietly going cold.