You're a general contractor, not a typist. Stop putting together bids in Word at 9pm. Run numbers on a job from your truck, get the quote in front of the homeowner first, and turn it into an invoice the same day.
Build your first General Contractor quote free — no credit card requiredEvery line item a GC actually uses. Drop them into a scope of work, send it from the jobsite, and move on with your day.
Built-in line item. Drop it in, set the price, done. No more guessing what to call it on the bid.
Separate labor and materials lines so the homeowner sees exactly what they're paying for. Works for cost-plus or fixed price.
Pass-through line that doesn't get marked up. Keeps things clean when permit delays push the schedule.
Subs text you numbers. Punch them in once. Hidden markup controls let you build margin in without the homeowner seeing it.
Bill your time on the job without burying it in overhead. Separate line, clear number, no questions at the walkthrough.
Standard line on every bid. Set a default once and it carries over to every quote you build after.
Roll it into a single line or break it out. Either way, it's documented — so when the homeowner asks about the ballpark number, you can show your work.
Homeowner gets a link, clicks approve, signs on their phone. No login. No PDF attachments getting lost in email.
Approved scope of work becomes an invoice or a draw schedule. Bill by milestone or at punch list — your call.
Homeowner wants an upgrade mid-job? Send a change order from your phone, get it signed, attach it to the original bid. Stop eating costs.
Pushes approved invoices to QuickBooks so your bookkeeper doesn't lose her mind. Without making you pay for the full QuickBooks stack.
"I used to run numbers on a job at the kitchen table after the kids went to bed. Now I put the bid together from the truck after the walkthrough and the homeowner has it before I'm back to the shop. Won a basement finish last month because I beat the other GC by a day."
— Mike, General Contractor contractor
Yes. You can drop in line items for electrical, plumbing, and HVAC subcontractor allowances, mark them up however you want, and hide the markup from the homeowner. When subs text you numbers, you punch them in once and the bid updates.
One click. Your approved scope of work becomes an invoice or a draw schedule. Bill by milestone, by percentage complete, or all at once at punch list — your call.
Built for it. If you're a one-truck GC or running three crews, $25 a month covers you. No QuickBooks-style menus full of stuff you don't use.
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Get the bid in front of the homeowner first, lock in the draw schedule, and get paid on time — not three weeks after punch list.
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