Stop writing proposals. Start sending them.
Your customer sends one photo. Let’s Quote It drafts three options rendered on their actual property, priced from your book. You review and send; they pick one and approve.
The press re-prints for every trade. Pick one, or just watch it work.
Proposals are how you win work. Writing them is how you lose evenings.
Every quote you owe is a night at the kitchen table. And while it sits in your drafts, the homeowner is reading someone else's. Let’s Quote It moves the proposal from after dinner to before you leave the driveway.
your rates · your brand · one link · same day
The press runs while you drive to the next job.
The customer sends a photo
A phone snapshot to your intake link, or texted to you like always. That is the whole ask.
The press drafts the whole proposal
Three options rendered on their actual place, same vantage, same fence, same tree, each priced line by line from your book.
You review and send
Adjust a line, rename an option, hit send. They pick the scope they want, tap approve, and the yes lands in your inbox.
Claim the plate once. Print forever.
You set your brand and your prices one time. From then on the press drafts every job for you: photo in, a reviewed, branded, approvable proposal out.
Claim your nameplate
Company name, logo, and colors. Every proposal your customers see carries your brand, not ours.
Load your price book
Your rates drive every line item. The press can only price from your book; it never invents a number.
Share your intake link
Text it to the customer and their photo lands in your dashboard, or drop the photo in yourself. Either way the press drafts three priced options while you drive.
Review, send, get the yes
Nothing reaches the customer until you approve it. They pick an option, tap approve, and their exact selection lands in your inbox.
One press, every trade.
The demo above runs four plates. The press itself prints for any trade that sells a visible transformation: the renders draw your scope onto the customer's own photo, and every price is computed from your book.
Don't see yours? If a photo can show the finished work, the press can print it. Claim your nameplate, load your rates, and your plate cuts itself.
Planning celebrations, not driveways? The press prints for events too →
See yours before you sign anything.
Type your company name, pick your trade and color, and watch your proposal header set itself. That is what your customers would see this week.
No card, no commitment.
One link. Everything a yes needs.
Open the sample proposal exactly as a homeowner receives it: real photo, real renders, a quote they can shape.
Designed options
Three directions rendered on their actual property, one tap apart, honest before and after.
A quote per option
Switch options and the itemized quote switches with it. Every line shows its quantity and rate; toggle one and the total re-totals live.
One-tap approve
They approve the option they want, and the email in your inbox carries their exact selection, ready to book the build walk.
Where the press earns its keep.
The proposal leaves before you do
No more owing six quotes by Friday and writing them Sunday night. The homeowner has a designed, priced option before you're off their street.
The before and after closes it
A drag-to-compare render of their own roof does the selling. They slide it back and forth, then ask where to sign.
A number in a text becomes a real proposal
Three itemized options under your brand, carrying your prices, that read like a firm three times your size sent them.
Priced against one lost job.
One install clears thousands. Let’s Quote It costs less than the callback you never got to make.
- Up to 15 proposals a month
- The drafting press on every job
- Your customer intake link
- Three priced options per job
- Your brand on every link
- Unlimited proposals
- Everything in Solo
- Your price book drives every line
- Opened + approved alerts in your inbox
- Every draft waits for your review
- Everything in Pro
- Per-branch price books + territories
- Financing + CRM integrations
- White-label domain
- Priority support
Cancel anytime. Every proposal renders on the customer's real property.
Proposals your customers can trust are proposals that close.
Renders are visualizations
Every design is generated from the submitted photo and labeled as a visualization. It shows intent and scale, never a photograph of finished work.
Measurements carry a margin
Lot and surface figures are estimates until confirmed on site, and the proposal says so next to the numbers, not in fine print.
Quotes are estimates
Every total is a good-faith estimate under your price book. Final scope is signed separately, so a first draft never traps anyone.
The things owners ask first.
How does the customer's photo get to me? +
Two ways, same result. Every account gets a personal intake link you can text to anyone; what they submit lands in your dashboard already drafted. Or the customer texts you the photo like they do today and you drop it in yourself.
Which trades does it work for? +
Any trade that sells a visible transformation from a photo: landscaping, painting, roofing, pools, decks, fencing, driveways, siding, gutters, garage doors, windows, solar, flooring, masonry, artificial turf, patio covers, exterior kitchens, holiday lighting, murals and signage, storefront improvements, junk removal, exterior remodels. The press in the demo shows four; your trade sets the design styles and the line-item library. Planning events instead? The press prints for those too.
Whose prices are in the quote? +
Yours, always. The press reads the photo, picks line items, and estimates quantities, but every price is computed from your book of rates. It cannot invent a number your book does not contain. Starter books per trade are included so your first proposal is credible on day one.
Who makes the renders? +
The press does. Every option is generated from the one customer photo with the camera vantage and fixed features locked, so the before and after line up exactly. You approve the renders before the link goes out.
What does my customer actually see? +
One link, on their phone, under your brand: the designed options, each with its own itemized quote, a drag-to-compare before and after, and an approve button. They pick the option they want and you get the email. Open the sample proposal to feel it.
Can I use my own domain? +
Solo and Pro run on your branded Let’s Quote It page. Franchise plans white-label the whole thing on your own domain, per branch if you have several.
When can I start? +
Right now. Sign in with your email, pick Solo or Pro, and your first proposal can be in a customer's hands within the hour. Founding comp codes are honored at checkout.
Stop describing the job. Show it, priced.
The first company in a driveway with a designed, priced, approvable proposal usually wins it. Put your nameplate on the press.