Built for businesses that quote first, sell later.
If people ask you for a quote, an estimate or a consultation before they buy, your CRM is full of people who said “not yet”. Here’s why they went quiet in 12 kinds of business, and what they’ll hear from us.
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Roofing
Old roof quotes
Quotes that stalled on an insurance claim, a bigger number than expected, or a storm season that ended.
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HVAC
Old AC and furnace quotes
Unsold replacement estimates on systems your techs already flagged, from homeowners who squeezed out one more season.
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Solar
Old solar proposals
Proposals that stalled on a year of bills, a roof question, changing incentives or one too many salespeople.
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Remodeling
Old remodel estimates
Estimates that got postponed to a better time, from homeowners who never actually told you no.
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Insurance
Old insurance quotes
Quotes from people who planned to switch at renewal, and then renewal came and nobody called.
For insurance agencies -
Mortgage
Old pre-approvals
Pre-approvals that lapsed when rates moved, the house hunt stalled or the paperwork got stuck.
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Real estate
Old buyer and seller leads
Buyer and seller leads who were early in the process, and fell off the follow-up before they were ready.
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Med spa
Old consult requests
Consult requests from people who were nervous, comparing options, or waiting for the right moment.
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Dental
Old treatment plans
Unscheduled treatment plans and overdue recall, sitting quietly in your practice software.
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Law firms
Old consultation requests
Consultation requests from people who called three firms, worried about cost, or weren’t ready yet.
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Senior living
Old move-in inquiries
Families who toured, called or asked about pricing, then said “not yet”. The need rarely goes away.
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Franchise sales
Old franchise inquiries
People who asked about owning a franchise, got the brochure and one call, and never reached a discovery call.
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Not listed?
It probably still works.
It works for any business with a CRM full of people who asked for a quote or information and never bought: other home services, auto, B2B services and more. Right now we take on dental practices and real estate teams; ask us on a free audit whether your list could carry a guaranteed number or run paid per appointment instead.
See if you qualify
Whatever the trade
Every good list has three things in common.
People asked first
They filled in your form, called you, or were referred. Not a bought list, and not someone else’s leads.
A purchase people postpone
A roof, a remodel, a policy, a treatment plan. Big enough to think about, so plenty of people said “later” rather than “no”.
Enough of them to count
For a guarantee, at least 1,000 past patients for a dental practice or 2,000 leads for a real estate team that we’re allowed to contact (more if most are two to four years old), and room on your calendar for the bookings.