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THE FIRST CALL

A good buyer calls. Question one.

He already knows what he wants. Still, the first call goes on the basics: the same questions as the last buyer, and the next. With a module on your own site, he answers them himself before he calls.

Perqli believes buying custom should feel as clear as buying off the shelf. For your buyer, and for you.

  • Good buyerKnew what he wantedStill the basics
  • Good buyerHad his wishes on paperStill the basics
  • Good buyerKnew when it had to be readyStill the basics
The same questions, every time.

He knows already. Your site doesn’t.

Before he calls, he has worked out what he wants. Your site had nowhere for it, only his name and number. So you ask it in the first call, and that call starts at the basics.

THE FIRST CALL
The basics
  • How big?
  • How many?
  • What for?
His own question
What he could have chosen on your site, you now ask on the phone.

He called about his situation. The call went on the basics.

One buyer, two ways

He isn’t looking for a phone number, but for ideas and first answers: what’s possible, what fits him and roughly what it costs.

He always starts in the same place. The difference is what your site lets him tell you before he calls.

MIN. 1He looks aroundHe looks for who can make it and opens a few sites.
MIN. 10He comes to your siteHe already roughly knows what he wants. There’s nowhere to put it.
HERE THE WAY SPLITS
MIN. 12A contact formName, phone and a box for his question. The rest follows on the phone.
DAY 3The call starts from zeroThe basics first, the same questions as the last buyer. Only then him.
MIN. 15He chooses it himselfWhat he wants and roughly what it costs, from his own answers.
DAY 1You start at question elevenHis answers are in the enquiry. The call is about him from the start.
  1. MIN. 1He looks aroundHe looks for who can make it and opens a few sites.
  2. MIN. 10He comes to your siteHe already roughly knows what he wants. There’s nowhere to put it.
  3. HERE THE WAY SPLITS
  4. MIN. 12A contact formName, phone and a box for his question. The rest follows on the phone.MIN. 15He chooses it himselfWhat he wants and roughly what it costs, from his own answers.
  5. DAY 3The call starts from zeroThe basics first, the same questions as the last buyer. Only then him.DAY 1You start at question elevenHis answers are in the enquiry. The call is about him from the start.

Find out for yourself

Play your own buyer. Choose what you want, and see what’s in the enquiry.

How many people, how many square metres, what feel: here he chooses it himself. The first call starts at his office, not at the basics.

Linen & Oak is a made-up company. The tool really works.

Linen & Oak

  • Projects
  • Showroom
  • About us
  • Contact

What does it cost to fit out your new office?

Five questions about your team and the floor. Then you see what each part costs.

We fit out offices for teams of up to 300 people. Design, furniture, walls and installation, with one person to talk to throughout.

our first office fitted out
2006
offices since then
340
designers and fitters of our own
28

At Linen & Oak, the enquiry arrives with every answer in it. So the first call doesn’t start from zero.

It works the same for a dental practice, a commercial kitchen or a laboratory.

How your module comes about

Not a standard product like the demo. Yours works with your rules and looks like your site.

  1. Half an hour on your rules

    How you work out a price, and what your buyers always ask.

  2. Perqli builds it

    On your prices, in the style of your own site.

  3. Testing together, in rounds

    You try it, Perqli adjusts, until it’s right.

  4. Live on your own site

    One line of code. Your site stays as it is.

  5. Four weeks of watching

    After launch, Perqli keeps an eye on it and adjusts.

A combination like the demo’s: from €7,500, then the Plus plan from €69 a month.

A drawing like the demo’s: from €8,000, then the Complete plan from €89 a month.

How the price is built

Sound familiar?

  1. Good buyers leave

    They want to know what’s possible before they call. If they can’t find out, they leave, and you never even know they were there.

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  2. Wrong buyers cost time

    Someone still looking around, someone who finds out at the quote that it’s too expensive, or that you don’t make what he needs. Each one costs a call, sometimes a quote.

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  3. The first quote takes hours

    For every real enquiry, someone works out the same reasoning again, by hand.

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