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The Pricing Model
A spreadsheet that tells you what a job actually costs and what it should be priced at.
The problem this tool solves
You are guessing at rates, or matching what the last customer paid, or copying what a competitor charges. None of that tells you whether the job actually makes money.
What you get
The shape of the tool.
- Cost-build sheet that captures labor, materials, overhead, and risk
- Price recommendation tied to the margin you want to hit
- Per-service or per-job version, depending on how you sell
- Customer-facing quote output you can hand straight to a buyer
- A short "how the math works" page so the owner can defend the number
- Scenario tabs so you can see what happens at different margins
What gets handed over
What you own at the end.
- Workbook, in your account, in a format you can keep editing
- Cost categories and driver assumptions documented
- A recorded walk-through for the owner and the estimator
- Training for whoever does quotes day to day
Price band and timeline
Small build · 2 to 4 weeks.
One workflow, one tool. The most affordable starting point and the right answer when the problem is well-defined.
The number that lands in your written quote depends on your starting state, how customized this build needs to be, and which integrations are in scope. We do not quote ranges on the page; we quote a fixed price within 48 hours of the discovery call.
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A 30-minute discovery call. We come back inside 48 hours with a written, fixed-fee quote and a fixed timeline. No "talk to sales."