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How to Build High-Converting 3-Option Proposals (Good / Better / Best)

Why Multi-Tier Quoting Lifts Average Job Size by 35%+

Sending a homeowner a single quote price forces a binary "Yes vs. No" decision where they compare your number to low-bid competitors. Providing three curated options shifts their internal evaluation to "Which level of quality best fits our home?"

The 20 / 65 / 15 Rule

  • Good (Baseline Option · ~20% select): Meets standard building codes, standard fixtures/materials, 1-year workmanship warranty. Protects against losing cost-conscious homeowners.
  • Better (The Sweet Spot · ~65% select): Architectural-grade durability, enhanced energy efficiency, upgraded aesthetic finishes, and 5–10 year extended warranty. Priced 25–40% above Good. This is where your highest net profit lives.
  • Best (Executive Premium · ~15% select): Commercial-grade materials, lifetime transferable warranty, annual inspections, and priority 24/7 emergency dispatch. Priced 70–100% above Good.
Building in 60 Seconds: In the Quote Builder, toggle on Multi-Option Tiers. Load a trade playbook or duplicate your base line items and add warranty and material upgrades to Tiers 2 & 3.
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Last ReviewedAugust 2026
Applicable RegionUS & Canada
Content OwnerLGQ Sales & Estimating Engineering
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