Get trade partners to price the job — without ever seeing what you charge.
Tick the line items you want quoted, send trade partners a link, and let them fill in their own numbers on a simple page — no account needed. They see what needs pricing: description, category, quantity. They never see your prices, the client's price, or any other partner's numbers.
Every reply, lined up side by side — priced-count and all
Back on the deal, a comparison table lines up every priced item against every trade partner who's responded, with each partner's running total in real line totals, not raw unit rates. A priced-3-of-5 flag catches a partner who's left something blank before you commit to their number, and Accept prices writes their figure straight back into your estimate — no retyping, no left hand not knowing what the right is quoting.
- Line totals, not raw rates. Quantity and a proper line total sit next to each price, so you're comparing what a partner will actually invoice — not just their per-unit figure.
- Nothing's accepted half-priced. An incomplete response is flagged before you accept it, so a forgotten line item doesn't slip through at yesterday's placeholder cost.
- Accept and your estimate updates itself. One click writes a trade partner's submitted price straight into the matching line item — no copying numbers between screens.
It reads as well from a ute at 6am as it does at a desk
Most trade partners open the link on their phone, not a laptop. Every requested item renders as its own labelled card — description, category, quantity, then a price and a notes field — with a plain 'Respond by <date>' so nobody's guessing the deadline. Enter a silly number and they're told before they submit, not after.
- One card per item. No cramped table to scroll sideways through — just a stack of clearly labelled fields, in the order you requested them.
- The due date is right there. The response window you set when sending shows as a real date on the page itself, not left implicit.
- Bad numbers caught immediately. A negative or nonsense price is rejected inline, before the partner ever hits submit.
Request for Quotes comes with Crew
Stop chasing subbies for a number on a scrap of paper.
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