Scenario example
A garage buyer with a retractable setup, both-handed players, and a projector goal should send dimensions, rail height, parking needs, and budget range before asking for package ideas.
Quote brief
Create a simulator room brief without submitting data.
This first version generates a local brief in your browser. It does not store or send your information.
Quote planning
Use the brief to make the next conversation specific
Source and method note
The brief uses the same room, budget, and setup-path logic as the site tools. It is not a stored lead form, and it does not replace retailer or installer measurement checks.
Decision matrix
What to do with the brief
Retailer package quote
Use when: you want component fit, package scope, and upgrade options.
Watch: the reply should explain room fit and hidden costs, not only list products.
Installer room review
Use when: the setup involves mounting, electrical, climate, lighting, or finished-room work.
Watch: structural, electrical, and code-sensitive questions need qualified local review.
DIY shopping checklist
Use when: you are staying local-only and want to compare components yourself.
Watch: compatibility, return windows, replacement surfaces, software, and subscription costs.
Budget and component split
- Room readiness: clearance, rails, side protection, flooring, climate, and storage.
- Core system: launch monitor, mat, containment, display path, and software.
- Serviceability: replacement screen, hitting strip, cable access, mounts, and future upgrades.
Do not send yet if
- the room dimensions are estimates instead of measured usable dimensions
- you have not decided whether parking, storage, or shared-room use must remain
- your budget excludes software, mat replacement, mounting, delivery, and protection
FAQ
Should I include photos?
Photos can help a retailer or installer understand rails, beams, storage, outlets, windows, and screen-wall constraints. Do not include anything sensitive.
What is the next action?
Copy the brief, check the missing-information section, then send it only when you are ready to start an explicit quote or room-review conversation.