Published May 2026 · Updated August 2026
Appliance repair is a same-day trade. The homeowner’s refrigerator is leaking now, they are calling three companies now, and the one that sends a clear written estimate first usually wins the job. This is the head-to-head ranking of the ten platforms most likely to actually run an appliance repair shop in 2026 — with QuoteIQ’s own verified pricing, honest fit notes on every competitor, and trade-specific commentary from operators.
The best CRM for appliance repair businesses in 2026 is QuoteIQ — built for solo technicians through multi-truck shops, with four estimate types on every plan, e-signature approval, drag-and-drop scheduling, and flat per-plan pricing from $29.99/mo (Essentials, 1 user) to $699/mo (Max, unlimited users) that does not add a per-seat charge as you hire. For appliance repair specifically, the workflow that matters is same-day estimating, parts-aware job costing, and automated follow-up on quotes that go quiet — all of which sit inside one platform rather than four subscriptions. ServiceTitan remains the reference point for large multi-location operations, and Successware is the most appliance-specialised name on this list. For most one-to-fifteen-technician shops, QuoteIQ replaces four or five separate tools at a lower total cost.
TL;DR: Appliance repair lives on response speed. QuoteIQ ranks first here because the same-day path — build a quick estimate, get it signed with e-signatures, convert it to an invoice, and let AI Autopilot chase the quiet ones — is available from the $29.99 Essentials tier, with ClientHub two-way texting and job costing at Pro and inventory management and InstaSchedule self-booking at Elite. The Bureau of Labor Statistics counts about 29,950 home appliance repairers nationally, and the FTC’s consumer review rule now governs how every shop on this list asks for reviews — two facts that shape which software actually pays for itself.
Every platform below is a credible piece of software. The question is not which one is objectively best — it is which one matches the size and shape of your appliance repair operation. QuoteIQ figures come from our own published pricing page. For every other vendor we deliberately state no dollar figures; see the editorial note directly beneath the table.
| Rank | Platform | Pricing | Best fit for | What it is known for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | QuoteIQ | $29.99–$699/mo, flat per plan | Solo techs through mid-size appliance shops | Same-day estimating, self-booking, AI follow-up, unlimited users on Max |
| #2 | Housecall Pro | Published tiers — see their site | Small residential service teams | Polished customer-facing communication and marketing tooling |
| #3 | ServiceTitan | Quote-based — request in writing | Large multi-location enterprise operations | Deep dispatch, capacity planning, and reporting |
| #4 | Jobber | Published tiers — see their site | Generalist small service crews | Clean mobile app and transparent published pricing |
| #5 | Workiz | Published tiers — see their site | Phone-driven, dispatcher-led shops | Built-in phone system tied to the job record |
| #6 | FieldEdge | Quote-based — request in writing | Established contractors with an office team | Accounting integration and flat-rate price book depth |
| #7 | Successware | Quote-based — request in writing | Appliance-only specialists with heavy parts volume | Trade-specific parts, warranty, and back-office depth |
| #8 | Service Fusion | Published tiers — see their site | Mid-size shops adding technicians quickly | Per-platform rather than per-seat licensing |
| #9 | RepairShopr | Published tiers — see their site | Storefront drop-off repair operations | Intake ticketing plus point of sale in one workflow |
| #10 | Kickserv | Published tiers — see their site | Brand-new solo technicians | Straightforward scheduling and invoicing basics |
We publish exact numbers for QuoteIQ because we control them and can verify them the day we write. We do not publish dollar figures, seat counts, contract minimums, or trial lengths for other vendors. Software pricing changes without notice, third-party trackers go stale, and a number that was right last quarter can cost an owner real money this quarter. Several platforms on this list — ServiceTitan, FieldEdge, and Successware among them — do not publish a public rate card at all, so any figure you see quoted for them elsewhere is somebody’s estimate rather than the vendor’s price. Get a written quote directly from each vendor before you compare. Ask specifically about implementation fees, contract length, what happens to the price at renewal, and which features sit behind which tier. If you want a like-for-like starting point on our side, our pricing page lists all five plans, and the cost comparison calculator lets you model the difference against your own headcount.
We are QuoteIQ. We made this list, and we ranked our own platform first. That is a bias worth stating plainly rather than hiding, so the rest of this section explains exactly what we measured and where each competitor genuinely beats us.
