Price treatment plans from a description and a few photos.
One-time treatments and recurring service plans, both priced from what the customer describes and shows you.
Pest control pricing depends heavily on what's actually infesting the property, and that's information customers are usually eager to share, often with a photo attached before you've even called them back. Termites, rodents, and general pest issues each need a different treatment approach, and pricing them all the same way undersells the more serious jobs and oversells the simple ones.
Treatment scoped to the actual problem
A photo of damage, droppings, or an entry point tells FlyQuote more about severity than a customer's verbal description of "there's something in the attic." That context shapes whether this is a single treatment or the start of a recurring plan, and gets reflected in the quote instead of a generic flat-rate pest visit.
Urgency matters here too. A termite finding or an active rodent problem inside the walls usually means the customer wants a same-day answer, not a callback next week. Getting a scoped quote back quickly, while the concern is fresh, is often the difference between winning the job and losing it to whoever answers the phone first.
Recurring plans without repricing every visit
Quarterly or monthly service plans need consistent pricing that doesn't drift depending on who's writing the quote that week. Standardized logic keeps a plan for a typical suburban lot priced the same way whether you're the one quoting it or someone else on your team is.
A lead form on your website lets new customers describe what they're seeing and attach photos before you've made contact, which means you're walking into that first call already knowing roughly what you're dealing with.