An instant estimator for your own website

Send the quote
while the driveway
is still drying.

The estimator further down this page installs on your website with one line of code. Every visitor who prices a driveway, a roof or a deck on it lands in your inbox as a named lead, already priced from your own rate book.

  • 14-day free trial
  • One line of code to install
  • Your rates, not ours
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Cascade Exterior

Quote RQ-1042

Valid 30 days

Concrete driveway640 sq ft (minimum applied)$129.00
House wash, 2-story2,200 sq ft x 1.15$455.40
Rust spot treatmentAdd-on$75.00
Total$659.40

Signed by M. Bell, 7:12pm

surfaces priced out of the box
7surfaces priced out of the box
from new quote to sent
4 minfrom new quote to sent
per month to start
$29per month to start

The part they actually buy.

Attach the before and after to the quote line and the customer drags the handle themselves. It does more selling than any adjective you could write.

BeforeAfter

You are up a ladder on a siding job when the phone goes. Someone two streets over wants "just a ballpark" on their driveway. You say you will send it tonight. By the time you have eaten and opened the laptop, it is nine, and the number you text over is a guess you will regret either way.

The ballpark you never send

You promise a number by tonight, then finish at seven and still have three quotes to write. Two of them go out the next afternoon, and one of those jobs is already booked.

The round number that loses money

A flat $250 covers a 500 square foot driveway and bleeds on a 1,400 square foot one. The big jobs subsidise nothing, because you quoted them the same way.

The small job that costs you

A 200 square foot patio at your per-foot rate comes to $30. The trip, the setup and the chemical cost more than that before you pull the trigger.

3 quotes a week x 45 minutes = 2+ hours of unpaid office work.

One job a month lost to a faster competitor = thousands a year.

Your price book does the math. You just walk the job.

01

Build your price book once

Set your rate and minimum per surface, plus the two-story, steep-roof and heavy-buildup modifiers. Takes about ten minutes.

02

Build the quote on site

Tap the surfaces, punch in length by width, add photos. The price lands while you are standing in the driveway.

03

Customer approves online

They open it on their phone, read the terms, type their name. You get the email the second they sign.

Try a sample quote

Price a job right here.

This is the pricing engine from the app, running in your browser on the default rate book. Change the square footage and watch the minimum take over on the small jobs.

1. Pick the surfaces

2. Enter the measurements

3. Add the real-world modifiers

Live quote

House wash2,200 sq ft$455.40
Driveway640 sq ft (minimum applied)$129.00
Total$584.40

Priced by the same engine the app uses, with the default rate book. Operators edit every rate, minimum, and modifier.

This exact widget installs on your site with one line of code.

Same engine, your rate book, your colours. Every visitor who finishes it becomes a named lead in your inbox instead of a bounce.

What it actually does.

Your price book prices the job, not your memory.

Every surface carries its own rate and its own minimum. A 640 square foot driveway that works out to $96 gets lifted to your $129 floor automatically, so you stop quoting under cost on the small stuff.

Price book

Concrete: driveway, patio$0.15/sqft min $129
House wash (soft wash)$0.18/sqft min $199
Roof wash (soft wash)$0.45/sqft min $299

Two-story reach and heavy buildup are one tap each.

Modifiers apply in a fixed order every time, so the same house gets the same number whoever quotes it. A 2,200 square foot two-story wash goes from $396 to $455.40 without you doing the multiplication.

Modifiers

2-storyx1.15
3-storyx1.30
Heavy buildupx1.25
Steep roofx1.20

The customer signs it on their phone.

No account, no app, no printed form. They tap accept and type their name, and you get a record with the name, the timestamp and a hashed IP attached to the quote.

Accepted

Signed byM. Bell
Time7:12pm
Recordname + hashed IP

The loop closes on your own website.

A visitor prices their house on your site and becomes a lead. You win the job and book it on the calendar. When it is marked won, one click sends that customer a review request. The review you publish shows up under the estimator, where the next visitor reads it before they type their number in.

  1. 1.Widget prices the job and captures the lead
  2. 2.Crew wins it and the visit lands on the calendar
  3. 3.Marked won, so the review request goes out
  4. 4.Published review appears back inside the widget
cascadeexterior.com/pressure-washing

Get your instant wash price

Powered by their own rate book

House wash (soft wash)2,200 sq ft
Your estimate$396
Get this price by email

★★★★★ Siding looks new again and they were careful around the garden beds. – Marcus B.

Book the job on a shared calendar

Drag a visit to a new day, assign it to whoever is running that truck, and let the crew subscribe to the feed from Google or Apple Calendar. Read-only, no accounts for them.

Put your crew on it

Up to five seats on Crew, with owner, admin and member roles. A member works leads and quotes; billing, rates and integrations stay yours.

