Affiliate disclosure
Plainly: this site earns money when readers subscribe to QuoteIQ through our links. Here's how that works and how we keep it from shaping what we say.
Heads up: we're an independent QuoteIQ affiliate. If you start a subscription through our links we earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. We're not affiliated with QuoteIQ. How this site works.
Our affiliate relationship
We're a member of QuoteIQ's affiliate program. When you click a link or button on this site that goes to QuoteIQ, and you go on to start a paid subscription, QuoteIQ pays us a commission. It costs you nothing extra: the plans, the 14-day trial and the prices are the same as going direct. Links that carry our affiliate tag are marked rel="sponsored".
Who we are, and who we aren't
QuoteIQ Review is an independent site. We're not owned or run by QuoteIQ, we don't work for QuoteIQ, and we can't help with QuoteIQ accounts or billing. “QuoteIQ” and the QuoteIQ logo are trademarks of their owner, QuoteIQ LLC, used here only to identify the product we review. We don't modify the logo.
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We don't bid on QuoteIQ's brand name in Google Ads, Bing Ads or any other paid search, and we never present ads or pages as official QuoteIQ material. People find us through ordinary search results and links.
How we decide what to say
- Prices and plan gates come from QuoteIQ's current pricing page and help-center plan matrix, re-checked monthly.
- We list QuoteIQ's real limitations: the card-required trial, IQ Credit costs, QuickBooks Online only from Pro, routing and inventory on Elite, and the thin third-party review count.
- Comparisons say when a competitor wins, such as Housecall Pro's cheaper online booking or Jobber's card-free trial.
- We don't invent promo codes, testimonials, ratings or measured results.
Read more about our process on the about page, or go straight to the QuoteIQ review or pricing guide.
Disclosure: common questions
Do I pay more if I sign up through your link?
No. You pay exactly the same price as you would going to QuoteIQ directly. Our commission comes out of QuoteIQ's side of the subscription. The 14-day free trial, the card requirement and the plan prices are identical whether you arrive through our link or not.
Does QuoteIQ pay you to write positive reviews?
No. We're paid a commission when a reader subscribes, not for content. QuoteIQ doesn't see or approve our pages before publishing. We list the limitations we find, including tier gating, credit costs and the card-required trial, and we recommend competitors where they're the better fit.
Do you link to QuoteIQ's competitors?
Yes, when it helps you decide. Links to competitors like Jobber or Housecall Pro are ordinary links: we have no affiliate relationship with them and earn nothing if you sign up with them. Our comparison pages use each vendor's own published pricing.
Why do some links have via=joe-mcgregor in them?
That's our affiliate tag. It tells QuoteIQ's affiliate system that you came from this site, so a commission can be credited if you subscribe. It doesn't change what you see on QuoteIQ's site, the price you pay or the trial you get.
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