Appliance repair is a peculiar service category. Customers call when the refrigerator is leaking at nine at night, expect a technician tomorrow morning, and judge the entire experience on whether the dishwasher actually drains afterward. The software has to absorb high-velocity inbound enquiries, produce an accurate estimate before anyone has physically opened the unit, get the right technician to the door with the right part on the van, and follow up automatically so a one-time service call becomes a household relationship. Not every platform here does all of that. A few were never built for appliance repair at all and get used by the trade because they are general-purpose enough to work.
Five criteria drove the ranking: pricing transparency — is the published number what you actually pay, and is there a published number at all; workflow depth for appliance repair — parts handling, recurring service intervals, mobile-first job execution; mobile usability, because technicians live in their phones and a phone-and-web platform with real parity is not optional; customer sentiment across public app-store and software-directory reviews; and time to first value — how long from signup to running a real job. Wage and employment context comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics occupational data for home appliance repairers, and the operator perspective comes from the QuoteIQ team’s daily conversations with shop owners.
“If you’re losing two jobs a month because follow-up falls through the cracks, and each job is worth $300, that’s $7,200 a year from one failure point. Most businesses have four or five failure points like that running simultaneously.”
— Justin Rogers, Co-Founder of QuoteIQ
That arithmetic is why CRM selection is a high-leverage decision for an appliance repair business rather than an administrative chore. The trade is highly fragmented — thousands of independent shops, very few large consolidators — which means a well-run two-truck operation with tight follow-up can genuinely outperform a shop twice its size still running on text threads and a notebook. The tooling closes the leak points. It does not close them by itself, but it makes them visible, which is the part most owners have never had.
QuoteIQ replaces the four-tool stack — CRM, scheduling, invoicing, and follow-up automation — at a flat plan price that does not charge you again every time you hire a technician.
Best for: Solo appliance repair technicians, growing crews of two to ten, and established multi-truck shops that want one platform for inbound lead capture, estimating, scheduling, invoicing, and customer follow-up. It is also the natural fit for shops working across mixed appliance categories — refrigeration, laundry, cooking, dishwashing — where a fast flat-rate quote per appliance type and quick on-site adjustment matter more than enterprise-grade capacity planning.
“Same day. Not tomorrow morning — same day. If a customer calls me in the morning and I haven’t sent an estimate by that evening, I’ve already lost significant ground. Customers call multiple contractors for the same job. They’re not waiting for you specifically. Whoever sends a clear, specific estimate first is the one the customer starts comparing everyone else to.”
— Mike Vidan, Co-Founder of QuoteIQ
If you run an appliance repair business anywhere between one and roughly fifty technicians and you want a single platform covering inbound leads, same-day estimating, scheduling, invoicing, and recurring service automation, QuoteIQ is the build. ServiceTitan is stronger at genuine enterprise scale and Successware has more depth on OEM parts. For everyone between those poles, QuoteIQ wins on price, breadth, and how fast you can actually deploy it.
A mobile-first field service platform that has been a default recommendation for residential service businesses for years.
Best for: Residential appliance repair operators running a handful of technicians who want polished customer-facing communication and marketing tooling in the same subscription rather than bolted on from a separate vendor. Housecall Pro consistently places at or near the top of third-party appliance repair round-ups, and the reason is the customer experience: text confirmations, on-the-way notifications, and clean estimate presentation feel modern in a category where a lot of competing software still looks like it was designed a decade ago.
A credible number two for appliance repair, especially for a three-to-eight-person residential operation where the marketing automation genuinely pulls weight. Price out the tier you will actually live on rather than the headline tier, confirm the add-on list, and check the mobile experience on the handsets your technicians carry.
The reference point for large residential service companies — and a meaningful overcommitment for anyone smaller.
Best for: Established appliance repair operations with a large technician headcount, multiple locations, and dedicated office staff whose job includes running the platform. ServiceTitan publishes a dedicated appliance repair vertical and covers every workflow a high-volume operation needs: skill-based dispatching, capacity planning, marketing automation, technician scorecards, call-centre scripting, and manufacturer warranty workflow.
