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Step 1 — call GetQuote
{ "jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call","params":{ "name":"GetQuote","arguments":{ "amount":25000,"term_months":12 } } }
Step 2 — render and label
Show the returned figure with a clear "indicative example — not an offer" label. Never present it as a firm quote. See indicative quote.
Step 3 — link to real numbers
Point visitors to the repayment calculator for their own figures and the application to proceed.
Why show an illustration at all
A concrete number does something a page of prose cannot: it turns an abstract product into something a business owner can picture against their own situation. Used well, an indicative figure warms a visitor up before they invest time in an application. Used carelessly — presented as a firm quote — it sets an expectation the assessment may not meet and erodes trust. The balance is to make the example vivid but plainly labelled, and to give the visitor a way to explore their own numbers. That is why this recipe pairs the figure with the repayment calculator and a clear route to apply, so curiosity converts into an honest next step.
Frequently asked questions
Can I show this as a firm quote?
No. GetQuote is indicative only. Label it as an example and direct visitors to a full application for a real offer.
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