1. Add an estimate
Enter a customer or project label, estimate reference and follow-up date. Keep the estimating software you already use.
Estimate follow-up for parking-lot striping businesses
Keep open estimates organized, prepare a clear message, and record each customer’s response.
Open the free follow-up tool →No account required. Optional saving on this browser. You review and send messages yourself.
Enter a customer or project label, estimate reference and follow-up date. Keep the estimating software you already use.
See overdue estimates first. Prepare an editable follow-up from your details and copy it into your email app.
Mark a reply, acceptance or decline. Record a do-not-contact request to remove the estimate from follow-up attention.
Before you start work, check the due list. Review the original estimate, send only an appropriate follow-up, and set the next date after recording what happened. An estimate’s value is potential work, not booked revenue.
This first version is free. The proposed premium service is still being evaluated; no new subscription is offered here. Existing MicroFreelanceHub plans stay the same.
You can work for this session only, or choose to save on this browser. Saved estimates are not synced to your account or other devices. Use project labels rather than sensitive customer information on shared devices. Export a backup before clearing browser data.
Messages are editable templates filled with your estimate details. This version does not connect to your inbox, send messages, or call an AI service. You control what leaves your email account.
Help shape a proposed paid pilot
We’re considering a plan for one business with up to 50 active estimates: account-based saving across devices, CSV estimate import, a due-date reminder list, and editable follow-up drafts for owner review. These features are proposed and are not available to purchase. Email sending would remain under your control.
Your feedback will help us decide what to build. Expressing interest creates no subscription, charge or commitment. The free tool stays available.