Built for window cleaners
Instant text and email alerts the second a website lead comes in — so you're the first call back, not the third.
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Commercial and residential leads move on completely different clocks — a homeowner wants a quick answer, a property manager wants a number before their budget meeting. Miss either window and the job goes to whoever answered first.
$350
average residential window cleaning
A homeowner wants their windows done before a party this weekend. A property manager wants a recurring contract for a whole building and a quote in writing. DibsText gets you the request instantly either way, so you're not treating a time-sensitive residential job like it can wait.
Most website inquiries want to know cost before anything else — square footage, story count, screens in or out. Responding fast with a real number, instead of a vague "we'll get back to you," is what actually books the job.
Window cleaning is hands-on work at height — checking a lead form mid-job isn't realistic. Alerts land the moment you're back on the ground, and a missed-call text-back keeps a customer from assuming you're not interested.
A lot of window cleaning revenue is repeat business — quarterly resets, seasonal cleanings. When an existing customer reaches out to rebook or reschedule, a slow response is what pushes them to try a competitor instead.
Requests spike hard in early spring, and the businesses that respond fastest end up booking out their whole season first. A slow inbox in March can mean an empty calendar in April.
Simple as 1-2-3
Someone fills out your website contact or quote form.
You instantly get a text with the lead details.
You contact the customer while the lead is still hot.