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Software that sells the job
Your techs build good, better, best from your price book, turn the iPad around, and the customer picks. You set it up yourself, tonight. No demo. No rep. No implementation fee.
30 days free when it opens. We’ll email you.
Just fix it
90-day warranty
$485
Most Popular
Fix it right
2-year parts & labor
$612
Best Value
Never again
6-year parts & labor
$890
01 / Sound familiar
The price book in the truck has three prices crossed out on every page.
Two techs quote the same water heater an hour apart and come back with different numbers.
Somebody gave a deal on Tuesday and nobody wrote it down.
And the card got run at the office, two days later.
02 / Selling
Every other tool charges extra to help you sell. Here it's the whole point.
This is the screen the tech turns around. Your banners, your colors, your warranty wording. Change it and watch the card change.
What the customer sees · AC out, 3 ton
Fix the one you've got
1 year on the part
$685.00
Most Popular
New condenser, same coil
6 years, parts and labor
$4,850.00
Best Value
New system, coil and all
10 years, parts and labor
$8,400.00
Your banners
How many options
Two options, three, or four. Your call on how you pitch. Type your own words on the banners and pick your own color. Leave one blank and that card goes out plain.
Good, better, best
The tech builds 2, 3, or 4 packages from your price book, right on the job. Your banners, your warranty wording, your prices, side by side on the iPad, turned toward the customer.
Sign on the glass
The customer picks and signs on the iPad. The signature is stored with the total it covered and the packages it covered.
The quote that comes back
Options they didn't buy get emailed as a real quote, filed under their name. When they call back in March, it becomes a job with one tap, at the quoted prices.
Paid on the spot
The customer pays on their phone or the tech keys it in on the iPad. Same link either way. Card, cash, check, or split between them.
The review that sends itself
Completing a job emails the customer your Google review link. Paste the link once. It sends once per job, never twice.
Warranties become real
A signature turns the warranty you offered into coverage on the customer's record, with an expiry date. The dashboard tracks what recommendations are open, sent, and won.
03 / Pricing
Set your rates once. It prices every job the same way you would.
Your labor rate, your markup, your trip charge, your surcharges. Set them once and every quote in every truck follows them. These are the real settings running the real math from the app. Drag them around and watch a job reprice.
Your rates
Bills a $100 part at $140.00
The trip
Service fee
One number on every job, near or far. Switch to distance and this same number covers anything past your last ring.
Surcharges
Baked into the price, so what you quote is what they pay no matter how they pay it.
While you're already there
How many packages did they approve?
- Garbage disposal, 3/4 hp90 min × $120/hr + $170.00 +40%
- $418.00
- Service fee
- $159.00
- Processing fee · 3%
- $17.31
- Sales tax · 7%
- $41.60
- Your job types, in your words
- Your discount, renamed to whatever your shop calls it
- Your warranty wording
- Your payment terms
- Job numbers that start where the paper book left off
- Schedule by clock time, or first, second, third call
- Itemize the invoice, or show one all-in number
04 / Setup
No demo. No rep. Set it up yourself tonight.
- 1Enter your rates10 min
- 2Walk the starter price book, rename it to your words30–60 min
- 3Job types, payment terms, warranty wording15 min
- 4Your logo and license number5 min
- 5Run a test job on the iPad10 min
It saves as you go. Get called out mid-setup and pick it back up Thursday. Running solo? The defaults are already set so an owner-operator works from the truck without configuring anything.
See the whole setup, step by step05 / No signal
Runs in the basement. Syncs in the driveway.
The full price book, your rates, and your settings live on the iPad. A tech with zero bars can browse the catalog, search and filter it, build a quote, price it, advance the job status, and take a signature. It sends itself when they're back on the road.
- Installs to the iPad home screen like an app
- The price quoted is the price billed. A quote built at 9am and synced at 5pm bills what the customer was shown
- Sending twice doesn't bill twice
- Logging out can't throw away unsynced work
06 / The money
Your name on the invoice. Your name on the customer's bank statement.
Your business is the merchant of record. The deposit lands in your account, not in ours waiting for a payout. (Stripe Connect, if you want the fine print.)
Card, cash, check, split between them. Partial payments too: half now, half on Friday, and the balance follows the job. And the server caps every payment at the actual balance, so nobody can overcharge a customer no matter what the screen says.
07 / Margin
Small shops lose margin one “I gave him a deal” at a time.
Techs you allow to state a price, do. Techs you don't, ask. The request lands with whoever can answer it, with the list price, the material cost, and the spiff on screen, so the call gets made on real numbers. The answer comes back with a note, because “no, we don't discount installs” teaches a tech more than a silent no.
Every stated price is logged: who, what it listed for, what they charged, what it cost, when. There's a Price Overrides report in the office, and it survives the package being deleted. Thirteen denials from one tech is the pattern it exists to show.
08 / Straight talk
What's not here yet
There's no QuickBooks sync yet. Payments and invoices export to CSV for your bookkeeper today, and QuickBooks Online sync is being built now. Most software makes you find out what's missing after you've paid, so we published the whole list.
Read the full list$149/mo
Flat. Per shop, not per tech. Everything included.
- Setup fee $0
- Implementation fee $0
- Per-technician fee $0
- Annual contract $0
- Cancellation penalty $0