A clear, side-by-side example of what a £99 website enquiry repair could deliver for a small commercial cleaning company. The differences are design choices, not proven sales outcomes.
A familiar form that leaves the cleaning company to ask most of its questions later.
Illustrative only — this form doesn't send messages.
Where is the site? How large is it? How often does it need cleaning? What kind of business is it?
The form helps visitors explain their requirements before the first conversation.
The real form needs a secure backend before it can accept customer submissions.
These are intended process improvements. Actual conversion and response-time effects would need measurement after deployment.
Capture the job type, location, size and frequency instead of relying on an open-ended message.
Give the team a consistent lead brief they can review or enter into its customer system.
Show the visitor what happens after they make a request, without promising instant quotes.
Both pages are fictional portfolio examples. No genuine client results or guarantees are represented.