How an estimate gets built
On the floor, while the customer is still standing there — with the picture on every line.
Written on a pad, typed up that evening
Built at the counter — while the customer is still standing in front of him
A picture on every line — so the document does the remembering for him
Sent before he leaves — straight to his WhatsApp from the same screen
Every revision frozen — dated and time-stamped, so nothing quietly changes
Written on a pad — at the counter, in shorthand only he can read
Typed up that evening — from memory, hours after the conversation
Codes and prices — no images, nothing the customer can picture
Sent the next day — by which time he has two other quotations
Built while he is still standing there
Start with the number
Every estimate starts with the mobile number — not as a form afterwards, the number first. That one decision is why nothing slips.
Add without leaving
Scan the QR on the display, search by name or code, or pick a whole solution — the product lands on the estimate while the conversation continues.
Price it honestly
Rate, quantity and discount per line. A contractor with his own pricing gets his own pricing, automatically.
Change everything
He adds, removes, changes the finish. Every version stays on record — nothing is lost between his moods.
Save — it is already filed
On record against the customer, in the follow-up pipeline, visible to whoever needs it next.
What your customer actually receives
A product image on every line — three days later, he still knows exactly what he chose
Live links he can tap — where a product has a page or a video, it is in the PDF
Specification inline — size, finish, load, whatever matters for that product
Your letterhead, your logo, your identity — the document belongs to your business
Totals that are simply correct — discounts and taxes calculated as the lines go in
The shape you choose, every time — styles, portrait or landscape, with or without images
Shown with sample data.
Sent before he leaves. Changed without losses.
Sent before he leaves — on WhatsApp, where he actually reads. And when he changes his mind next week, the estimate changes with him: every revision on record, nothing retyped, nothing lost.
The estimate is not the end of the sale. It is where the sale starts being winnable.
Bring your longest quotation to a demo — watch it built before the tea arrives.
Ask for a demo