Give visitors a sensible ballpark and send your office a better-qualified estimate request.
Many customers won't call until they have a rough idea of cost. A calculator built from your own pricing rules gives them a clearly labeled preliminary range, explains what isn't included, and sends you their details and project specifics before you pick up the phone.
Your prices, your rules, your final say.
Built from your pricing rules
We sit down with you and write out how you actually price a typical job: base rates, what makes it cost more, and your minimums. You approve every number. The tool never invents prices.
Clearly preliminary
Customers see a range, not a quote, labeled as preliminary, with a short list of what isn't included and what could change the price.
A person gives the final quote
The calculator ends with a request for an on-site or phone estimate. Your office gets the customer's details and answers by email or in your CRM.
Try it: a sample roof replacement calculator.
We start with one service for one trade and get it right, rather than shipping a giant library of calculators. Here's what a roofing version could look like.
Included in this range
- Tear-off and disposal of existing layers
- Underlayment, ice & water shield at eaves
- New shingles or panels, ridge and drip edge
- Cleanup and magnetic nail sweep
Not included
- Replacing rotted roof decking (priced per sheet if found)
- Chimney or skylight rebuilds
- Gutters and downspouts
- Permit fees, which vary by town
This is a preliminary range, not a quote. The final price is confirmed by a person after an on-site inspection.
Better-qualified requests, fewer "how much?" calls.
Every request arrives with the details you'd otherwise ask for on the phone, such as size, material and access, so you can prioritize and prepare.
For sites we build
Designed into your site from the start, matching its look, as an optional add-on.
For existing sites
Often possible as an embedded tool. We'll check your platform first and tell you honestly if it fits.
What the calculator won't do
- Make up prices or use "industry averages" you haven't approved
- Present a range as a firm quote
- Hide exclusions or conditions that change the price
- Replace your site visit or your judgment
- Try to cover every service at once. We start with one and expand if it works for you
From your price sheet to a working tool.
Pick one service
Choose the job customers most often ask "how much?" about, such as roof replacement, water heater install or furnace replacement.
Write down your rules
We work out your pricing rules, ranges and exclusions with you. You approve every number and every word.
Build, test, launch
We build it, you test it with real past jobs to make sure the ranges look right, then it goes live. Requests go to your email or CRM.
Estimate calculator add-on: from $TBD. Pricing is being finalized, and every project gets a written quote first.
Which job do customers always ask "how much?" about?
Tell us your trade and that one service. We'll tell you whether a calculator makes sense and what we'd need from you.