An enquiry becomes a quote, the quote becomes a booked job, the job becomes an invoice, and the invoice ticks itself off when the money lands. One place. Nothing typed twice.
No credit card required.
Built for 15 trades, in 5 countries
Most tools do quotes and invoices and leave you to run the rest out of a group chat. Here is the whole week.
Enquiries arrive already filled in, quotes go out the same day, and nothing goes quiet without you hearing about it.
The week on one board, the crew on their phones, and every tool you own accounted for.
Finished means invoiced, with the payment part your country expects — and the bank file closes off what has landed.
Revenue against cost, margin per job, and what is still owed — without exporting anything into a spreadsheet first.
This is the whole product. Everything else on this site is a detail of one of these five.
Your website form and the estimator on it hand you the address, the job and the photos. Nothing to copy out of an email, nothing lost between a voicemail and a notepad.
The quote is the enquiry with prices on it. Send it as a PDF or as a link the customer can accept, and it tells you when it has been read, accepted or gone quiet long enough to need a nudge.
An accepted quote turns into a job on the week, with the crew assigned to it. They get a link that opens the job on their phone — no account, no password, no app to install.
Marking a job done drafts the invoice from what was actually delivered — hours, materials, the lines that were added on site. It carries the tax and the payment details your country expects.
Feed in the statement your bank exports and the payments match themselves against open invoices. What is left is genuinely unpaid — and it gets a reminder written for you.
Counted from the product, not from a brochure.
Nothing here is a job you are not doing today. The difference is where it lives and how many times you type it.
The part most tools get wrong once they cross a border. These values are read from the same module the real invoice reads, so this table cannot promise something the document does not do.
| Country | Money | Tax | Payment part on the invoice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Switzerland | CHF · CHF 1'240.00 | MWST 8.1 % | Swiss QR invoice |
| Germany | EUR · 1.240,00 € | USt. 19 % | EPC QR / GiroCode |
| Austria | EUR · 1.240,00 € | USt. 20 % | EPC QR / GiroCode |
| United Kingdom | GBP · £1,240.00 | VAT 20 % | Bank details in plain text |
| United States | USD · $1,240.00 | entered by the business itself | Bank details in plain text |
A Swiss QR-bill on a German invoice is refused by the bank, and a US invoice has no printed payment part at all. Which one is used is decided by the country, not by a checkbox somebody forgot.
Start with 14 days of the whole product and no card. Choose afterwards, or do not.
$29.00 / month
The whole run from enquiry to money, for one person.
In every plan
And on this plan
$69.00 / month
From the day there is more than one pair of hands.
In every plan
And on this plan
$149.00 / month
Your own domain, the full trail, and as many logins as you need.
In every plan
And on this plan
Not a demo dataset — a job you actually have. That is the only test that tells you anything.
14 days, everything switched on, no card. No credit card required.