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Getting matched & choosing a quote

What it’s for — after you submit an RFQ, this is what happens next: Craneye finds cranes that fit, providers quote, and you pick one.

How matching works

Craneye doesn’t just keyword-match “crane near me”. It reads each machine’s load chart and checks it can actually do your lift — the required capacity at your working radius — then matches it to providers near your site. Only genuinely-capable machines are put forward, so you choose which of the matched companies to send your enquiry to.

Craneye shows the companies whose fleet can do your lift (providers stay anonymous). Send to all of them, or pick a few.

Comparing and accepting quotes

Your enquiry and the responses live under My enquiries. As providers reply, their quotes attach to it — with a price you can compare at a glance.

A real quote back: the provider's day rate, with the others still 'to respond'. Compare the offers and accept the one you want.

  1. Matched providers reply with a price (e.g. a day rate); each quote attaches to your enquiry.

  2. Compare them — price, availability, the machine and the provider.

  3. Accept & send a purchase order for the one you want. You stay anonymous to providers until you accept; then you’re connected to arrange the lift, and the provider’s full quote document (with their letterhead) unlocks.

Common questions

  • What if no crane fits? You’ll be told, rather than matched to a machine that can’t do the lift — try adjusting the radius or dates.
  • Who sees my details? Only matched providers, and only your request (not your identity) until you accept.
Browse & submit an RFQ Start a request.
For providers: leads & quoting The crane company's side.