Three options. Signed in the driveway.

Price book · Heat pumps

Margins from your book

• Good · 2.5-ton AC, 14.3 SEER2

  $6,420

• Better · 3-ton heat pump, 16 SEER2

  $8,940

• Best · 3-ton variable-speed, 20 SEER2

  $11,760

Build it at the kitchen table

Pick the system from your price book. Quotient writes the good, better and best around it, with your margins already in.

Which one works for you?

Good

$106/mo

$6,420

Better

$148/mo

$8,940

Selected

Best

$195/mo

$11,760

The homeowner picks

Three options side by side, each with a monthly number. Sixty-three percent choose better or best when they see all three.

Dana Hendricks

Signed · 4:12 PM CT

• Deposit $894.00 collected

  Card ending 4471

• Job #4471 created in the office

  Install · Thu, Sep 24

Sign, finance, done

They sign with a finger, pre-qualify in ninety seconds, and the office gets the job before you are back on the highway.

Proposal 2231 · margin by tier

• Good

  $6,420

  34%

• Better

  $8,940

  41%

• Best

  $11,760

  46%

Every quote is a ladder

Three rungs from one system, margins from your book. The middle rung is where most homeowners land.

• Soft check · no score impact
• Approved up to $14,500
• 7.9% APR · 60 months

Financing in ninety seconds

A soft check with three fields. The approval shows up on the proposal as a monthly number.

Dana Hendricks

Signed on the tech's phone

Signed on the porch

A finger on the screen, a PDF in their inbox, a job in your office. Nothing to print.

• Heat pump, 3-ton, 16 SEER2

  $4,120

• Air handler, variable speed

  $1,890

• Smart thermostat

  $390

Synced to 14 trucks · 9:02 AM CT

One price book, every truck

Change a part price at the desk and every proposal written after that carries it.

Hi Dana — your three options are still open. The Better one is $148/mo. Reply here with any questions. — Marcus

Sent automatically · 48 hours after viewing

The follow-up you forgot to send

An open proposal gets a text at 48 hours, in your name, with the monthly number in it.

Shops that stopped emailing PDFs

We went from one price on a clipboard to three on a phone. The average ticket went up $2,600 the first month and my techs stopped dreading the close.

Financing used to be a phone call the next day. Now it is a monthly number on the proposal, and people say yes on the porch.

The office sees the signed job before the truck is out of the neighborhood. We stopped losing a day between the sale and the schedule.