How it works

Don’t take days to send estimates,
close them before you leave.

No measuring tape. No clipboard. No 50-question intake form. Just capture the job the way you already would — EstimateVision does the rest.

Point & shoot

Walk the space and take photos the way you already would. EstimateVision reads what's in frame — fixtures, finishes, square footage cues, condition — and starts building a scope from the first shot.

Pro tips

Shoot wide, then a few close-ups of anything tricky
Get the problem areas: water damage, old wiring, rot
No special angles needed — just how you'd show a buddy

Walk it on video

For bigger jobs, a slow walkthrough video gives the AI spatial context a single photo can't. It stitches the room together and catches scope you might rush past.

Pro tips

Move slowly — give the camera time to read the space
Narrate as you go; your voice becomes part of the scope
One steady pass beats ten shaky clips

Drop a voice note

Talk through the job in plain language. Call out what's in, what's out, and any customer requests. The AI turns your notes into line items so nothing gets forgotten in the truck later.

Pro tips

Say what to include and what to leave alone
Mention materials or brands the customer asked for
Flag anything that needs a sub or a permit

Answer a few

EstimateVision asks only the questions it genuinely needs — the ones that move the price. Answer a handful, and you've got a full, defensible estimate ready to send.

Pro tips

Questions are specific, not a generic intake form
Your answers train future estimates to ask even less
Skip what doesn't apply — the AI adapts

Homeowners signing a proposal with their contractor on the porch

The fifth step

Signed before you leave.

The estimate becomes a clean, branded proposal your customer reviews and signs right there in their home — on your phone or tablet. The job is booked before you pull out of the driveway.