New Online Quoting Tool for Manitoba Contractors

July 9, 2018

QuoteToMe is a new online tool that simplifies the quoting process for equipment and general tools by streamlining contractor communications with rental companies, and centralizing quote requests and quotes received.

Send quote requests to multiple rental companies in under a minute, receive quotes and award the request with a single click. It’s free for contractors, made in Manitoba, simple to use, doesn’t require any software, and works on any device.

This made-n-Manitoba solution requires no software and works on any device. Find out more: https://quotetome.com

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