Quote And Estimate Drafts.
Describe the job in a sentence. Get a clean, priced estimate ready to send.
You say what the job is in a sentence. It gives you back a clean estimate with the pricing filled in, ready to send.
It's built from your usual prices and how your past quotes look, so the estimate reads like it came from you.
Who it's for
- Shops and trades that quote jobs all week.
- Local firms where quotes wait until the end of the day.
- Owners who know the price in their head and hate typing it up.
How it works
Describe the job
One sentence about what needs doing.
It drafts the estimate
Your usual prices and quote format, put together for that job.
You send it
Look it over and send it while the customer's still thinking about you.
What I need from you
- Your usual prices.
- A sample of past quotes, so the drafts match how you write them.
What it costs
There's no one price, because there's no one shop.
What this costs depends on your business and on what you want it doing. A one-person operation and a place with six people on the phones don't need the same setup, so I'm not going to post one number and pretend they do.
Tell me what you're running and we'll talk it through. I'll tell you what it takes, and you get a price for your business.
Questions
- Where do the numbers come from?
- From the usual prices you load in during setup.
- How much do I have to type?
- One sentence describing the job.
- Will it look like my other quotes?
- That's what the sample of past quotes is for. The drafts follow how you already do it.
- What does it cost?
- It depends on the business, so I set the price per shop and quote it after a short call.
Next step.
Book a short call. I'll tell you whether this fits your shop, and what it would cost you.
Rather just talk? Call or text 702-580-2997.