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Bring homeowners back into the conversation
We follow up on outstanding estimates with contractor-approved templates and customer-authorized estimate data.
The follow-up loop
A quieter way to reopen the door.
Outstanding estimatefound
Approved follow-upreviewed
Homeowner respondshandoff
Stop signals stay visible: reply, rejection, booking, or opt-out.
Built for the estimates that are easy to forget—and expensive to leave untouched.
What you get
More follow-through. Less guesswork.
QuoteRevive gives a roofing team a practical re-engagement process without asking the owner to become a full-time CRM operator.
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Know when to stop
Follow-up stops after a reply, rejection, booking, or opt-out—so a useful nudge does not become noise.
03
See the pipeline honestly
Reports separate replies, appointments, accepted quotes, and confirmed collected revenue without claiming every win was caused by the service.
How it works
A four-step return to the conversation.
Start with the backlog you already have. Keep judgment with the contractor. Let the system make the follow-through easier to see and manage.
- 01
Bring the backlog
Share eligible outstanding estimates and the customer-authorized data needed for a careful pilot.
- 02
Approve the voice
Review and approve the message and handoff rules before anything is sent.
- 03
Revive the thread
We run the follow-up, notify you about interested leads, and stop when the homeowner signals.
- 04
Review what moved
Review follow-up history and reported activity with your team.
Fictional product demo
Review the estimate, inspect the draft, track what happened.
Every person, amount, draft, and outcome below is invented for illustration. The saved draft is not sent; any later send requires explicit contractor or human approval.
01 · Outstanding estimate
A quiet opportunityFictional estimateFictional homeowner- Name
- Jordan Ellis (fictional)
- Estimate
- QR-1042 (fictional)
- Service
- Roof repair (fictional)
- Estimate amount
- $12,480 (fictional)
02 · Saved follow-up draft
Ready for contractor reviewSaved · pending reviewHi Jordan, checking in on the roof repair estimate. If the project is still on your radar, we're happy to answer questions.
Saved as a draft, not sent. The contractor reviews the approved voice and estimate details before deciding what happens next.
03 · Outcome tracking
A recorded response, not a promiseFictional outcome- Outcome
- Homeowner replied · interested (invented)
- Recorded by
- Contractor (fictional)
- Next step
- Contractor decides how to follow up
The example records a signal only. It does not claim revenue, a booked job, or that any result was caused by QuoteRevive.
Fictional example. Details are invented for illustration; this example does not promise a result.
The launch offer
Start with one honest month.
The first step is a paid 30-day pilot designed to learn what moves for your estimates.
Start the $300 pilotPaid 30-day pilot
Launch offer
A focused starting point for a roofing company with outstanding estimates.
$300for 30 days
$750/ month after the pilot
- Contractor-approved email templates
- Human approval during pilots
- Interested-lead notifications and appointment links
- Follow-up history and outcome reporting
One-time payment; no recurring subscription is created by checkout. Cancellation and refund terms are to be confirmed. See the full offer terms.
A fit for the backlog
Built for owners who already did the hard part: earning the estimate.
You have estimates that need a next touch.
You want control over what leaves your name.
You want evidence, not inflated attribution.
Questions contractors ask
Clear rules make better follow-up.
Ready to look at the backlog?
Let's find the estimates worth reviving.
Request a human conversation about your current follow-up process, estimate volume, and what a responsible pilot should prove. We'll follow up to coordinate timing; no meeting is placed on the calendar automatically.
Request a demo
Share your details and a preferred window. A human will follow up from there.