Dents come to you by zip code, with photos, before anyone calls anyone. You name your price and your date, or you skip it. Nobody sells you a lead and hopes you figure out the rest.
Denver metro first. Tell us your zips and we’ll route what lands there.
The dent lands in your Telegram with pictures and a location. You size up the damage before you spend a minute on it.
Nobody sets your rate. Bid what the job is worth to you, pick a date that fits your week, or skip it without a word.
You are not buying a phone number and hoping. You see the actual damage first, and the customer picks a bid — not a salesman.
Photos, damage and zip code arrive in your Telegram. No name, no number — nothing to chase.
Send a price and a date in two taps, or let it go. Skipping costs you nothing and holds nothing against you.
They compare the offers side by side. If yours is the one, their contact opens up to you and to nobody else.
Afterwards the customer is asked to rate it and say what could be better. That rating rides on your next offer.
No. Skip whatever you don’t want — the wrong car, the wrong panel, a week that’s already full. Nothing is held against you.
Every tech covering that zip code. You are bidding against real competition, and so is everyone else.
You do. There is no rate card, no suggested number, nobody shaving your margin to look cheap.
No. You see the photos first and decide what the repair really takes. If it isn’t a PDR job, say so — that call is yours.
We are starting in the Denver metro and we are short on techs, not on dents. That means the first people in shape how this works — routing, timing, what the bot asks you. Tell us what gets in your way and it changes.
Takes a few minutes. Nothing to install beyond Telegram.