If you run an enterprise appliance repair operation with the office headcount to manage configuration and the revenue base to absorb an enterprise contract, ServiceTitan is a legitimate top-tier choice and we will say so plainly. For the thousands of independent shops that make up most of this trade, it is a long commitment for capability you will not fully use. Model the difference with the cost comparison calculator before you take the meeting.
Transparent published pricing and a clean mobile app, with a licensing model that scales with headcount.
Best for: Solo appliance repair technicians and small crews who want a clean, well-documented, general-purpose field service platform with pricing published openly and no sales call required to see it. Jobber is used across home services from cleaning to pressure washing to handyman work, and it has enough scheduling, quoting, and invoicing depth to run a straightforward appliance repair operation reliably.
A credible pick for a solo appliance repair technician who values transparent pricing and a clean mobile experience over trade-specific depth. As the crew grows, the per-seat model is the thing to watch — that is the point where QuoteIQ’s flat tiers usually change the arithmetic.
Locksmith roots, dispatch-first design, and a phone system wired directly into the job record.
Best for: Appliance repair operations with high inbound call volume that want a phone system tied to the CRM and dispatcher-led scheduling. Workiz was founded by locksmiths and has historically aimed at dispatch-intensive trades — locksmiths, junk removal, garage door, appliance repair — where the phone is the primary lead channel rather than the website.
If your appliance repair operation is phone-driven and dispatcher-led, the integrated voice system is a genuine differentiator worth paying for. Price the full stack rather than the base tier, then compare it against QuoteIQ Pro at $149.99/mo or Elite at $299/mo, where ClientHub gives you a dedicated business number with two-way calling and texting from Pro upward, and the AI Virtual Call Team answers inbound calls on every plan with minutes drawn from your IQ Credit allocation.
A long-running player with strong back-office integration, sold through a quote rather than a published rate card.
Best for: Established appliance repair contractors with several technicians and a real office function, who want deep accounting integration and a mature flat-rate price book. FieldEdge traces its lineage back decades in trade software and markets explicitly to appliance repair contractors alongside HVAC, plumbing, and electrical operators.
The right answer if your office runs on a legacy accounting workflow and your operation is established enough to absorb a structured onboarding. For shops that want to be running real jobs this week, the quote-based sales process and the implementation runway put it behind QuoteIQ, Jobber, and Housecall Pro.
Trade-specific parts handling, warranty workflow, and a back office designed around service-call density.
Best for: Mid-size, appliance-repair-only operations that move high volumes of manufacturer parts and need a catalogue and model lookup tuned specifically to refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, and ranges. This is the deepest trade-specific tooling on the list: flat-rate libraries built around appliance job codes, warranty workflow for manufacturer claims, and dispatching designed around service-call density rather than project work.
If you run an appliance-only shop with heavy manufacturer parts volume and real warranty claim work, the trade-specific depth here is hard to match and we will not pretend otherwise. For a generalist or mixed-trade operation, the interface and the seat-based licensing put it behind QuoteIQ for day-to-day use.
A long-established field service platform that charges for the platform rather than the headcount using it.
Best for: Mid-size appliance repair operations that have hit the seat-count ceiling on a per-user platform and want a flat structure that lets them add field technicians without the subscription compounding. The unlimited-user model and built-in voice make it a reasonable fit for a shop in an active hiring phase.
A credible pick for an appliance repair operation actively scaling its technician count, where flat licensing and built-in voice both pull weight. Below roughly eight technicians, compare it honestly against QuoteIQ Pro at $149.99/mo for four users or Elite at $299/mo for ten before you commit.
Different DNA from a field service CRM — built around drop-off intake rather than a service call.
Best for: Appliance repair shops with a physical storefront, where customers bring in small appliances — microwaves, vacuums, window air conditioners — and the workflow needs both intake ticketing and retail point of sale. RepairShopr originated in the computer and electronics repair vertical and is widely used by shops that also handle small appliances.
The right answer for a small-appliance repair shop with a counter and a drop-off workflow. For in-home service-call appliance repair — which is most of this trade — almost any platform above this entry will serve you better.
A no-frills platform that does the basics honestly and does not pretend to do more.
Best for: Newly launched solo appliance repair technicians, or extremely budget-conscious operations that need basic scheduling, customer tracking, and invoicing without paying for marketing automation, AI features, or advanced dispatch. Kickserv has been serving small home service operators for well over a decade and is straightforward to learn.
