Estimating for owner-operator contractors
Scope the work.
Protect the margin.
Turn jobsite notes, photos, and your price book into a clear estimate before the details get lost.
No signup. Nothing sends without your OK. Estimates and photos are stored in this browser. Voice dictation may use your browser provider’s speech service.
From walkthrough to ready-to-send estimate.
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Capture the job
Notes, photos, measurements, and customer details stay together.
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Build from your price book
Industry-ready services start the structure. Your real prices stay in control.
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Review before it leaves
Nothing is sent until the scope, price, and customer message pass your check.
Your price book stays in control.
Scope Control can load the service structure for your trade. You set every price, unit, and approval rule.
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30 contractor trades built in
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Starter services, never invented prices
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Nothing sends without your review
Photos belong in the scope.
Capture what you saw, keep it with the estimate, and make the work unmistakably clear.
Know what you’re starting with.
The current pilot is free and login-free. Use your own prices; there is no account sync or automatic customer send.
See and download a complete fictional estimate before entering your business details.
Where is my work saved?
In this browser, not a cloud account. Export a backup from Business and verify that the file is saved safely. Installing on your home screen is not a backup.
Can I use it offline?
Open the app online first to cache its essentials. Test offline operation on your phone before field use. Dictation and sending through other apps may need a connection.
What will the customer see?
Your reviewed scope, line items, prices, attached photos, exclusions and terms. Field notes stay private unless you explicitly add selected text to the customer scope. Your entered costs and margin are internal.
Does sharing mean it was delivered?
No. Share PDF hands the file to another app; Download PDF lets you attach it yourself. Mark the estimate sent only after you actually send it.