Work order in. Quote out. Down to the last nail.
Drop in a PDF, snap a photo of the plans, or just type what the job is. Out comes a fully itemized quote covering every material and every labour hour, priced with your suppliers and your numbers. Then we watch what your customer does with it.
Quoting eats your weekend. Always has.
The other tools digitised the spreadsheet. They never solved the actual job of reading the spec, doing the takeoff, pricing the line items, and defending the assumptions. Contractors still do all of that by hand. So we built something else.
What if every quote was itemized down to the last nail, in ten minutes?
Six things no other tool does.
We didn't make a faster spreadsheet. We rebuilt the whole job, from the work order your customer hands you, to the finished quote, to the conversation that follows. Any one of these on its own might exist somewhere. All six together, nothing else does this.
Reads every page, front to back
Doesn't matter if the work order is one PDF, a stack of drawings, or a 300-page commercial tender. We read every page, every section, every detail. Nothing gets skipped because the file got long.
Looks at your drawings, not just the words
We look at the floor plans, elevations, and detail sheets. We pull dimensions, fixture counts, and structural notes. The drawings get cross-checked against the specs so nothing gets quoted twice and nothing gets missed.
Tells you how sure it is
Every quantity, every price, every labour hour comes with a clear confidence rating. If we had to guess on something, you see it flagged with the assumption right next to it. Edit what you don't like and trust the rest.
Your suppliers, your prices, your business
Upload your supplier price sheets, your labour rates, your overhead, your markup. Every quote uses YOUR cost structure, not a generic average. Your customers, your projects, your history all live in one place, and you own all of it.
Your customer can talk back
They get a clean signed link, not a PDF buried in their inbox. Three buttons: accept, ask for changes, decline. You see when they open it, what section they're on, and what they decide, the moment it happens.
Nothing falls through the cracks
Quotes that go quiet get a polite nudge before they die. New bid leads come in by PDF, CSV, or paste, and the system tracks which ones turn into work. The pipeline you wanted to chase but never had time for.
Three documents, not one.
One clean quote you send to your customer. One backing document that shows the math behind every number. One internal Excel workbook with every line, every cost, every assumption, all for your records. All three come out together, every time.
Your quote is a conversation, not a PDF in an inbox.
Clients get a signed link. They accept, request changes, or decline with one tap, and you know the moment they do. Quotes that aren't opened get a soft nudge before they go cold. Revisions keep the audit trail. The same loop handles a proactive bid lead and a returning client the same way.
One tap and the deal closes. The signed quote, the audit detail, and the Excel master are all attached to the project record automatically.
Structured change-request comes back. Click Revise, the AI re-runs the impacted sections, and a new version ships to the same link.
You get the reason. The lead stays in the pipeline with the decline noted, so the next quarter's follow-up isn't guesswork.
Spend an hour on quoting.
Not a weekend.
Your first quote is on us. No card required. See first-hand what nothing else in construction tech does.
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