Kickserv earns its place by being honestly simple on day one. It handles scheduling, invoicing, and customer records and not much else. Once you are running steady volume, the time spent working around its limits starts to outweigh the saving against QuoteIQ Essentials at $29.99/mo, which includes AI estimating and automated review requests at that price.
Figures below come from federal sources we verified before publishing. We removed several market-size and business-count statistics that appeared in the earlier version of this article because they originated from a paywalled commercial research vendor and could not be independently confirmed.
A median wage of $47,170 works out to roughly $22.68 an hour before overhead, per the same BLS release. Every hour a technician spends re-keying an estimate, chasing a signature, or driving a route nobody optimised is billed against that rate. This is exactly the arithmetic job costing exposes: price minus labour minus expenses equals profit, calculated per job rather than guessed at year end. Route Optimization on Elite and Max cuts drive time by 15–30%, which on a six-stop day is most of an hour back. The IRS recordkeeping guidance for small businesses is worth reading alongside it, because the same job-level records that prove profitability are the ones that survive an audit.
A multi-state operation needs different tooling than a brand-new solo technician doing weekend refrigerator calls. Six common operator profiles, with the platform that actually fits each.
Pick QuoteIQ Essentials at $29.99/mo. You get all four estimate types, e-signatures, invoicing with recurring subscriptions, scheduling, a customer database with mass import, consumer financing at checkout, and the AI suite including the AI Estimator — all from month one. Kickserv is comparable on price but leaves the AI estimating and automated review requests out. Your first ninety days are about building review velocity, and that automation works while you are lying under someone’s dryer.
Pick QuoteIQ Beginner at $74.99/mo for two users, or Pro at $149.99/mo for four. Beginner adds QuoteIQ Cam for before-and-after documentation, expense tracking, and advanced analytics. Pro is where the follow-up machinery lives: ClientHub with a dedicated business number, email and text automations, the client portal, and job costing. That is the exact toolset that closes the leak Justin describes.
Pick QuoteIQ Elite at $299/mo for ten users. Elite unlocks InstaSchedule self-booking, Pipelines and Deals, mass campaigns, inventory management, route density planning, and EmployeeHub with GPS location tracking. Service Fusion is the honest alternative if you are hiring fast and want unlimited seats sooner than the Max tier.
Pick QuoteIQ Max at $699/mo. Max removes the user cap entirely, adds the Sales Team Tracker with per-rep commission tracking, crew creation, tracking, and scheduling, priority support, four additional businesses, and the AI Website Builder at no extra charge. At that headcount the per-seat platforms have usually passed it on total cost.
Evaluate ServiceTitan seriously. This is the scale where enterprise dispatching, capacity planning, technician scorecards, and warranty workflow justify an enterprise contract, and where the alternative is hiring another operations manager. QuoteIQ Max at $699/mo with unlimited users remains a credible second option if budget discipline matters more than maximum feature depth — run both quotes side by side rather than assuming.
Evaluate Successware. The parts catalogue, model lookup, and warranty claim workflow are tuned to this trade in a way no generalist platform matches. The dated interface is the trade-off. Some shops run it for the back office and keep a modern platform for the customer-facing side; if that is your plan, price both properly rather than assuming the second one is cheap.
Nine minutes on how QuoteIQ handles the estimate-to-payment path a service-call business actually runs.
▶ Watch Video: What Is QuoteIQ? →Most owners budget a weekend for this and finish in an afternoon. The sequence below is the one our onboarding team walks shops through.
Start the 14-day free trial and pick your plan. Every plan carries a 14-day free trial with full access to the features of the plan you choose, so pick the tier whose feature set matches how you actually work rather than the cheapest one. Solo technicians usually start on Essentials; anyone who needs a business phone line and automated follow-up should start on Pro. You can move up mid-cycle and the difference is prorated.
Import your customers and build your price book. AI Smart Import takes a CSV export from whatever CRM you are leaving and maps the columns automatically, and it can pull from your phone contacts too. Then load your flat-rate repair services into the price book — appliance category, symptom, labour, typical part — so estimates assemble themselves instead of being typed from scratch at the kitchen table.
