For fence contractors

Stop driving out to give estimates to people who aren't ready to buy.

Homeowners mark where they need a fence on a satellite image of their property and get a ballpark estimate in under five minutes.

Then the system follows up and books the interested ones for a site visit.

See how it works Try the demo

Try it for 14 days before paying a cent.

Satellite image of a property with a fence line marked as three numbered posts, 160 ft in total
The homeowner's view: address in, fence line marked, footage measured. Sample property.
[PROOF TO ADD: one real line from a fence installer about drive-outs that went nowhere, from a call or a text, quoted word for word]
Fence installer, [city]

That's exactly what this fixes. Give them the ballpark of what their fence can cost before you make the trip.

How it works.

1

They mark their fence.

The homeowner enters their address and sees a satellite image of their property. They tap each corner where a post would go.

Satellite view with a marked fence line, 95 ft and 66 ft runs, 160 ft total
Step 3 of the demo: the fence line, measured as they draw.
2

They pick a fence style.

Cedar privacy, board on board, horizontal, chain link, iron or vinyl. Your styles, with your photos, at your rates. Add-ons like a gate or a tear-out come next.

Six fence style cards with photos: cedar privacy selected, board on board, horizontal cedar, chain link, wrought iron, vinyl privacy
Step 4 of the demo: the styles you install, nothing else.
3

They get a ballpark estimate.

The system measures the fence line and prices it from your fence types, your per-foot rates and your add-ons. The homeowner sees a range on screen.

Now they know roughly what to expect before anyone drives out.

Estimate screen: low $6,430, estimate $8,160, high $9,890, with line items for 160 ft of cedar privacy, tear-out and a walk gate
Step 6 of the demo: 160 ft of cedar privacy with tear-out and a gate. Sample pricing.
4

Interested homeowners book a visit.

The system texts the homeowner the range, follows up if they go quiet, and gets the interested ones onto your calendar for a site visit.

You spend your time visiting the homeowners who already know the ballpark price and still want to move forward.

The homeowner's phoneHill Country Fence Co

MessagesHill Country Fence Co
Tuesday 7:14 pm
Hi Dana, your cedar privacy fence along 160 ft came in at $6,430 to $9,890, with one walk gate and the old fence hauled off. Want to pick a time for the site visit? Reply with a day that works, or book here.
Thursday 9:02 am
Hi Dana, still thinking about the fence? Happy to answer anything before you book.
Can you do Saturday morning?
Saturday 9:00 to 9:30 is open. Want that one?
Yes
Booked for Saturday 9:00. Reply here if anything changes.

Your phoneYour quotes

MessagesYour quotes
Tuesday 7:14 pm
New estimate: Dana R., 1200 Barton Hills Dr, cedar privacy, 160 ft, 1 gate, tear-out. Range sent: $6,430 to $9,890.
Thursday 9:06 am
Dana R. booked Saturday 9:00. Address and footage are on your calendar.

Spend less time quoting and more time building fences.

Fewer wasted site visits.

Homeowners see a ballpark price before you drive out, so you don't spend hours visiting people who weren't expecting the cost.

Quote leads while you're on the job.

A new request doesn't have to sit there until you have time to call back. Homeowners get their first estimate without you stopping what you're doing.

Follow up without chasing people.

The system keeps following up after the estimate and helps interested homeowners book a site visit.

Use your own pricing.

The estimates come from your fence types, your rates and your rules. Nothing is pulled from a generic price list.

See exactly what your customers see.

One minute, start to finish: address in, fence marked, estimate out, visit booked. Sample pricing.

Try the demo yourself

Takes about five minutes. No signup.

You still give the final quote.

The site visit stays wherever you need it. The estimate gives the homeowner a ballpark first, so you can decide which jobs are worth the drive.

You still inspect the property and give the final number.

Try it on your own leads for 14 days.

  1. We set it up with your fence options and pricing.
  2. It goes on your website and real property owners use it.
  3. You see whether it saves you time and puts more interested property owners on your calendar.

14 days free

Then $199 a month. No contract.

Start the 14-day trial

Questions fence contractors usually ask.

How accurate are the estimates?

They give the homeowner a realistic ballpark from the fence line they marked and the pricing rules you set. You still inspect the property and give the final quote before the job starts.

Does it use my prices?

Yes. It's set up around your fence types, your rates and your quoting rules, and we check them with you before it goes live.

Do I still need to visit the property?

For jobs where you'd normally inspect on site, yes. The difference is that the homeowner has already seen the ballpark price before you make the trip.

What happens after they get an estimate?

The system texts them the range, follows up if they go quiet, and helps the interested ones book a site visit on your calendar.

Do I have to replace my website?

No. It's added to the site you already have as a link or a button.

What if I don't like it?

Test it for 14 days before paying a cent and see how it does with your own quote requests. If it isn't booking visits you'd have driven to anyway, you stop and owe nothing.

Stop driving out just to find out they weren't expecting the price.

Let homeowners see a ballpark estimate first. Then spend your time on the ones who still want to talk.

Start the 14-day trial Try the demo

14-day trial. Pay nothing upfront.