EstimateLoop FAQ
Straight answers about the recovery sprint.
These answers describe the current EstimateLoop service, its approval boundary, the directional calculator, and what happens when you submit the intake.
Start the working sprintBefore you start
EstimateLoop is intentionally narrow: it works from existing estimates and keeps contractor judgment in the loop.
- The calculator is directional, not a promise.
- The sprint starts with a request for review.
- No location, customer, or results claims are implied.
Questions, answered
What to know before the sprint.
EstimateLoop is a done-for-you service for reviewing quiet estimates, preparing contractor-approved follow-up, and handing interested replies back to the contractor.
No. It is directional math using the estimates, average value, and potential recovery rate you enter. Actual results vary and the output is not a promise.
Client-facing follow-up stays paused until the contractor reviews and approves the proposed next step. EstimateLoop supports the team’s judgment and does not replace it.
The 14-Day Unsold Estimate Recovery Sprint is $650 prepaid. Ongoing management is $1,500/month after the sprint if it earns its place.
The intake validates and stores the practical details needed to review fit: company, contact, work email, trade, estimate volume, average value, current system, optional note, and request-specific consent. It does not start service, payment, or outreach automatically.
No. It works from estimates your team already has and is not a lead-generation campaign or a CRM replacement.