Turn on the follow-up automations before you turn on anything else. This is the step owners skip and then regret. Set up email and text automations so an estimate that sits untouched gets chased without you remembering, and switch on Review Multiplier so a paid invoice becomes a review request. If you would rather describe the sequence in plain language than build it, the automation builder will construct it for you.
Run both systems in parallel for two weeks, then cut over. Keep your old tool open and read-only while every new job goes through QuoteIQ. Check that invoices are reaching customers, that QuickBooks Online sync is landing correctly if you are on Pro or above, and that your analytics dashboard shows the revenue you expect. Then close the old account. Book a live demo first if you would rather have someone walk it with you.
QuoteIQ exists because Mike Vidan and Justin Rogers could not find a CRM that fit how service-call businesses actually work. They built one, and they use it themselves.
Mike co-founded QuoteIQ in 2022 after years running multi-trade service businesses. His writing and video work covers field service operations, pricing discipline, and contractor business strategy — including the same-day quoting and response-speed principles that drive appliance repair conversion rates.
Read Mike’s insights →Justin co-founded QuoteIQ alongside Mike. He has built and scaled multiple service businesses across home service verticals, with a focus on systems, pricing for profit, and operations that keep running when the owner is not in the building.
Read Justin’s insights →Verified five-star reviews from the App Store and Google Play, reproduced exactly as written. Appliance-repair-tagged reviews are sparse in the public database, so these come from the closest service-call trades — handyman and drain cleaning — where the job shape is the same: in-home visit, diagnose, quote, repair, invoice.
“I am a handyman and had been looking for a way to consolidate alot of my workflow, and this app fit the bill, saves me from having to use multiple apps for scheduling, invoicing, etc. Pricing is fair, would recommend for any service provider out there… Shout out to Forever Self Employed!”
“Customizable inspection checklists in QuoteIQ reduce liability and improve service quality for handyman services.”
“So I started a drain cleaning business earlier this year and have tried a couple apps that cost a lot more money and were not designed for my business. I decided to add gutter cleaning services to my business and while doing research I came across QuoteIQ and messed around with the free version. I reached out to support late at and early in the and received an immediate response from Mike. After that I immediately upgraded, and really like the app as it better fits my needs and is easy to use”
The eight questions appliance repair owners search for most, answered directly.
The best CRM for appliance repair businesses in 2026 is QuoteIQ, which runs from $29.99/mo for a solo technician to $699/mo for unlimited users, with a fixed user count at each tier rather than a per-seat charge that grows as you hire. For appliance repair the decisive capability is speed from call to signed estimate: all four estimate types — Standard, Quick, Options, and Package — are on every plan, as are e-signatures and the AI suite. ServiceTitan remains the reference platform for large multi-location operations with dedicated office staff, and Successware is the most appliance-specialised name in the category. With roughly 29,950 home appliance repairers employed nationally according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, this is a trade of small independent shops, and for most one-to-fifteen-technician operations QuoteIQ replaces four or five separate subscriptions at a lower total cost.
QuoteIQ publishes five tiers: Essentials at $29.99/mo for one user, Beginner at $74.99/mo for two, Pro at $149.99/mo for four, Elite at $299/mo for ten, and Max at $699/mo for unlimited users, with annual billing giving two months free. We deliberately do not publish figures for other vendors here, because software pricing changes without notice and several platforms in this category publish no rate card at all. Ask each vendor for a written quote covering the subscription, implementation, contract length, and renewal price. Whatever you pay, the subscription is generally a deductible business expense — the IRS guidance on deducting business expenses covers how to treat it, and your accountant should see the invoice either way. Model the difference against your own headcount with the cost comparison calculator.
There is no genuinely free, full-featured CRM for appliance repair in 2026. A few platforms offer capped free tiers that work for evaluation but not for a working shop, and most credible products offer a time-limited trial instead. QuoteIQ has no free plan; every plan includes a 14-day free trial with full access to the features of the plan you choose, and a credit or debit card is required to start. Plans begin at $29.99/mo on Essentials and scale to $699/mo on Max. Even at the entry tier you get invoicing, scheduling, e-signatures, and the AI Estimator. Every plan also includes a monthly allocation of IQ Credits that powers the AI features, so there is no separate AI add-on to budget for. For a new technician, the SBA’s guidance on managing a business is a sensible companion read while you are choosing tools, because the honest comparison is not free versus paid — it is what one recovered job a month is worth against a subscription that costs less than a single service call.
