Ten offers. Pick the one worth printing on the crew vests.
Pick your trade and goal. The back of the vest reprints with an offer you could stand behind. The patch shows what one job leaves you.
Painting · your area
Written quotes. Every line listed.
Interior repaint · written scope and price before you book
What's behind the vest.
A slogan on a vest is the easy part. Each offer only works if the quote says who it's for, what they get, where it stops and what to do next. Here is offer 01, written for painting.
These are offer structures, not tested winners. We have no conversion rates for them, so we don't print any. Your price, local demand and follow-up decide what books.
- 01
Who it's for
For homeowners who do not know what a quote covers.
- 02
What they read
Planning your interior repaint? Ask for a written quote that lists the work, materials, cleanup and exclusions. We will check the site before we confirm the price. Request a quote visit.
- 03
Where it stops
List the exact rooms, areas or units. State any visit fee before booking. Extra work needs a written change approved by the customer.
- 04
What they do next
Request a quote visit and tell us what work you have in mind.
Does it still pay?
An offer that fills the diary can still lose money. Put in one job. The patch on the vest changes with every number.
$540 left before overhead and tax, 30% of the price. That clears the 25% floor you set.
Cost check for this offer: Include site visits, estimating time and cleanup in your cost. A clear quote still needs enough margin to cover overhead and tax.
Example One job with an included extra. The PDF's numbers, not trade averages. Change them.
Get all ten for your trade.
You've seen three. The pack has all ten, written for painting, each with the short headline, the full offer copy, what to write into the quote and what to cost first.
- All ten offers, filled in for your trade and town
- The scope and cost check behind each one
- The pre-launch checklist and a printable PDF guide
Questions
Do these offers convert?
We haven't measured them, so we won't put a number on it. They are structures that make a quote easier to say yes to: a clear scope, a limit and one next step. Test one at a time and track quotes and booked jobs.
Can I discount instead?
You can, but recost the job at the lower price first. Put the discount in "Real cost of the offer" above and see what the patch says.
Where are the numbers from?
The money check uses the worked example from the PDF guide. They are assumptions so the patch prints on first load. Use yours.