Online quotes
Customers describe the job and get a price estimate
Customers choose their options on your website and see a price range based on your rates. You receive the details and their contact information.
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What it changes for you
An enquiry arrives while you are working and the customer wants an idea of the cost. On your website, they describe the job and choose their options; your rates are used to calculate a price range. You receive the details and contact information to check the job and prepare the final quote.
See it in action
The real demo screens, on a computer and on a phone. Fictional data.











1 / 5The type of workYour customer picks the job they want done: these are your services, with your per-square-metre rates behind them.

2 / 5The area, and the price appearsAs soon as the area is entered, a price range appears, worked out with your rules.

3 / 5The current conditionGood, average or full redo: each answer adjusts the range by the factor you set.

4 / 5The timingFlexible, within a month or urgent: urgency costs more, at your rate.

5 / 5The estimate and the requestThey see their price range, leave their details, and you receive a request that is already priced.
What's included
A price estimate based on your rates
Area, number of rooms, type of work, options, travel: every question carries the weight you give it. The result is an honest range, not a firm price — the final quote remains yours.
The customer stays on your website
No generic form that sends them off to a directory. The automatic quote lives on your page, in your colours, and you alone receive the enquiry.
Enquiry details and estimate on your phone
You receive the described job, the chosen options, the calculated range and the customer's contact. All that is left is to confirm, not to discover.
Measured at a plasterer-decorator in Switzerland
Two quotes costed online, one of them at 22,569 CHF, taken from the website's dashboard. The automatic quote does not replace the site visit: it brings the enquiry in before the others.
Pricing
Business management (quotes, invoices, contracts, clients): £69/month, 6-month minimum · EUR = CHF = £, one to one.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the automatic quote cost?
£69 a month, inside the business management tool (quotes, invoices, contracts, clients, suppliers, reminders), 6-month minimum. The price is the same in pounds, euros and Swiss francs.
Does the customer see a firm price?
No, a range, shown as such. The final quote is set by you after a visit or a conversation. The tool exists to reply first, not to commit blind.
Do I have to enter my rates myself?
We set them up with you at the start, from your real prices. After that you change them whenever you want.
Does it work for my trade?
Renovation, decorating, cleaning, gardening, joinery, plumbing, photography, mobile hairdressing: any trade that prices from a few questions. Try the demonstration with a dummy job.
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