Speed to lead
The first reply wins, and it is rarely the best one
A lead arrives, a workflow builds their page, and it goes out while they are still on your website. Not a form receipt, a person.
The problem
The lead is warmest in the first few minutes
Someone filling in a form at nine in the evening is comparing you against everyone else they filled one in for. By morning the interest has cooled, and an autoresponder only confirms that a machine received something.
What it costs you
- Leads arriving at nine in the evening and answered at nine the next morning
- An autoresponder that confirms receipt and persuades nobody
- Three competitors replying to the same inquiry
- A rep deciding which lead to call by which is at the top of the list
How it runs
Speed to lead in practice
The CRM starts it
A new lead, contact or opportunity in your CRM fires a workflow. So does a webhook, if the lead arrives from somewhere with no direct connector.
The page builds itself
From a template, assigned to the right rep, optionally round-robin, with the customer’s details already on it. Nobody has to be at a desk for this to happen.
It goes out by email or text
Within business hours if you want it to be, immediately if you do not. The reply that arrives is a person on video rather than a receipt.
The rep picks up a warm one
By the time somebody calls, the customer has seen who they are dealing with, and the rep can see what they watched.
What does the work
The parts of the product this uses
Every one of these is a feature with its own page, so you can check what it actually does rather than take this page's word for it.
Automation
Workflows that follow up when nobody remembers to
Templates
Make the best version the default
Integrations & API
Fits the stack you already run
Text & calling
A real phone number, provided and set up by us
Engagement analytics
Know who watched, how long, and what they clicked
Contacts & lists
One clean record per customer
Customers
From teams already doing this
“Quickpage cut our cancellation rates from 20–25% to 8–10% by allowing us to set expectations and build trust before the appointment even happens.”
Ryan Shutt
CEO, Southwest Exteriors
“Simple software that does what it promises. Helped me close more sales.”
Sandeep K.
Executive Coach and Leadership Facilitator
“An awesome tool to connect with clients while building trust.”
Lynne R.
CEO
Questions
Common questions
Is this an autoresponder?
It is automatic, but what arrives is not a form letter: it is a page with a real person on it, built for that customer, from the rep who will handle them. The difference is what the customer does next.
Can it pick the right rep?
Yes. A workflow can assign the page to a fixed owner or round-robin across a team, and route on a field from the record, so territory or product decides who the customer meets.
What if we do not want to send at 2am?
A workflow can wait for business hours before it sends, so the lead is captured immediately and the message arrives when a reply to it would be answered.
Also worth reading
Other things teams use it for
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