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Win more contracts with less effort using Plannit quotes

Faster, clearer quotes approved in one click — win more contracts, get paid faster, and stop chasing follow-ups.

Written by Brigitte Chouinard

Home service pros can spend up to 10 hours a week building quotes, revising them, following up, and chasing customers for approvals. Plannit gives that time back — to you and to your customers — at every step of the quoting process.

Animated demo of Plannit's quoting flow: building a quote, sending it, and the customer approving it online

From the first draft to the signed approval, quoting in Plannit is faster, clearer, and far less back-and-forth. Here is what that looks like on both sides.

Why you'll love it

  • Win more contracts — professional, interactive quotes approved in a single click.

  • Get paid faster — deposits collected automatically the moment a quote is approved.

  • Stop chasing — automated reminders and a 24/7 self-serve portal do the follow-up for you.

For pros

  • Save templates to build quotes in a fraction of the time.

  • Simplify payments with payment schedules and automatic deposit collection on approval.

  • Speed up approvals and revisions with a 24/7 self-serve customer portal.

  • Eliminate manual follow-ups with automated reminders.

  • Turn approved quotes into invoices automatically — no re-keying.

For your customers

  • Receive quotes by SMS or email and approve them online with a single click.

  • Request revisions online through the Customer Portal — no phone call needed.

  • Add or remove optional items and watch the quote update instantly.

Your customers will love how easy it is to manage and approve quotes online, without the endless back-and-forth messages and phone calls.

Keep the momentum going

Once quotes start flowing, make the rest just as effortless: print a whole batch of invoices or quotes in one go, and save your filtered lists as views so your most-used quote lists are always one tab away.

Win more contracts with less effort — that is quoting with Plannit.

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