Ask for the review in one click

Mark a lead won and send a single-use link. Whatever they rate you, they see your public review link afterwards. No filtering by score, because that breaks Google's policy.

Wire it to Zapier or Make

Signed webhooks on new leads, status changes, signed quotes and new reviews. Both platforms catch a plain webhook, so there is no app to wait for.

Attach before and after photos

Add job photos to a line and the customer sees a draggable before/after slider on the quote.

Take your data out whenever

Leads and quotes download as UTF-8 CSV that opens straight in Excel, with your current filters applied.

You are not switching software. You are replacing a notepad.

Most operators we build for are not leaving another quoting tool. They are leaving pen and paper, a phone ballpark, and a spreadsheet that only they understand.

 Pen & paper / spreadsheetGeneric invoicing appRinseQuote
Time to send a quoteThat evening, if you rememberBuilt for invoices, not square footageBefore you leave the driveway
Priced by surface and square footageIn your headNo, line items you type by handEvery surface, from your rate book
Looks professional on their phoneA text messageAn invoice, not a quoteBranded quote page and PDF
Same price for the same jobDepends on the dayDepends what you typeIdentical, every time
Follow-ups happen on their ownIf you write yourself a noteNoDay three and day seven
Customer can approve onlineThey reply 'ok'They pay, not approveSigned, with a record
Your website turns visitors into priced leadsIt shows a phone numberNo, it bills people you already haveEmbedded estimator, named lead in your inbox

Priced the way this trade prices

Surface type and square footage, with a per-service minimum and a trip floor. Not hourly, not a flat fee.

The modifiers that exist on real houses

Second story, third story, steep roof, heavy organic buildup. Built in, applied in a fixed order.

Fast enough to send between jobs

Built mobile-first so a three-surface quote goes out from the truck, not from the kitchen table.

Running a 50-crew operation that needs scheduling, routing and full job costing? You have outgrown us, and we would rather say so now.

Two plans. Both quote the same.

14-day free trial on either. Card required to start, cancel anytime.

Solo

$29/month

or $290/year

1 seat · 30 quotes per month

  • Embeddable website widget
  • Lead inbox
  • Jobs calendar
  • Review requests
  • Webhooks and CSV export
  • PDF quotes
  • Before/after photos
  • E-sign
  • Email send
  • 1 seat
  • 30 quotes a month
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For crews

Crew

$59/month

or $590/year

5 seats · Unlimited quotes

  • Everything in Solo
  • Team seats (up to 5)
  • Unlimited quotes
  • Auto follow-ups
  • Deposit collection (when enabled)
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Questions, answered.

Do my customers need an account?

No. They open the quote from an email link and accept it on their phone by typing their name. There is no login and nothing to download.

Does this work on my phone in the field?

Yes. The quote builder is built mobile-first, which is the point: you are meant to quote standing in the driveway, not at a desk at nine at night.

Can I import my existing price list?

Not yet. You start from a seeded price book with common surfaces and rates, and edit every rate, minimum and modifier to match your numbers. It takes about ten minutes.

Who owns my data?

You do. Your customers and quotes are yours, and you can export the whole lot (company, customers, quotes, line items and PDFs) from settings at any time.

What happens after the 14-day trial?

Pick Solo or Crew to keep going. A card is required to start the trial, so billing begins automatically at the end unless you cancel first.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes, from your billing page. You keep access until the end of the period you already paid for, and your data stays exportable.

Will the widget work on my website?

If you can paste a snippet, yes. It is one script tag with no framework and no dependencies, and the app gives you step-by-step instructions for WordPress, Wix and Squarespace as well as raw HTML. It renders in an iframe that resizes itself, so it cannot break your page layout.

Do my prices stay private?

That is your call, per widget. Exact shows the number your rate book produces. Range shows a band around it, and you set how wide. Hidden collects the job details and sends you the lead without showing the visitor any price at all.

Can I turn the widget off?

Yes. One toggle deactivates it and the embed stops serving immediately, without you touching your website. You can also lock it to your own domains so nobody can lift the snippet onto another site, and regenerate the key if it leaks.

Can I get my leads out?

Leads and quotes both export as CSV with whatever filters you have applied, in UTF-8 so accented names survive Excel. You can also push every new lead to Zapier or Make with a signed webhook, and subscribe to the jobs calendar from your phone.

How many people can use it?

Solo is a single seat. Crew is up to five, with owner, admin and member roles: a member works leads, quotes and the calendar, while billing, the rate book, the widget and integrations stay with the owner and admins.

Do the reviews go to Google?

You choose. After someone leaves you a review, we show them your public Google or Facebook link so they can post it there too. We show that link for every rating, including a one-star. Sending only happy customers to Google is review gating and it breaks Google's policies, so the product will not do it.

The next driveway you look at could be quoted before you coil the hose.

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