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Free Marketing Package Finder Quiz

Six qualifying questions — team size, channels managed, next-quarter goal and budget band — then a recommended service tier, so your sales team quotes the right package before the first word of discovery is spoken.

~4 min
Tier routing
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Quick answer

A short quiz that maps a prospect to one of your pre-defined packages. It asks who they are and what they need, applies the tier rules you set, and returns a recommendation with contact details captured — removing the "which plan fits me?" paralysis that a pricing table cannot solve.

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About this template

A pricing page lists tiers; the visitor still has to diagnose themselves, and most close the tab rather than choose wrong. This finder asks six qualifying questions — team size, channels actively managed, primary goal, budget band, reporting needs, add-on interest — then returns the tier you would have recommended, with the reasons. Sales enters the conversation already scoped, and the export tells you which questions most often point to your highest-value package. If your visitors already know what they want, use the Service Package & Add-On Selection Form to let them configure it directly instead.

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Sample form preview (fillable once the app is published).

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Fill it in to see how responses flow.
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What's Included

Everything needed to point a prospect at the right tier.

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Six qualifying questions

Team size, channels actively managed, next-quarter goal, budget band, reporting needs and add-on interest.

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Rules-based tier mapping

You set which answers point to which package, so the logic matches how you actually scope work.

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Instant recommendation on submit

The visitor sees the suggested tier with the reasons, plus a direct path to book or configure.

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Structured, CRM-ready capture

Contact details and the full answer set export together, so tier mix by source is analysable.

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How It Works

From pricing-page bounce to a scoped enquiry in three steps.

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Copy the template

One-click import into your FormLM workspace — free.

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Define your tiers in the grid

Replace placeholder names and inclusions with your actual packages and price bands.

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Embed on the pricing page

Route each response to a CRM deal tagged with the selected tier.

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Who Is This For

Pick your role — see how it fits your workflow.

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Productized agencies

Turn pricing-page hesitation into tier-matched enquiries that already know their budget band.

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SaaS sales teams

Route self-serve evaluators to the plan that fits before anyone books a call.

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Consultancies with fixed packages

Keep tier definitions consistent across partners and regions instead of each rep improvising one.

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Key Features

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Sample Questions Inside

A preview of real fields.

  1. How large is your marketing team? (1 / 2–5 / 6+)
  2. Which channels do you actively manage? (multi)
  3. Primary goal for the next quarter? (awareness / leads / retention)
  4. Monthly budget band? ($1–5k / $5–20k / $20k+)
  5. Which add-ons interest you? (checklist)
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why use a selector form instead of a pricing page?
Pricing lists tiers; the visitor self-diagnoses. A selector qualifies and recommends — less paralysis, more qualified pipeline.
How is this different from a package and add-on selection form?
A selection form assumes the visitor already knows which tier they want and only configures it. This is the reverse — they answer qualifying questions and the form recommends the tier. Prospects who finish here can be sent straight into the selection form to configure add-ons.
How is this different from a campaign brief request?
A brief scopes a custom engagement. This maps a prospect to a pre-defined tier — productized packaging, not bespoke scoping.
Is it free?
Yes. One click copies the form into your workspace at no cost.

Match prospects to the right tier before the call

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