A contact form asks who you are. This one asks which review you face, the date it has to pass by and what exists today, because those three answers decide whether a conversation is worth your time and ours. It is harder to fill in on purpose.
✓ Read by a person · A straight answer either way
No field here asks what you plan to spend. A builder who prices an extension before the council has said what it will allow is guessing, and so is any figure typed into a form before anyone has named the review.
The money conversation comes once there is something real to price, and it ends in a fixed quote instead of an invented number. If the fit is wrong, the first reply says so, and the refusal page sets out the five situations where that happens.
For a product with no external approval attached, the ordinary contact page reaches the right people faster. Nothing on this page applies to that kind of work.