The Follow-Up Call
A realtor in East Memphis checks her dashboard during lunch. Kitchen estimate, High Point Terrace. The client ran it at nine forty-two.
"You ran a kitchen estimate on my site this morning?" she asks. "For a mid-range remodel in High Point Terrace, that range is about right."
She texts the contractor's information. The client came to her site for an estimate and left with a contractor referral. The house went under contract four days later.
The Estimator on Her Site
A realtor in Germantown wanted the kitchen estimator on her website. She opened the Tools menu and tapped Embed Codes.
She selected Kitchen. The system generated a block of code. She copied it. The estimator was live on her site by lunch.
Recording What Actually Happened
A contractor in Cooper-Young finished a bathroom remodel. The invoice came in at sixteen two. He knew why: rotted studs behind the shower wall.
He recorded the outcome in his dashboard. A month later, a realtor called about a similar house. "Tell them to budget toward the high end," he said. "Those old houses hide things."
His sixteen thousand helped set the range for the next client. The data connects them.
The First Week
A contractor in Cordova signed up on a Monday. By Tuesday afternoon, he had his first lead. Kitchen estimate, Collierville.
He called. Scheduled for Thursday. Friday morning: "We'd like to move forward."
Four days from signup to signed contract. "You need to get on this thing," he told his brother.