Tips & ideas

Start with the services customers ask for most. Use a name that says what they get and how much it covers.

Try “Interior detail — one vehicle” or “Chicken tray — serves 10” instead of “Package 1.”

1. Open Business setup → Services & pricing → Add service.
2. Choose a flat price or a price per quantity. Put the unit or serving size in the name.
3. Keep optional extras separate so customers can choose them.

Use an estimate when the final price depends on the job. If you need to inspect it or ask questions first, choose personal follow-up.

For a repair: “Device diagnosis” can have a clear price, while parts and final repair pricing need your review.

1. Review prices, minimum charge and fees in Services & pricing.
2. Choose the customer estimate and delivery options that match how you work.
3. Explain what is included and any important conditions in your terms. Confirm the final price directly with the customer.

Use separate links only when they make the choices clearer. One business can keep takeout and catering requests together while sharing a different menu with each customer.

Takeout menu → dishes and trays. Catering → event packages and extras.

1. Add all your services first, then open Business setup → Links & publish → Add link.
2. Name the link and select the services and extras it should show.
3. Review, publish and copy its link. Requests show the link name in your dashboard.

Up to 20 links are included in every plan. Prices, minimum charges, rules, calendar and plan limits are shared. The main business link still shows all services. Pause a link and publish when you want to stop new requests through it.

Help customers recognize your business. Start with your logo and one readable color scheme; add photos when they help explain what you offer.

Show the actual tray size, a finished repair or a clean vehicle interior. Use photos you own or have permission to share.

1. Open Business setup → Business → Customize your look.
2. Check that your logo is readable on a phone.
3. Keep photo captions short and descriptive.

Send the relevant link when someone asks about your services. Explain what happens after they submit it.

“Thanks for reaching out! Choose what you need here: [YOUR BUSINESS LINK]. I’ll review your request and contact you to confirm pricing and availability.”

1. Copy your published customer link, not your dashboard or a sample link.
2. Paste it into a text, email or Messenger conversation you handle.
3. UnoQuote does not connect to Facebook or automate replies. You can paste the message manually.

Open your published link on your phone and send one clearly labeled test request. Submitted requests are not automatically confirmed bookings.

Use your own contact details and the name “Test request” so you can recognize it.

1. Try English and Spanish, and check service names, quantities and prices.
2. Confirm the request appears in your dashboard and check your notification email, including spam.
3. If you use scheduling, set your days and hours and record outside jobs in the shared calendar.
4. Follow up and update the request status. Arrange customer payments directly, outside UnoQuote.

A request through a published link uses your normal quote/request allowance. If an email is missing, check the dashboard and Activity, then contact support@unoquotehq.com.