They trace their fence on a satellite map and get your price in about a minute. You get the address, footage and phone number. We set it up and run it for you.
Scan to try it on your phone, with any address.
Sample company and prices. No request is sent to anyone.
Homeowners want a number before they book a visit. A contact form makes them wait for one.
TraceQuote gives them a price range in about a minute, on your website and under your name. The measures you book start with a homeowner who has already seen your price.
Four steps on your website. No account, no waiting for a callback.
They type their address and the satellite view zooms to their roof.
They tap the corners. The footage adds up as they go, with gates and old-fence removal.
Every fence type you install, priced from your sheet, with heights, colors and a monthly estimate.
To get the itemized quote or book your free measure, they leave their name, email and mobile number.
Yard hidden by trees, or too new for the satellite photo? They type a rough length instead, and the request is marked so you know to measure before quoting.
Every request reads like a work order, not a “please call me” note. It arrives the moment the homeowner sends it.
Quote request: Maria Gómez, 12 Oak Lane, Miami — 176 ft of 6 ft vinyl privacy, $6,750–$9,600
To: estimates@yourfencecompany.com
You don’t learn new software. You send your prices, approve a preview, and the requests start coming in.
A ten-minute form: fence types and heights, gates, old-fence removal, your minimum job and your logo.
Your name, phone and prices on a quote page we test with real addresses in your service area.
Click through your preview like a homeowner would. Anything you want changed, we change before launch.
One embed line, added by us or your web designer. It also works as a link for Google, Facebook and texts.
Most fence company websites end in a contact form. Here’s what changes when they end in a price.
The homeowner gets
A promise that someone will call
Their price range, right away
You get
A name, a number and a short message
Address, footage, fence type, gates, budget and timing
Before you drive out
A phone call to ask the basics
A satellite picture of the job
Who reaches out
People who haven’t seen a price yet
People who saw your price range and still asked
Start with the quote page. Add ads when you want more homeowners finding it.
For fence companies that already get website visitors and want more of them to book a measure.
$149a month
Plus a one-time $499 setup, or no setup fee on a 12-month plan.
A full year month to month, setup included, is $2,287. One 176-ft vinyl privacy job at the sample prices on this page is $6,750–$9,600.
Founding offer for our first three fence companiesNo setup fee, no 12-month commitment, and nothing to pay until your first quote request comes in. Then $149 a month, locked in for as long as you stay. In return, you let us share your results with other fence companies.
The first-request guarantee: a quote request in your first 60 days, or your money backOnce your page is live, with the button on your homepage and the link on your Google Business Profile: if no homeowner sends a request within 60 days, we refund everything you’ve paid and you can cancel with nothing more owed.
Every plan is covered by our customer agreement.
Book a 15-minute demoFor companies that want more homeowners finding the quote page in the first place.
$799a month
Plus setup. Your ad budget is billed to you by Google.
No. They see prices for every fence type right away. To get the itemized quote or book your free measure, they enter their name, email and mobile number. That’s when the request comes to you.
They see a range for their own project, not your sheet. If you’d rather, they can see only a starting price, or no price at all and ask you for it. Every quote says the final price is confirmed after you measure on site.
The traced length, minus gate openings, times your price per foot for the fence type and height they pick. Then your gate prices, old-fence removal if they ask for it, and your minimum job. It’s always a range, rounded to the nearest $50.
Close enough for a budget range. Trees, slopes, property lines and permits can change the real job, which is why every quote is a range and your on-site measure sets the final price.
Homeowners can type their address and a rough length instead. Those requests are marked as typed in, so you know to measure before you quote.
No. We add the quote page to the website you have, or give you a link you can share on Google, Facebook and in texts. Requests come to your email.
Lead marketplaces often sell the same homeowner’s request to several companies, and you pay for each lead. TraceQuote runs on your own website at one flat monthly price. The request isn’t sold to other fence companies, and it doesn’t cost more when more homeowners send one.
By email, the moment the homeowner sends one. The subject line tells you who it is, where the job is and what they picked.
Yes. Send us the new numbers and we update your page.
You do. We store them for you, deliver them to you, and use them only to run and improve TraceQuote. We don’t sell them or pass them to other fence companies. On the founding offer, you agree that we can share your results, such as your company name and how many requests your page received. We never share homeowners’ personal details.
Email hello@gettracequote.com any time. Month to month, billing stops at the end of the current month. On a 12-month plan, cancelling in the first 12 months makes the $499 setup due. A yearly plan stops renewing, with no refund of the unused part except under the guarantee. The founding offer has no cancellation fee. When service ends, we take your page down, and you can ask for a copy of your requests within 30 days. The customer agreement has the details.
The quote page is $149 a month. Month to month, there’s a one-time $499 setup. On a 12-month plan there’s no setup fee, and if you cancel in the first 12 months the $499 setup is due. Or pay $1,490 a year up front, also with no setup fee. With Google Ads management it’s $799 a month plus setup, and your ad budget is billed to you by Google. Our first three fence companies pay no setup fee and nothing until their first quote request comes in, then $149 a month, locked in.
On a paid plan, you get your money back. Once your page is live, with the button on your homepage and the link on your Google Business Profile, if no homeowner sends a quote request within 60 days, we refund everything you’ve paid and you can cancel with nothing more owed. On the founding offer you pay nothing until your first request comes in, so there is nothing to refund.
We start with fencing. If you also install pavers, turf or screen enclosures, mention it on the call.
Book a 15-minute demo and we’ll walk you through a preview with your company’s name on it. Bring your price sheet.