Relanqo

Most quotes aren't lost. They're never chased.

Relanqo follows up on every quote you send — politely, in your prospect's language, from your own mailbox — until you get a definitive answer: won, lost, or dead. You approve everything for the first two weeks. It never negotiates.

Built for businesses sending 20+ quotes a month. Below that, we'll tell you it isn't worth it.

100%of your quotes reach a definitive outcome
7 daysfrom signature to live, every time
5languages, detected per prospect

The gap

The follow-up you keep meaning to do

You send a quote. They don't answer. You tell yourself you'll chase on Friday. Friday is busy, and by Tuesday it feels awkward. The deal doesn't go to a competitor — it goes to silence. And it was already eighty percent earned.

The sequence

Four touches, then it stops

Every quote enters the same disciplined sequence: business days only, your prospect's language, your email address, timing jittered so it never reads as a machine.

Day 3

Helpful check-in

Confirms the quote arrived and offers to clarify anything. No pressure, no second pitch.

Wanted to make sure the quote reached you — happy to walk through any line of it.

Day 7

Removes the friction

Answers the objection your prospects raise most often — the one you told us about at onboarding — and offers a ten-minute call.

Most people ask about the lead time on this one, so: here's how we'd schedule it.

Day 12

True urgency only

Uses the real validity date on your quote, or your real capacity for the month. The agent is forbidden from inventing urgency — it can only state facts you gave us.

The pricing on this quote holds until the 30th, and our March calendar is filling up.

Day 18

The professional close

Ends the thread cleanly and leaves the door open. One reply reopens the file.

I'll assume the timing isn't right and close this off — just reply if that changes.

Hard stop after four. Any reply, bounce, or unsubscribe halts the sequence immediately, and an out-of-office pauses it until they're back. That restraint protects your reputation, which is the only reason any of this works.

When they answer

Every reply is read, sorted, and routed

The agent classifies each reply and decides whether it can answer or whether you have to. When it isn't confident, the message comes to you — never to the prospect.

Ready to move

You're notified immediately with a drafted handover reply. The agent steps back and gets out of your way.

A question about scope or timing

Answered from the FAQ you filled in at onboarding — in your words, not invented ones.

Anything about price

Always escalated to you. The agent never discounts, never changes terms, never negotiates. It buys you a day and hands over.

The scope shield

What Relanqo will never do

Fixed scope is what makes fixed price possible. These aren't limitations we're apologising for — they're the reason the agent is safe to point at your customers.

Never negotiates. No discounts, no changed terms, no discussion of price beyond what is already written in your quote.
Never invents urgency. It can only state facts you gave us at onboarding: real validity dates, real capacity.
Never contacts strangers. It writes only to people who already received a quote from you.
Never writes your quotes. It follows up on them. What you charge stays entirely yours.
Never touches your CRM. It reads whatever you already use — a spreadsheet is fine — and writes the outcome back.
Never answers an angry email. Complaints, legal language, anything charged: the agent sends nothing and alerts you.

Trust, earned in stages

You start with the agent on a short leash

Nobody hands their customer relationships to software on day one. You don't have to either.

Weeks 1–2

You approve everything

Every message is drafted and queued behind a one-tap approval link. This is where we calibrate the agent to how you actually write.

From week 3

The sequence runs itself

The four touches go out automatically. Anything the agent wants to send in reply to a prospect still comes to you first.

Day 30 onward

Only edge cases reach you

Offered once the agent has run clean for a month. Price talk, complaints, and anything it isn't sure about still stop for a human. Always.

The part the US tools skip

It answers in the language they wrote in

The agent detects the language of the quote and the prospect, then follows up in it. Not a translation layer bolted onto English templates — the sequence is written natively in each one.

EnglishFrançaisNederlandsDeutschEspañol

Pricing

On the page, where it belongs

No discovery phase, no scoping call, no custom quote for a quote-chasing agent. Two ways in.

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$490one-off

We sweep the last 90 days of quotes that went quiet and chase every one of them. No retainer, no commitment, no contract to exit.

  • Every silent quote from your last 90 days, chased properly
  • You approve each message before it goes out
  • A written report of what came back, and what it was worth

The honest disqualifier: below 20 quotes a month the maths doesn't work, and we will say so on the call rather than take your money. One revived deal usually covers the retainer several times over. If it doesn't, you shouldn't be paying it.

Questions

The ones that actually get asked

How does the agent know what I quoted?

Two ways, and most clients use both. You BCC your quotes to a dedicated address, or you drop the details into a shared sheet. There is no CRM to install and nothing to migrate.

Does it send from your domain or mine?

Yours, always. The agent connects to your mailbox and the follow-ups come from your address, inside the original thread. Deliverability and trust both depend on that — sending from our domain on your behalf would undo the entire point.

What if it says something stupid to my customer?

For the first two weeks it cannot send anything you haven't approved. After that it still cannot touch price, complaints, legal language, or any address that wasn't on the original quote. When its confidence is low it queues the message for you instead of guessing.

How long until it's actually running?

7 days from signature. Day one is a 30-minute call and connecting your mailbox. Days two and three, you approve the templates. Day four it goes live — including on the backlog you already have.

My quotes go out in French and Dutch. Is that a problem?

It's the reason we exist. The agent detects the language per prospect and writes natively in English, French, Dutch, German, or Spanish.

Can I cancel?

Monthly, no notice period. The retainer is $590 a month and it earns its place every month or it doesn't. The setup fee covers work already delivered, so it isn't refundable once the agent is live.

Three pilot businesses, then we start charging

The pilot is the full setup, free, backlog sweep included. You run it for 60 days. In exchange, we use the results as a case study — anonymised if you'd rather.

3 slots. When they're gone, this section comes down.