Pricing
Pick the plan that matches the work.
Pay monthly and cancel whenever you like. Or pay for a year up front and save 15% for it, with 14 days to change your mind. The trial asks for no card either way.
Estimate and bid
For trades and GCs who need to win work without the manual takeoff.
- Digital takeoff, unlimited plans
- Estimating and assemblies
- Chalk Assemblies — describe what you are building and the AI proposes the components
- Branded quotes, printed, saved as PDF or signed online by your client
- Client deposits online — card or bank transfer, through Stripe
- Cost tracking against budget
- Purchase orders
- Up to 2 users
Run the whole job
For builders running several jobs at once, with a second person pricing work.
- Everything in Bid
- Scheduling and site diary
- Chalk Review included — reads a finished estimate and says what is missing, double-counted or priced with nothing behind it
- Change orders and approvals
- Progress invoicing with retainage, paid online
- Accounting sync Planned
- Up to 5 users
The whole office
For established builders who want the whole office in it — estimator, superintendent, bookkeeper.
- Everything in Job
- Unlimited users, each with their own login
- All four Chalk AI features included — no add-ons to buy
- Roles and permissions
- Company reports
- Supplier price list management
- Multi-entity Planned
- API access Planned
On the yearly plan: 14-day refund window from the day you subscribe — the day you buy is day one, and day fourteen is the last one that counts. A refund is what you paid less a 10% cancellation fee and one month at the standard monthly rate — the rate in effect on the day you bought. After 14 days annual payments are non-refundable and you keep the full year. The exact wording is in the terms.
Chalk, the AI
Chalk proposes what goes into a job. It never prices one — rates come from your own supplier lists, and anything it cannot match is left blank for you to price. A number you cannot source has no business in a bid.
| Feature | What it does | Bid | Job | Office |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Assemblies | Describe what you are building; it proposes the components and quantities. | included | included | included |
| Review | Reads a finished estimate and says what is missing, double-counted or priced with nothing behind it. | +$49/mo | included | included |
| Estimator | Drafts the whole estimate from a description of the job, for you to price and correct. | +$59/mo | +$59/mo | included |
| Takeoff | Reads the room names, printed areas, dimensions and schedules written on a drawing. It transcribes; your own tools measure. | +$79/mo | +$79/mo | included |
Add-ons are billed monthly whichever plan you are on, and can be dropped. Job with both of its add-ons bought comes to $426.29 — within $6.50 of Office, which carries unlimited users, more than three times the AI allowance, and nothing left to buy.
Prices exclude tax.
Questions
What happens at the end of the trial?
Everything you built stays where it is. The trial runs in your browser, so sign up and it is carried up to your account the first time you open the app. Nothing is deleted when a trial or a subscription ends — the one thing Quote60 removes is a job you deleted yourself, 90 days later, so a mistake can still be undone. (A trial lives only in the browser it ran in, so clearing that browser's data clears it.)
Why does paying monthly cost more?
Because you are keeping the freedom to stop. Monthly is $169.15, $339.15 and $509.15 and you can cancel any month. Paying a year up front is a commitment — one you have 14 days to get out of — and the 15% is what you are paid for making it. Switch to yearly whenever you like.
Can I cancel a monthly plan whenever I want?
Yes. Cancel any month and the account runs to the end of the cycle you have paid for, then stops. Nothing further is charged. Only the yearly option is a commitment, and that one is a full twelve months billed up front — refundable in the first 14 days, less the cancellation fee and one month.
How many users do I get?
Two on Bid, five on Job, and no limit on Office. Everyone gets their own login. Several people can work on the same job at once. The estimate and the takeoff are one person at a time: whoever opens one first has it, and the others see it read-only until it is handed over. If both copies change anyway, say one computer was offline, Quote60 keeps both and asks which to keep, so nothing is overwritten without you knowing.
Which plan has scheduling?
Job and Office. Bid covers everything up to and including the quote and cost tracking; scheduling and change orders start at Job.
Can I import my existing price list?
Yes — CSV. A direct connection to supplier price feeds is planned, not built, so a spreadsheet is the way in today.
What if I want out?
On monthly, cancel and it stops at the end of the cycle. On yearly, you have 14 calendar days from the day you subscribe to cancel for a refund — what you paid, less a 10% cancellation fee and one month at the standard monthly rate. After that the term runs its twelve months and then renews only if you let it. Either way the data is yours: export jobs, estimates and cost data as CSV whenever you like, including after you leave.
One job priced right covers the year.
A $330,000 job that drifts four points of margin costs you $13,200. That is nearly four years of Job. The point of tracking cost weekly is that you see the drift while there is still something you can do about it.
- 1Margin at bid against margin forecast, every week
- 2The trade that is spending faster than it is progressing, named
- 3Change orders priced and approved before the work happens
The gap you can still close. Cost tracking shows it in week three, not at the final reconciliation.