Lead capture pattern, built
An instant quote form priced by breed and coat.
Groomers already price a dog by size and coat, not just weight. This pattern asks a few quick questions about the dog, then texts a groomer's own phone with the details before the appointment ever starts.
- Bundled into a one-time website package, from $1,500
- $0 setup, no booking software fee
- 30-day guarantee, pay only if it works
How the form works
Breed, coat, add-ons, one text to the groomer.
The questions it asks
The visitor types a breed or mix, then picks a size tier and a coat type with chips: short and smooth, long or double coat, curly or doodle, or wire. A matting flag and common add-ons, de-shed, de-matt, or nail trim, round out the picture.
The logic behind the number
A base rate by size adjusts for coat type, since a doodle or a double-coated dog takes meaningfully longer at the table than a short-haired dog the same weight. Heavy matting shows as its own line, since a mat can turn a normal groom into an hour of extra work.
Where the lead goes
The breed, coat type, and any add-ons land in a text to the groomer's phone the moment the visitor submits. There is no separate booking app to check between appointments already on the table.
What happens when nobody picks up
An automatic follow-up text goes out on a delay, since groomers are usually mid-appointment with both hands busy and cannot answer a live call. The dog owner already has an honest starting number, so the reply is about picking a time.
Why breed and coat work as the pricing unit
Coat type matters more than breed alone
A labrador and a golden retriever weigh about the same but carry very different coats. Pricing by coat type, not just a breed name or a weight number, gets closer to how long the dog will actually take at the table.
Honest matting disclosure protects the appointment
A visitor who flags heavy matting up front keeps the groomer from underpricing a job that turns into de-matting or a full shave once the dog is on the table, which protects the schedule for every appointment after it.
It lines up with seasonal shedding
Spring and fall blowouts drive a real spike in de-shed requests for double-coated breeds. A form that surfaces coat type and add-ons by default keeps that seasonal demand flowing straight into the calendar instead of a phone tag game.
It doubles as a light intake step
A short notes field for anxious dogs, first-time visits, or a specific cut request lets the groomer plan the appointment before the dog walks in, instead of learning about it for the first time at check-in.
How we build this into your site
01
We learn your real size and coat pricing
We work from your actual price list: what each size tier and coat type costs, what a matting flag adds, and which add-ons you offer, so the form reflects your table, not a generic groomer's rates.
02
We build and test the form
The estimator ships as a real page on your new site, tested on a phone first, since most pet owners fill this out on their phone while thinking about a dog that is right in front of them.
03
We connect the notification and the fallback
The finished request reaches your phone the way a booking already would, and we set the delayed follow-up so a dog owner does not wait past a set window for a reply.
Instant quote by breed and coat, answered
No. It is an honest starting estimate built from coat type and size, and the groomer confirms the final price once they see the dog, since coat condition can only be judged in person.
The form does not require a precise breed. A rescue owner can describe a mix in their own words, and the coat-type chips do most of the real pricing work regardless of breed name.
That is set by you, not by us. We build the exact matting examples from how your groomers already judge it, so the flag means the same thing on the form as it does at the table.
No. A short notes field can flag it in advance, but any in-person safety check your business already does before a groom still happens the same way it always has.
Pet groomers, mobile groomers, and similar dog-care businesses that price by size and coat. We adapt the size tiers and coat categories to how your business already prices a job.
Want this built for your grooming business?
Tell us your size tiers, your coat categories, and your matting policy, and we will scope a breed-and-coat quote form around your real rates as part of a one-time website build. We get a proposal back to you within one business day.