One estimate. Three options. Their choice.
Quote the basic film, the ceramic upgrade, and the full package on one estimate. The customer compares options on their phone, picks one, and signs. The tier they choose is what you bill. And Otto, the AI front desk, drafts the estimate from the conversation so you don't start from scratch.
Free during beta. No demo call, no credit card, no contract.
Three steps, no busywork.
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Otto collects the details
A customer texts your number. Otto asks what they need, what they drive or where they are, and the specifics you need before you can price anything. When it has enough, it drafts the estimate and hands it to you.
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You build the options and set the prices
Open the draft, add up to three options over the same piece of work, and put your prices on each one. Otto never quotes a number. Mark the option you'd recommend.
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They pick one, and that's the deal
The customer opens one link, sees each option priced out, picks a tier, and signs. That tier sets the scope and the price for everything that follows: the schedule, the deposit, the invoice.
Why shops quote three ways
A tint quote can be basic dyed film, carbon, or ceramic. Quote only the cheap one and the ceramic never comes up. Put all three on the estimate and the customer decides between them at their own kitchen table, no hard sell from you. Most people avoid the cheapest and the most expensive, so the middle tier tends to win.
The tier they pick becomes the invoice
This is not a brochure with three prices on it. When the customer picks a tier, everything follows from that choice: the total, the deposit, the invoice. Nobody has to remember which option they went with or ask about it later.
Otto drafts it. You don't start from scratch.
Plenty of tools let you answer a text. Otto is the only one whose conversation ends in a drafted estimate, inside the same tool that schedules the work and collects the payment. And options are optional per estimate. A simple piece of work stays a one-line quote.
Questions, answered.
Does Otto set the prices?
No. Otto collects details and drafts the estimate. Every price is set by you before it goes out. The customer never sees a number you didn't type.
Do I have to use options on every estimate?
No. Options are off by default. A windshield strip stays a one-line quote. Flip options on when the work has a real decision in it.
Can I name the tiers something else?
Yes. Name them whatever makes sense for the work: "Dyed," "Carbon," and "Ceramic" works just as well as Good, Better, Best.
What does the customer see?
One estimate with each option broken out and priced. Your recommended tier is pre-selected. They pick one and sign with a typed signature, all on their phone. No account to create.
Try it free. See if it fits.
No credit card, no demo call, no contract. Your number ports out free if you leave.