Fast estimates from your phone
Add a few line items, set a price, send a link. The client gets it before you've packed up the ladder, and they can approve it on the spot. Quoting a small job takes a minute, not an evening.
Fast estimates, quick scheduling, one-tap invoicing, and optional recurring work for repeat clients, all in one app built for how a busy handyman actually runs the day.
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The gaps that quietly cost you hours, margin, and the occasional customer.
A homeowner wants a drywall patch, two fixtures hung, and a closet shelf. The job is two hours of work, but you spend half of it typing a quote at the kitchen counter. The little jobs only pay if quoting them is fast.
You finish a punch list at 4 PM, drive to the next job, and forget to send the invoice. Three jobs later you're chasing down what you did at the Nguyen house last Tuesday and how much you said you'd charge.
Mrs. Carter wants the gate fixed, the faucet looked at, and a picture hung, eventually. You'll remember. Until you don't, she calls someone else, and you lose a client who'd have given you work for years.
A few clients want you back every season for the same odd jobs. Right now that only happens if they call you. The steady, predictable work you could count on never gets booked.
Add a few line items, set a price, send a link. The client gets it before you've packed up the ladder, and they can approve it on the spot. Quoting a small job takes a minute, not an evening.
For bigger asks, offer tiers on one link: just the patch, the patch plus repaint, or the whole punch list. The client picks their scope and signs digitally. You don't have to undersell to win the job.
Turn the approved estimate into an invoice with one tap when the job's done. The client gets it by text and email before you leave the driveway, so you actually get paid that day.
If an invoice sits, reminders go out on their own at Day 3, 7, and 14. You stop being the person who has to awkwardly ask for the $480. The app does the chasing.
Set a client up for a seasonal or monthly visit and the app auto-creates each job and drafts the invoice. The steady work books itself instead of waiting on a phone call.
Snap before-and-after photos and they attach to the job. When a client asks what you did or whether the patch was finished, the answer is already on the record.
Write the price on the back of a business card or text a rough number. The client forgets what you said. You re-quote it from memory and hope you didn't lowball yourself.
Add line items on your phone and send a link. The client sees the price, taps approve, and signs. The number is locked in and you both have the same record.
Finish the job, mean to invoice tonight, get busy, and send it three days later, if at all. Some invoices never go out and that money is just gone.
Tap once to turn the estimate into an invoice the moment you finish. It's in the client's inbox before you start the next job, and reminders chase it if it goes unpaid.
A good client's seasonal jobs only happen when they remember to call. Half the time they call somebody else first.
Set them up on a recurring visit. The app creates the job and drafts the invoice on schedule, so the repeat work shows up on your calendar without anyone making a call.
Add your office, your crews, and your subs. The price does not move, and no percentage comes off the payments your clients send.
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