What the agent did
He asked his Grok Bot to get him a cheaper Tesla charger install. It got a second quote through Fo (@hey__fo) to compare against the quote he had got by phone. The second estimate in his screenshot is for a customer-supplied charger, so the two quotes may not cover the same work.
Result, as claimed
My quote (me calling): $2,171. Its quote (via @hey__fo): $861. Saved $1,310.
This is the result as the person described it in public. It has not been checked and is not a typical outcome.
Proof
Try it yourself
An agent that gets competing quotes for a home or business service and lays them out side by side.
Prompt
I need quotes for [job, for example a 50 amp EV charger install] at [address or area]. My current quote is [amount] from [company] and covers [scope]. Find [3] licensed providers near me with good recent reviews. Contact them by [email or form] with the same job description and photos [attach]. Put each reply in a table: company, price, exactly what is included, who supplies parts, timeline, warranty. Point out where the scopes differ. Do not accept or sign anything.Tools
- Grok Bot What Nabil used
- Fo The service Nabil's bot got the second quote through (@hey__fo on X)
- Google Sheets Free comparison table
Steps
- Write one clear job description with photos.
- Run the prompt and let the agent contact providers.
- Compare scopes line by line, not only the total price.
- Call your pick yourself to confirm before you sign.
Watch out: A lower quote can cover less work, as in this story where the cheaper estimate assumed a customer-supplied charger, so compare what each quote includes.
Starter version by Solopreneur Code