FieldQuo

Winning the work

One question a screen, and you find out exactly where they leave

A landing page for an advert or a flyer: one question at a time on a phone, a real price partway through, and a count of how many people got that far.

Your first 14 days are free, and nothing is charged until they are up.

What this takes off your week

You pay for the click, they land on a page with a twelve-box form, and you never hear from them again.
One question a screen, answers big enough for a thumb, and the contact details asked for last — after they have already put five taps in.
Something on that page is losing people and you have no idea which thing it is.
Every screen carries how many reached it and what share of the screen before came through, so the one that loses half of them is the one with the number under it.
The people who do fill it in are half tyre-kickers, and you find that out on the phone on Saturday.
What they tapped is what the triage weighs, so the enquiry arrives hot, warm or cold with its reasons already on it.

How it works here

1

It is built out of steps, not out of a blank page

A funnel is an ordered set of screens: an opening hook, questions with one answer or several, an optional price, a place to attach photos, the contact form, and a closing screen. There is nothing else to put on one, which is why a funnel cannot end up as a layout that falls apart on a phone.

2

An answer can decide what comes next

A single-choice question can send somebody straight to a different screen, so a bathroom enquiry never has to read four questions about kitchens. Leave the branch off and it simply runs in order.

3

A real price, halfway through

One of the steps can show what the job would cost, worked out from your own rates. You write the size bands in your own words — a single room, about 200 square feet — and they tap one. The price is worked out on our side from your rates; nothing typed into the page decides it, and no figure is ever taken from the visitor.

4

The numbers are per screen, not one rate

How many started, how many became leads, the share that made it through overall, and then each screen with the share that carried on from the one before. A single conversion rate tells you something is wrong. A per-screen number tells you which screen.

5

What comes out is a lead, not a separate inbox

The end of the funnel creates the same lead the form on your website creates, triaged the same way, one click from a quote. Their answers to the budget and timing questions are the same answers the triage reads.

What you get

Every plan includes all of it. Plans differ by how many people can work in the account, not by which features they are allowed to use.

  • Lead funnels

    Multi-step landing pages for an ad or a flyer, with numbers on where people drop out.

  • Instant online estimate

    A visitor answers a few questions and gets a price range on the spot, from rates you set.

  • Lead tracking

    Every enquiry in one list, scored hot to cold, with a one-click turn into a quote.

  • What your advertising is worth

    Log what you spend by channel — including an automatic import from Meta Ads — and see a blended cost per lead across everything you do to bring in work.

    Where this stops: Per-campaign cost per lead covers leads that arrived through a Meta lead form. Every other channel — and a homeowner who saw the ad and phoned — is still blended across everything, because nothing links that spend to that lead.

One item above is only partly built, and says so. We would rather you read the limit here than find it in month two.

Try it on your own jobs

The first 14 days are free. Bring your own rates, your own logo and the client list you already have.