Reads the job
Pulls scope from the lead, intake form, notes, and uploaded photos or documents — then asks for anything it's missing instead of guessing.
Takes job details, photos, and your price rules and turns them into a clean, consistent estimate draft — with a missing-info checklist and margin guardrails — so quotes go out the same day instead of waiting on the owner.
Estimates pile up on the owner's desk and go out days late — if at all. By the time the quote lands, the customer has three others and has moved on. Quoting is where most service businesses quietly leak revenue.
typical quote turnaround for busy owners — long enough for a faster competitor to win.
usually owns all pricing. When they're on a job site, every quote waits.
quotes drift between estimators — different line items, different margins, different errors.
A drafted-and-approved estimate that goes out today wins more than a perfect one sent next week.
Results depend on your trade, price-rule complexity, and quote volume. The Quote Desk drafts; a human always approves before anything reaches a customer.
Trained on your price book, SOPs, and past quotes — it reads the job, applies your rules, and writes the estimate the way you would, then stops at the approval line.
Pulls scope from the lead, intake form, notes, and uploaded photos or documents — then asks for anything it's missing instead of guessing.
Retrieves the right line items and rates from your price book and SOPs, and keeps every number inside the margin guardrails you set.
Produces a clean, customer-ready estimate draft — flagged where it needs a human — and waits for your sign-off before anything goes out.
From the first job detail to the follow-up after the quote — the busywork between a lead and a signed estimate, handled.
Reads job details, notes, and intake forms to understand exactly what is being quoted.
Looks at uploaded photos, plans, and documents to inform the estimate.
Builds itemized estimates from your price book — labor, materials, and add-ons.
Keeps every quote inside your configured price ranges and minimum margins.
Spots what is missing and sends a clear checklist before drafting a number.
Holds anything unusual — big variances, edge cases — for owner review.
Writes clean, branded estimate copy and scope descriptions customers understand.
Drafts polite follow-up messages on sent quotes to keep deals moving.
Writes the draft, status, and outcome back to your CRM and job records.
Outputs into your existing quote template and field-service software format.
Pings you when a draft is ready or an exception needs a decision.
A running view of draft volume, turnaround time, and approval rate.
Same engine, your price book. We configure the line items, rules, and margin guardrails for how your business actually quotes.
General contractors, remodelers, painters, flooring, landscaping. Multi-line bids that take hours to assemble and always wait on the owner.
The bid goes out today — not next week.
Roofers, HVAC, plumbing, electrical. High volume, repeatable job types, tight margins — exactly where consistent drafting pays off.
Every estimate, priced the same way.
Body shops, mechanical repair, detailing, fleet. Photo-driven estimates and parts/labor lookups that eat up advisor time.
From damage photos to a draft estimate.
Mobile detailing, pest control, cleaning, equipment repair, junk removal. Lots of small quotes that still need to be fast and consistent.
Quote on the spot, without guessing.
We learn your trade, price book, SOPs, margin rules, and what a good estimate looks like for you.
We load your pricing rules and templates, then connect your CRM, docs/Drive, and field-service software.
It drafts; you approve every estimate and correct the edges until the drafts come back clean.
It drafts new quotes as jobs come in, flags exceptions, and reports — you stay the final sign-off.
A live dashboard shows the draft queue, what's ready to send, and what needs a decision. Review the line items, adjust, and approve — nothing reaches a customer without you.
Draft queue
Avg draft time
Approval rate
Missing info
Every estimate is a draft until you approve it. No quote reaches a customer without a human sign-off.
It can only price within the ranges and minimum margins you configure — anything outside is flagged, not sent.
It quotes from your catalog and SOPs only. No invented line items, no off-book pricing.
Every draft, edit, exception, and approval is logged so you can see exactly how a number was built.
Priced to your business scope — flat monthly plus usage. Final scope is confirmed on your call.
Starting at
No — not unless you decide it should. By default every estimate is a draft that waits for your approval. You can graduate trusted, simple job types to auto-send later if you want.
We load your price book, rate cards, SOPs, and a sample of past quotes during setup. It only drafts from your numbers and rules — it never invents pricing.
It will not guess. It sends a missing-info checklist for incomplete jobs and flags anything outside your configured ranges for a human to review.
Yes. It connects to common CRMs, Google Drive/Docs, and field-service platforms, and outputs into your existing quote template. Niche tools are scoped on the discovery call.
Yes. It reviews uploaded job photos, plans, and documents to inform the scope and line items, then notes anything it cannot determine from them.
Typically 1–3 weeks depending on how complex your price rules are. It starts in approval mode and gets sharper as you approve and correct early drafts.
Your plan covers the AI employee; usage (document/photo processing) is passed through. A couple of quotes that go out same-day and win typically cover the subscription.
Book a 20-minute call. See the draft queue, walk through your price rules, and get a plan built around your quote volume.