Everything loaded
Series, openings, glazing, surcharges and areas: pick, and the price comes out on its own. No spreadsheet, no calculator.
In 7 days you'll have an On-Call Estimator that replies in minutes with your exact prices —your areas, your minimum, your surcharges— while you're on site, at dinner or away for the weekend. Your company keeps quoting even when you're off sick or on holiday.
It’s eleven at night.
Yours has just gone dark.
The rest keep answering.
The competitor's tool gets used by the tradesperson. Ours takes care of their customer.
Recorded on the real software, no mock-ups: a test request from start to finish, the assistant's questions, the calculation with the example company's rules and the PDF the customer would receive.
The figures shown are the assistant's indicative range. The site visit and the final price still belong to the installer.
Every request that comes in through the website or WhatsApp demands the same thing: stop what you're doing, read the message, ask what's missing, work out the numbers and reply. Multiply that by ten or fifteen requests a week and it's hours eaten out of the afternoons you need for the jobs already underway.
And not every request is worth the same. The problem is you never know which one's the good one until you've answered it, so you answer them all: that's where the time goes.
It's not that you lack work. You lack hours to do both things at once: quote fast and keep going with your own jobs.
a month go into reading, asking and working out quotes in a workshop that gets about 45 requests a week and quotes 18 of them (35 min each). Work out your own case below.
19:12 · An enquiry comes in: replace all the joinery of a house.
The assistant asks opening by opening: sizes, type, glazing, colour.
19:16 · Quote sent, with the workshop’s own prices.
8 tilt-and-turn windows, 2 balcony doors, a lift-and-slide for the living room, a 6 m terrace enclosure, an entrance door and a sectional garage door.
The site visit and the final price still belong to the carpenter. The assistant delivers the estimate on the spot — and the customer no longer walks away.
Three questions. Move the sliders to your real numbers and see the hours you stop spending on quoting.
0 eight-hour days a year
An estimate. Enquiries that never turn into a quote are counted at 8 minutes each (reading, asking, replying) and the assistant takes all of them. Of those that do become a quote, 65 % of the time is counted: the site visit and the final price stay with you. A year is 46 working weeks.
What the assistant does exactly, start to finish, with every request that comes in.
Replies within seconds at any hour, on the website and on WhatsApp, to every request that comes in, with no waiting queues and no messages left unanswered because you're off the clock or on site.
Follows a guided script with the questions you'd ask in person: what material, what measurements, by when, which area. It's not a generic form, the questions are built for your trade.
Applies your own rules, not a generic market catalogue: your area, your customer type, travel costs, your minimum. The same criteria you'd use yourself, applied in seconds.
Sends a branded PDF to the end customer's inbox and logs the request in your dashboard, with the contact details ready for you to pick the conversation back up whenever you want.
Classifies every lead with the traffic light: green to call today, amber for the daily summary, red for the window-shopper who's already been taken care of. You decide where to spend your time.
The assistant answers and gives the range. You, once you have measured, close the quote from the panel: with your catalogue, sizes and prices already loaded, it takes minutes, not afternoons.
Series, openings, glazing, surcharges and areas: pick, and the price comes out on its own. No spreadsheet, no calculator.
The boss, the technician or the apprentice: the judgement lives in the rules, not in one person's head.
The same PDF the assistant sends, with your details and your terms, ready to send to the customer.
From the outside, two aluminium windows look identical. What separates them is a polyamide bar hidden inside the profile: the thermal break. Nobody sees it, and it is why one costs considerably more than the other.
The same goes for your prices. Your area surcharge, your minimum, what you charge for travel, the figure above which you would rather go and see the job yourself: none of it is written down anywhere. It lives in your head. And it is exactly what decides whether a job is worth taking.
The Living Price System gets it out of there and puts it to work for you.
The assistant doesn't quote with generic market prices. It quotes with the rules we set up together in the initial briefing. Those rules are never shown to the customer, they only see the result.
Every town or postcode has its own rate. Outside your usual radius, the assistant says so instead of making up a price.
Individual, residents' association or company: each with its own condition and its own way of calculating, just like you would on the phone.
Added when it applies, at the rate you set: by distance, by area or as a fixed minimum. Never guessed.
No quote ever goes below what makes it worth your while to take the job, even if the customer asks for less.
You decide how far the assistant goes on its own: a maximum amount, certain products, or off-catalogue jobs you'd rather review before they go out.
You can require every quote to pass through your hands before it's sent, or let the assistant send it on its own within your limits.
Type as a customer would. It works just like the assistant we set up for each company: it filters, calculates and quotes — here using the rules of a fictitious example company.
Besides the assistant that quotes, this is what comes with the account.
A flat yearly fee, sized to your volume of requests. No cost per quote or per conversation. We present it in a 30-minute demo.
No. The assistant gives an indicative range using your rules, not a valuation. For quotes where seeing the site, the real condition, the unforeseen details actually matters, your technical visit is still needed. What the assistant does is filter and speed up the first contact, not replace your final word.
Yes. You can turn on prior review: the quote waits for your approval before reaching the customer. Or let it go out on its own within the limits you set: you decide how far it goes without you.
Yes, completely. The rates, margins and terms you load stay in your account and are never shown to the end customer, they only see the result, never how it was worked out.
No. We set it up together with you in an initial guided session. If you want to change something later, there's a setup copilot designed so you can adjust it without writing a single line of code.
On your company's website and on WhatsApp, with the same criteria and the same rules on both channels.
A simple guarantee: if in the first 30 days the assistant hasn't handled every request with your rules, or hasn't taken at least 40 hours off your plate, we refund 100% of your money. No small print, no lock-in.
Yes. The panel keeps your catalogue with prices, sizes and rules: pick the product, sizes and options and the firm quote comes out with your PDF. The boss, the technician or an apprentice can do it, always with the same judgement.
A guided 60-90 minute session captures your area, your rates and your limits. And if it doesn't deliver in the first 30 days, we refund 100% of your money.
One guided session of 60 to 90 minutes: your area, your rates, your minimum, your surcharges. No homework and no technical skills needed.
In 7 days it's connected to your website and WhatsApp, quoting with your exact rules at any hour.
The ones worth your time and the ones that aren't. The traffic light tells you who to call today: you just call and close.
Try it before you decide: the demo works just like the assistant we would set up for your company, with example prices.