Winning the workInstant online estimate

Give a number while they are still on your website

A visitor answers a few questions and gets a price range from rates you set — and you can measure the roof or the driveway without driving there.

Your first 14 days are free, and nothing is charged until they are up.

What this takes off your week

Half the enquiries only want a ballpark, and finding out costs you a forty-minute drive each way.

They get a range on the spot from rates you set, and the ones who are serious keep going.

You spend Saturday driving to measure roofs, and two of the four never had a budget.

Type the address and get the roof area and pitch, or trace the driveway or the patio, before you decide it is worth the trip.

The intake call is twenty minutes of the same eight questions.

A public form asks them, with photos attached, and it arrives as a quote already started.

The range is computed from your own rates. Your rate card is never published — the public form asks about the job, not about your prices.

The homeowner uploads what they are looking at, so you are pricing from a picture rather than from a description of a picture.

What comes back is a started quote with the client, the address and the scope on it, ready for you to correct and send.

A visitor answers a few questions and gets a price range on the spot, from rates you set.

The browser's figure is never the one kept: Everything is measured and priced again on our side. The public page is never handed your rates — publishing a rate card openly hands it to every competitor in the city.
A budget answer is a position, not an amount: The homeowner picks a band and the band is resolved against your own thresholds, so a cabinet shop's top band counts like a roofer's top band and neither one publishes a price.
A trade cannot be switched on until it prices: Turning one on runs your rate card through the real pricer first. A hand-written copy of those rules once let a trade through on a price the pricer never read.
It arrives as a draft flagged for review: Not as a quote to a client. You open it, correct it and send it.
The measurement kept is a fixed list: Area, squares, pitch, tear-off layers, door and drawer counts and the like — not the whole imagery response.

Every plan includes all of it. Plans differ by how many people can work in the account, not by which features they are allowed to use.

Instant online estimate
A visitor answers a few questions and gets a price range on the spot, from rates you set.
Clients can price their own job
A public form where a homeowner describes the work and uploads photos; it arrives as a started quote.
Measure from the sky
Type the address and get roof area and pitch, or trace a driveway or patio, without going out there.

The first 14 days are free. Bring your own rates, your own logo and the client list you already have.

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