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Quotrr for appliance repair contractors

Appliance calls are won at the diagnostic and lost in the gap between needs-a-part and approved. Quotrr turns the diagnosis into a priced quote on the spot and chases the approval so the part actually gets ordered.

From diagnostic to quote

You pull the panel, find the fault, and talk it into your phone before the next call. Quinn drafts the quote with repair and replace side by side. Here is what that sounds like on a washer.

YOUR VOICE NOTE, 30 SECONDS BETWEEN CALLS

"Diagnosed the washer at the Tillmans on Harvest. Front loader, drum bearing is shot, you can hear it across the house. Bearing kit and tub seal, part is about 90 bucks, call it three hours with the teardown. Door boot is cracked too, show it as a second line. Machine is nine years old, so put the repair next to a replace option so they can see it. Diagnostic fee applies to the repair if they go ahead."

WHAT QUINN DRAFTS, BETTER TIER SHOWN
Diagnostic visit, applied to repair on approval~$95
Drum bearing and tub seal, parts and labor~$340
Door boot replacement, parts and labor~$160

Drafted with repair and replace shown as tiers so the nine-year-old-machine conversation happens on the quote, not in a callback. Numbers above are example placeholders. You set your own pricing and approve every line before it goes out.

What eats your evenings

Approval limbo kills the repair.

You cannot order the bearing until they say yes, they cannot say yes because the quote is a number you said out loud in their laundry room.

KILLED BY: A WRITTEN QUOTE ON THEIR PHONE BEFORE YOU LEAVE, WITH FOLLOW-UP THAT CHASES THE YES.
Quotes scribbled on the ticket get lost.

Model numbers, part prices, labor hours, all on a carbon copy in the truck. When they call back two weeks later, you are re-quoting from scratch.

KILLED BY: VOICE-NOTE QUOTING. TALK THE DIAGNOSIS IN AND IT IS ON FILE.
The second fault never gets quoted.

You saw the cracked door boot, you mentioned it, and it evaporated. Two months later it leaks and they call somebody else.

KILLED BY: EVERY FINDING AS ITS OWN LINE THE CUSTOMER CAN ACCEPT OR DROP.

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What it costs

Free to run the work: leads, proposals, jobs, basic invoicing. Pro is $12.99 a week, $39 a month, or $299 a year when you want Quinn unlimited and the follow-up automation. Full pricing.

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