Every quote you sent and never heard back on gets one more text.

One text, in your name, to people who already asked you for a price. If they say yes, they go to the top of your list.

Book a 15-minute call

You're the customer. Answer it.

This is the text. Tap a reply and see what happens next. Brightline Electric is made up, and nothing is sent from this page.

Brightline Electric

Hi Sam, it's Brightline Electric. You asked us for a quote back in March. Still want it done? Reply YES and I'll find you a time. Reply STOP and I won't text again.

You're Sam. What do you text back?

Your old quotes are jobs nobody chased.

You sent the quote. They said they'd think about it.

Then you got busy. So did they.

Some of them still want it done. Nobody asked.

  • You quote a job and never hear back.
  • You mean to follow up. A busy week eats it.
  • The customer picks whoever called last.
  • Old quotes sit in a folder.

So it asks them for you.

  • It sends one text, in your name.
  • It only texts people who agreed to get texts from you.
  • A yes goes to the top of your booking list.
  • A STOP takes them off the list for good.

How the text goes out

  1. You give me the list

    The quotes you sent and never heard back on.

  2. I check who can be texted

    Only people who agreed to get texts from you stay on it.

  3. It sends one text

    In your name. With a way to say stop.

  4. You get the yeses

    Name, number and what they wanted quoted.

I build it around your business, and you try it before a customer does.

Three things you're about to ask

Isn't this spam?

It goes to people who asked you for a quote and agreed to get texts from you. Nobody else.

It's one text. STOP takes them off the list.

What if my list is a mess?

Most are. We go through it together before anything is sent.

Anyone I can't confirm agreed to texts gets left out.

Have you done this for a client yet?

Not yet. I don't have client numbers for this part.

The part you can test today is the receptionist. Call the demo line and give it a bad call.

I don't have client numbers for this yet.

I'd rather tell you that than make something up.

Here is what I can show you. There is a receptionist on a real phone line right now. Call +1 (325) 442-0901 and give it a bad call.

This part gets built the same way, around your business.

Call the demo. Then book 15 minutes.

On the call I ask how this works in your business today and where it breaks. Then I tell you what I'd build and what it costs.