WyseB for interior designers

Full-home projects are won in the weeks after the enquiry.

A modular kitchen question and a 15-lakh full-home project should not get the same hello. WyseB reads the budget at capture, replies on WhatsApp in seconds, sends your portfolio over two weeks while the client collects quotes, and keeps site visits from dissolving into reschedule ping-pong.

Free plan available. Setup done for you on a guided 30-minute call. Live in 48 hours.

An Indian interior designer presents material samples and a floor plan to homeowners
Built for design studios Large projects are won through weeks of useful, well-timed follow-up.
From inspiration click to site visit

Qualify the project early and stay visible through the slow comparison phase.

WyseB captures project type, location, size and timeline, then helps your studio share the right portfolio context and book the site visit when the homeowner is ready.

  • Separate full-home, modular kitchen, renovation and office enquiries
  • Keep one timeline for calls, WhatsApp replies and portfolio follow-up
  • Book site visits and reveal which ads attract viable projects
A Wednesday at your studioWhile you were on site all day
ON DUTY
9:20 am Full-home enquiry captured from Google searchForm read: 3BHK, possession in August, budget above 12 lakh A03
9:20 am WhatsApp reply sent in 9 secondsAnswered the budget question, offered a design consult A04
12:45 pm Day-7 portfolio message opened twiceYour Andheri 3BHK project, read by a client comparing quotes A05
3:30 pm Client moved Saturday's site visit herselfSunday 11 am, picked from the link. Zero back-and-forth A07
3:31 pm Qualified-lead conversion uploaded to Google AdsYour search spend learns which keyword signs projects A09
The studio reality

Big-ticket leads decide slowly. Your follow-up gives up fast.

Interiors is a long-consideration business. Clients compare three or four studios for weeks, and the designer who stays present without pestering is usually the one who signs.

The 15-lakh lead waits behind a curtain enquiry

Without qualification at capture, the full-home project and the single-room touch-up sit in the same list, in arrival order. The lead that pays your quarter is not the one called first.

Weeks of comparing, and you go quiet

Clients collect quotes and disappear to think. Following up by hand for three weeks never actually happens, so the studio that checks in on day 7 signs the project you estimated.

Site visits dissolve into reschedules

"Can we do Sunday instead?" Six messages later there is no new time, and the visit that never gets refixed quietly becomes a dead project.

Fair questions

What designers ask us

Most of my projects come from referrals.

Good. Referrals and ad leads land in the same pipeline. Add a referral manually or import a CSV, and it gets the same reply in seconds and the same two weeks of follow-up as a paid lead. A warm referral deserves that discipline more, not less.

My sales cycle is three months, not two weeks.

The paced sequence covers the first two weeks, when quotes are being compared. After that, the lead timeline holds every message, call and visit, so when the client resurfaces in month three you pick up mid-conversation instead of starting over.

Clients only decide when they see the work.

That is exactly what the nurture sequence carries: your portfolio, spread over two weeks instead of dumped in one message. Opens and reads are recorded on the timeline, so you know which project made them look twice before you walk into the meeting.

See a full-home lead go from search to site visit.

The live demo walks through a real enquiry: captured, qualified by budget, warmed with portfolio work, and a site visit placed on the calendar.

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