Turn your standard offer into a pricing page

Share one link to your standard offer. Visitors pick their options, fill in their details and accept, and you get a quote with their name already on it.

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offinal.com/s/northwind-website
Public pricing link

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€4,800

Five-page website with CMS

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Q-1043Lisa MartinPending

Quotes come in while you're on site

Put the link on your website, under your email or in a newsletter. People can choose and accept on a Sunday evening without waiting for you.

Every lead becomes a real quote

Every submission becomes a numbered quote with the customer's details, choices and comments, waiting in your dashboard.

One template, many clients

Change a price in the template once and everyone who opens the link after that sees the new one.

How it works

  1. 1

    Make a quote as a template, with the packages and options you usually offer.

  2. 2

    Share the link: on your website, on social media, in an email or as a QR code on a flyer.

  3. 3

    When someone accepts, you get a quote with their details and a new customer in your list.

Frequently asked questions

How is a template link different from a normal quote?

A normal quote is made for one customer. A template has no customer on it, anyone with the link can open it, and everyone who accepts gets their own copy.

Can prospects ask questions instead of accepting?

Yes. They can leave a comment when they submit. Their quote is then marked as in review, so you can answer before they approve.

Where should I share my template link?

Wherever people already look for you: the prices page on your website, under your emails, a QR code on a flyer or a pinned post on social media.

Related features

Options with a live total

Offer three packages, or a few extras they can tick. The total changes as they click, so nobody has to ask you for a new version.

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Know when it's been opened

Send the quote from Offinal and see when your client opens it, and how often. Follow up while it's still fresh, not a week later.

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Signed on the spot

Your client draws their signature on the quote, on a phone or a laptop. You get a message, and the signed version is saved.

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Start from an example for your kind of work and send it today. No credit card needed.

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