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From click to booked job in thirty seconds.
Turn clicks into booked work.
Run the day without an office.
Cash that collects itself.
A quote that ends at a phone number is a lead. OpenGate checkout takes the plan, the add-ons, and the card in one motion — the job is scheduled before the homeowner closes the tab.
Get startedOne price invites haggling. Three prices invite a choice. OpenGate frames every quote as good, better, best — built from your services and the measured property — with the plan you want to sell sitting in the middle.
Decide how money moves, service by service: a deposit for installs, full prepay for one-time cleanups, or simply a card on file for recurring work. Either way, collection starts at checkout — not after the third invoice.
The moment a homeowner says yes is the best selling moment you will ever get — and the worst moment to make them wait.
“Our average ticket is up and nobody on staff changed a single price. The middle plan does the selling, the add-on shows up at exactly the right second, and about half our quotes now leave with something extra attached.”
Yes, per service. Set a percentage deposit, a flat amount, or full prepayment — a 25% deposit on aeration and full prepay on one-time cleanups can live side by side. Even on services with no charge at booking, the card is verified and stored, so recurring work starts with payment already solved.
You keep the lead. The quote, the measured property, and the contact details are saved the moment they appear, so an abandoned checkout lands in your pipeline instead of vanishing. Automatic follow-up sends them a link back to their exact quote — same plans, same price — and you can see and work every open quote from the dashboard.
No, because they are recommendations, not banners. Each add-on is picked from what the homeowner told you and what the measurement found, offered once at the moment they have already said yes. Declining is one tap and the offer never repeats in the session. Relevance is why attach rates climb — pressure is not part of it.