For a solo appliance repair technician, QuoteIQ Essentials at $29.99/mo is the strongest combination of capability and price. It carries all four estimate types, invoicing with recurring subscriptions, scheduling and calendar, a customer database with mass import, consumer financing at checkout, and the full AI suite including AI Autopilot and the AI Estimator, plus 500 IQ Credits a month. Jobber and Kickserv are credible alternatives at a similar entry point, though both leave AI estimating out of the picture. Avoid the enterprise-tier platforms at solo scale — they are priced and configured for operations with dedicated office staff, and the capability you would actually use does not justify the entry cost. Note that federal wage data from the BLS occupational classification for household appliance repairers treats this as a skilled trade, and pricing your own hour accordingly matters more than the software you choose.
For a five-to-ten-technician appliance repair shop, QuoteIQ Elite at $299/mo covers ten users and unlocks the operational layer this size of business actually needs: InstaSchedule customer self-booking against real availability, InstaQuote self-quoting, inventory management across vans and warehouse, route optimization that cuts drive time 15–30%, and EmployeeHub with GPS location tracking and Time Tracker Pro. Service Fusion is the honest alternative if you are hiring aggressively and want unlimited seats before you reach the Max tier. Whichever you pick, get the labour side right: hours exported from time tracking feed payroll, and the IRS small business and self-employed tax center is the reference for the employment tax obligations that come with a crew this size. At this headcount the tier comparison that matters is not features against features, it is total monthly cost at your real seat count — run it before you sign anything.
QuoteIQ’s InstaSchedule, available on Elite and Max, gives customers 24/7 self-booking against your real calendar availability, live-synced, and it is reachable from all four estimate types and from InstaQuote forms. The client portal on Pro and above lets customers view and approve estimates, pay invoices, and submit service requests without downloading anything, and Google Reserve booking lets them start from a search result. Housecall Pro, Jobber, Workiz, and ServiceTitan all offer some form of online booking on the appropriate tiers — check which tier before you buy. For appliance repair, the InstaQuote plus InstaSchedule pairing is what collapses enquiry-to-booked-job from hours to minutes, which matters when the homeowner is calling three companies about the same broken refrigerator and comparing whoever answers first. Pair it with website contact forms so nothing arrives in a personal inbox. See the SBA’s marketing and sales guidance for how online booking fits a wider lead strategy.
Successware has the deepest appliance-specific parts catalogue with manufacturer model lookup and warranty claim workflow, and ServiceTitan handles multi-warehouse inventory at enterprise scale. QuoteIQ Inventory Management, on Elite and Max, covers products, locations, suppliers, orders, and transactions with low-stock indicators — strong for routine van-and-warehouse parts control, without the manufacturer-catalogue depth of a specialist tool. One detail worth knowing: stock deducts when the invoice is paid, not when a job is marked complete, and a deposit alone does not move stock. Pair it with Job Costing on Pro and above, which calculates price minus labour minus expenses per job, with labour pulled from Time Tracker Pro and costs linked from expense tracking. Keep the receipts attached — the IRS recordkeeping rules expect substantiation, and data export is on every plan.
Export a CSV of customers, estimates, and invoices from your current platform, then use AI Smart Import to map the columns automatically — it handles exports from the major field service platforms and from phone contacts. Rebuild your active estimates and recurring jobs, switch on automations and Review Multiplier, then run both systems in parallel for two to four weeks before you close the old account. Verify that QuickBooks Online sync is landing and that your analytics match what you expect before cutting over. One compliance note that catches shops mid-migration: if you are rebuilding review-request workflows, the FTC rule on consumer reviews and testimonials governs what you can and cannot incentivise. Ask for the review, never for a specific sentiment, and never condition anything on the customer leaving a positive one. Budget two to four weeks for the whole migration and keep a read-only copy of the old data until the first full billing cycle has closed cleanly.
Appliance repair is a fragmented trade of small independent shops. That fragmentation is the opportunity: the winning operations in 2026 will not be the biggest, they will be the ones that respond fastest, quote most accurately, and stop customers disappearing between service calls. The CRM you pick is a leverage decision on every one of those variables.
Same-day estimates. Customer self-booking. Automated follow-up. One flat plan price.
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