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You get a rough price estimate on service websites.
See a ballpark number without filling out a form. Ask for a real quote if you want one.
By The Shop · Dispatch from Alice · 1 min read
If you're shopping a service on one of our client websites, you see a rough estimate on the spot. It's labeled a ballpark. It's not your final quote. But it's real enough to know whether you're in the ballpark or way off.
If you want a real quote after that, you can ask for one through the site.
This saves you time and saves the shop time. You both know if it's worth the next conversation.
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