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The estimate that runs the job.

Measure the plans, build the estimate, issue the quote, order materials, schedule the work, track actual cost and invoice from the same set of numbers.

1Measure straight off PDF plans — scale once, then click.
2Bring in your supplier's price list, and lines that match price themselves.
3Quotes, purchase orders and progress invoices from the same estimate.

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About the business

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Sets your default markup, units and price list. All editable later.

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Send the getting-started emails — scaling a plan, building a template, pricing a first job.

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The estimate is the product. Everything else follows from it.

Most jobs are lost or eaten alive at the bid stage. Quote60 keeps one set of numbers from the first measurement to the last invoice.

Takeoff

Measure off the plans

Set scale from one known dimension, then click. Areas, linear feet and counts total as you go, with every measurement traceable back to the sheet.

Assemblies

Build it once, reuse it

Save a wall type, a bathroom, a kitchen. Drop it into the next job and it prices itself against current rates.

Pricing

Your supplier's real numbers

Import the price sheet from the yards you actually buy from and reprice against it, so a line carries this month's lumber, not last year's spreadsheet.

Review

Catch what's missing

A last pass flags line items that jobs like this one usually carry and yours doesn't — permits, dump fees, the second crane day.

The estimate that runs the job.

Let's get you set up.

About the business.

Create the account.

The estimate is the product. Everything else follows from it.

Measure off the plans

Build it once, reuse it

Your supplier's real numbers

Catch what's missing

Bring a set of plans. See a number in sixty minutes.