Quoting

Quoting software for contractors and home service pros

Build the quote on site, send it before you leave the driveway, and know the moment the customer opens it, approves it or asks for a change.

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A draft quote in the app for a kitchen faucet and disposal swap, with three price-book lines, the salesperson, the subtotal and the total

Why pros use it

Quote while you are still there

Pick services from your price book, adjust the quantities and send it from your phone. The customer has it in their inbox before you have packed the van.

A yes without the paperwork

The customer opens a link, reads the quote and approves it, with a signature if you ask for one. They need no account, no password and no app.

A sent quote stays what was sent

Totals and tax are stored on the quote, so changing your prices or tax rates later never changes what a customer already agreed to.

How it works

  1. Start the quote

    Tap + → Quote, or "Quote this" on a request so the client and address are already filled in. Give it a title and pick a tax rate, or "No tax".

  2. Add the lines

    Add services and materials from your price book, or type a custom line with a description, quantity and unit price. Untick Taxable on lines that carry no tax.

  3. Polish it

    Change the introduction, message and terms, ask for a deposit, attach files, or add options and optional extras. The quote stays a draft until you send it.

  4. Send it

    Tap Email to send a link and a PDF, or "Share link" to send the link any other way. Email works offline and goes out once you have signal.

  5. Turn the yes into a job

    When the customer approves, you are told straight away. Tap "Convert to job & schedule", the lines carry across, and you pick the first visit.

In more detail

Real quantities, exact money

2.5 hours and 1.75 tons are real numbers, so a line is priced the way the work is measured. Every amount is kept in whole cents and totals are worked out to the cent, so a long quote never drifts by a few pennies between the screen, the PDF and the invoice. Your first quote is numbered #1, not a number borrowed from somebody else’s account. When the customer approves, the job, and later the invoice, carry the same lines and the same tax, so the chain from the enquiry to the payment stays traceable.

Your logo, your colour, your words

Every quote goes out as a PDF in your colour with your logo, set once in Settings → Document design with a preview. Write the terms you want on a quote and choose to use them on every future quote. Templates hold the covering notes you send often, with the client’s name and the total filled in for you.

Know where it stands

After you send it, the quote shows "Sent, not opened yet", or when it was opened and how many times. Automations can follow up 2 or 5 days after a quote is sent, and archive quotes nobody answered after 30 days. The quote performance report in Insights shows how many were sent and how many were approved.

Approval, signature and deposit in one link

Settings → Client hub decides whether approving needs a signature. With it on, the customer signs with a finger or a mouse, or types their name, and Fixerlane records who signed, when, and exactly what they agreed to. If you asked for a deposit, they can pay it by card or bank from the same link once you take payments, and it comes off the first invoice automatically.

The customer’s view of a sent quote, previewed from the web console: the total, a signature box, printed name, a note field, and the "Approve this quote" and "Ask for changes" buttons

What it costs

Included in every plan: Fixerlane $19.99 a month for up to 10 people, Fixerlane Team $39.99 for up to 25, Fixerlane Business $69.99 for up to 50. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and no card is needed to start.

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Not built yet

Listed here rather than discovered after you sign up:

  • Aerial or satellite measurements for roofs and lots
  • Consumer financing offers on quotes

Common questions

Does my customer need an account to approve a quote?
No. They open the link from the email, read the quote and tap "Approve this quote". If you require a signature, they sign on the same page. They can also tap "Ask for changes" if you allow it.
Can I quote without signal?
You can build and email a quote with no signal; the email goes out when the phone reconnects. Sharing a link or the PDF needs signal at the time.
Can the customer sign on my phone instead?
Yes. Open the quote and tap "Client signs now", type the signer’s name and hand them the phone. If they said yes on the phone, use "Mark approved (they said yes)".
What happens if I change my prices after sending a quote?
Nothing changes on the quote you sent. Prices and the tax rate are stored on each quote, so only new quotes use the new figures.
Can I offer good, better and best?
Yes. A quote can carry 2 to 5 options, each with its own lines, and you can mark one as Recommended. The customer picks one when approving. Optional extras let them tick add-ons too.
Do quotes come from my email address?
If you connect your business mailbox, quotes go out from your own address and replies land in your Fixerlane Inbox. Otherwise Fixerlane sends them for you where it can.
Can I ask for a deposit?
Yes. Set "Deposit to book" to a percentage or an amount. The customer can pay it by card or bank from the quote link after approving, once you have connected payments.
Can my office staff send quotes?
Yes. Owners, admins and office staff do the office work of clients, quotes, jobs and invoices, so they can build and send quotes. Changing the price book itself is for owners and admins, which keeps the prices everyone quotes from in one pair of hands.

The same tools in the Fixerlane app

Fixerlane runs in the browser and on Android and iPhone, with the same tools in each. The app keeps your day on the phone, so it keeps working without signal.

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Try it on your own work

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