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Plan 2, Close The Deal
A pool proposal built to help homeowners decide
Most pool proposals look like an invoice or a spreadsheet. A QuickPoolQuote proposal is laid out to help a homeowner say yes.
Not an invoice, not a spreadsheet
Most pool proposals look like an invoice or a spreadsheet: a list of line items and a total. That tells a homeowner what they would pay. It does not help them decide. A QuickPoolQuote proposal is laid out to do both.
Layouts built around the buyer
Not every homeowner decides the same way. A family with kids weighs a pool differently than a couple without kids, and the proposal should lead with what matters to that buyer. QuickPoolQuote proposals come in different templates, each matched to a buyer profile and designed around how people make big purchase decisions.
What goes in it
Every template is built around the things that move a buying decision: your project photos, customer reviews, the homeowner’s own design and concept photos, financing, the timeline and a clear next step. It carries your branding, so it looks like it came from your company.
How it is different from the estimate
The homeowner already gets an itemized estimate by email the moment they finish the design. The proposal is the next step: the polished, branded document you send when you are ready to win the job.
What you get
A layout built to sell
Templates designed around how homeowners decide, so the proposal does more than list prices.
Your proof
Your project photos and customer reviews, right next to the price.
More concept photos
Plans 2 and 3 include 6 realistic concept photos, up from 3 in Plan 1.
Which plan includes it
The branded proposal is included in Plan 2, Close The Deal, and in Plan 3. See the plans and pricing.
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Homeowners who design their pool and see a price call you ready to build. Plans start at $495 a month with no setup fee. See pricing