Revive keeps quiet quotes from dying

Revive is follow-up software for the estimates that go unanswered. Most service businesses send a quote and then wait — and a share of that work quietly dies in the customer's inbox, not because the price was wrong but because nobody chased it. Revive watches every estimate you log, schedules a short sequence of reminders, writes each one in your own voice, and puts the money it brought back on a dashboard you can read in ten seconds.

It is built for the trades: remodelers, roofers, HVAC and plumbing crews, painters, landscapers, electricians and handyman teams. That usually means an owner-operator or a small office juggling quotes between jobs — people with no interest in a marketing suite, a CRM rollout, or another dashboard to babysit.

Log a quote and Revive schedules four steps over the following three weeks, alternating email and text. Every draft is written from your business details and your chosen tone, so it reads like you wrote it. When a customer answers, you paste their reply in: Revive works out what they meant, marks the quote accepted, declined or needing more information, closes off the remaining reminders, and adds the value to your recovered total.

Revive is built and maintained by Paulus Labs. We keep the product deliberately narrow — one job, done properly — and your quotes and customer details stay inside your own private workspace. Questions, bug reports and feature requests all come through the contact page, and most of what exists here started as one of them.