Give a client a real number in the first conversation
Square footage, finish level, and the options they're already asking about: a covered patio, a bigger garage, an upgraded kitchen. Get a planning estimate in minutes, send it by text or email with your pre-construction agreement attached, and the options they choose become the job's budget lines.
Sample builder pricing. Change any number to try your own. Nothing you enter leaves this page.Set it once
Your base rate and the way you price garages, unfinished space, contingency and your fee. Every quote uses these.
Sketch the home with the client
The size and finish level they're describing, plus the options they mention. The estimate updates as you talk.
The home, as discussed
Where the money goes
3D sketch
Massing only, not a design. It changes as you quote.Customization options
Pre-priced so you can answer "what would it cost to add…?" on the spot. Tick what the client wants. Prices are yours to edit.
The client has it before you leave the driveway
The planning estimate goes out by text or email with the scope, the options they picked, and your pre-construction agreement ready to sign.
- STEP 1Estimate sent
- STEP 2Client opens it
- STEP 3Client adjusts options
- STEP 4Agreement signed
- STEP 5Design deposit paid
In the real version, estimates go out from your company's number and email, the client can tick options on and off and see the price move, signatures are collected electronically, and you get a nudge when they open it.
One number, from the first call to the last invoice
The quote isn't a separate spreadsheet. It becomes the job.
Want this quoting your real jobs?
This sample uses planning numbers. I set it up on your rates, your finish levels and the options your clients actually ask for, connect it to text, email and e-signature, and tie it to your job budgets so the quote becomes the job.