Client work / Website + custom CRM
SHED 210Built for better sales conversations.
From the first quote request to SMS and email follow-up, we built the website and the software Shed210 uses to keep the conversation moving.
The Shed 210 homepage sets the stage with a clear offer and gets shoppers to the quote tool.
Shed210 / Website + custom CRM
Built beyond
the quote form.
A quote on the website. A conversation in David’s pocket.
Choose the details.
Customers explore their building options. Their choices stay with the quote request.
FrontierPixel CRM, installed on David’s iPhone.
Actual CRM interface. Example conversation.
Automatic first text
A quote request with SMS consent triggers the first text.
Reply from his phone
David continues the conversation from the CRM.
Text or email.
One workspace.
We built the CRM behind Shed210’s quote flow, too. After a quote request, an automatic text starts the follow-up for customers who opt in. David can continue by SMS or email in the same workspace.
We installed FrontierPixel CRM on David’s iPhone as a web app, so he can open it from his Home Screen and reply from his phone.
Built with real use
We use it. David uses it.
What we learn shapes the next improvement.
We keep developing the CRM and its automations around our own experience, David’s feedback, and the needs of the people using it next.
Explore the live project (opens in a new tab)What was reported
- Reported quote opportunities
- 40
- Reported quoted value
- $196K
- Reported purchases
- 5
- Reported purchase value
- ~$17.2K
From earlier owner-supplied reporting. Not current CRM results or payment-verified revenue. Quoted value totals each buyer’s highest quote; it is not sales.
Historical reporting notes and purchase detail
The original report was labeled January-February. Its year and exact date boundaries were not retained in the published source. These historical figures have not been recalculated from current CRM data.
The earlier analysis described removing test and internal submissions and 25 duplicate quote events. It counted each opportunity once at its highest quote. Those highest quotes add up to the reported quoted value of $196,042. Configuration totals included the different projects explored.
Purchase-record updates were described as May 25 through June 1, also without a stated year. Purchase figures come from the same owner-supplied historical reporting. They have not been verified against a payment ledger and are not a complete sales history or a claim of revenue attributable to FrontierPixel, the website, or Google Search.
The reported purchases include products and services, rather than five shed sales. The approximate combined reported value is $17,218:
- 12x25 Storage Shed
- $8,813
- 16x10 Portable Garage
- $4,380
- 12x10 Storage Shed
- $3,000
- Shed Move
- ~$425
- Dog House
- ~$600
The process
Choose the details
Explore the website and choose the building’s size, style, and materials.
Request a quote
The customer’s choices stay with the inquiry.
Start the follow-up
Quote requests with SMS consent trigger an automatic acknowledgement.
Continue the conversation
David replies by SMS or email from FrontierPixel CRM, including on his iPhone.
ScopeBusiness website · Quote builder · Custom CRM · Messaging automation · Ongoing development
What should work better?
Websites. Custom software. Ongoing development.
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