Whole-of-house and additions
Long programs, many trades, a client who wants to see where the money went. Estimate, schedule and claim progress from one job record.
Customers
Customers
Built for the person doing the bidding at 9pm.
Small residential outfits where the person estimating the job is also the one running it.
Who it's for
Three shapes of business
Builders & remodelers
Specialty trades
High volume, repeat scopes
Roofing, siding, concrete, cabinets. Assemblies and saved templates mean the tenth bid this week takes ten minutes.
Suppliers & yards
Quoting for your builders
Put your price list in front of the builders who buy from you, and take the material list straight into an order.
Stories
What changed, specifically
Nothing here yet. These slots stay empty until real customers fill them, because a made-up number on a website is worth less than an admission that you have none.
Builder or remodeler
Slot one — a whole-of-house job
What the estimating week looked like before, what it looks like now, and the one number that moved. Their words, their figure, checked before it goes up.
— Awaiting a real customer
Specialty trade
Slot two — repeat scopes
Someone bidding near-identical work over and over, and what saved assemblies did to the turnaround. Their words, their figure, checked before it goes up.
— Awaiting a real customer
Supplier or yard
Slot three — quoting for builders
A price list in front of the builders who buy from it, and what that changed about the order desk. Their words, their figure, checked before it goes up.
— Awaiting a real customer
Your story goes here.
Run one job through it and find out what it saves you.
The work
What people are pricing with it
Three example jobs, drawn to show the shape of what comes out.