Your website, quoting for you
Quote the fence before you leave the driveway.
Price the runs, gates and tear-out from your own price book. Put the same estimator on your website and every visitor who prices a job becomes a lead with a name and a number.
- No card to start
- 9 fence types priced
- Works on your phone
Cedar Line Fence Co.
License TX-FENCE-4471
PQ-1042
Valid until Aug 28
| Item | Qty | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Cedar privacy fence, 6 ft | 142 lf | $4,828.00 |
| Walk gate, wood 4 ft | 1 each | $350.00 |
| Tear-out existing fence | 142 lf | $568.00 |
- 4 min
- to build a quote on site
- 9
- fence types priced out of the box
- 100%
- of the rates are yours to set
It is 9pm. You walked three properties today, and all three are still a page of measurements on the truck seat. The homeowner who called you first already has a price from someone faster.
You measure twice and price once, at night.
Three properties walked today means three sets of numbers still in the notebook. That is 45 minutes a quote after dinner, unpaid.
The gate gets quoted like fence.
A walk gate is posts set deeper, a frame, hinges, and an hour of adjustment. Bury it in a per-foot rate and you build it for free.
The fastest quote wins, not the best one.
The homeowner who called three companies hires whoever answers first. A quote that lands Thursday loses to one that landed in the driveway.
3 quotes a week × 45 minutes = 2+ hours of unpaid office work every week.
One $6,370 job a month lost to a faster competitor = $76,000 a year you quoted for free.
Your price book does the math. You just walk the job.
Set your rates once. After that, quoting is measuring: enter the runs and the gates, and the price, the materials list, and the paperwork come out finished.
Step 1
Build your price book once
Set your material and labor rate per foot for each fence you build, plus your gate prices. Nine types come preloaded so you are editing, not starting from zero.
Step 2
Build the quote on site
Enter the runs as you walk them. Posts, rails, pickets, and concrete are counted for you, slope is priced, gates land as their own lines.
Step 3
Customer approves online
They open it on their phone, type their name, and sign. You get the email before you are off the street.
Try it now
Price a job right here
This is the pricing engine from inside the product, running in your browser. Change the fence, the length, or the gates and watch the quote rebuild itself.
This exact form installs on your site with one line of code.
Priced from your rates, not ours, and everyone who finishes it lands in your leads with a name and a number.
See how the widget works| Item | Qty | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Cedar privacy fence, 6 ft | 142 lf | $4,828.00 |
| Walk gate, cedar 4 ft | 1 each | $350.00 |
| Tear-out existing fence | 142 lf | $568.00 |
- Subtotal
- $5,746.00
- Markup (20%)
- $624.80
- Total
- $6,370.80
- Deposit (30%)
- $1,911.24
Materials list
19 posts · 54 rails · 310 pickets · 38 bags
What you actually get
Price book
Your rates live in one place, priced by the linear foot.
Change cedar from $22 to $24 a foot once and every quote after it is right. No more three versions of the same spreadsheet, no more quoting last season's lumber price.
Price book
| Fence type | Material per foot | Labor per foot |
|---|---|---|
| Cedar privacy 6 ft | $22.00/ft | $12.00/ft |
| Vinyl privacy 6 ft | $28.00/ft | $13.00/ft |
| Chain link 4 ft | $9.00/ft | $7.00/ft |
Material and labor, per linear foot
On-site builder
Enter runs and gates; the takeoff does itself.
142 feet of cedar becomes 19 posts, 54 rails, 310 pickets, and 38 bags of concrete without you counting. Moderate slope adds 10% to labor automatically instead of costing you a day.
Materials list
Online approval
The customer signs on their phone, no account needed.
They tap a link, type their name, and accept. The signature is recorded with the time and a hashed IP, so a yes is documented instead of remembered.
by Marla Jensen
Aug 14, 9:31am · IP recorded
Branded PDF
Every quote goes out looking like a company sent it.
Your business name, license number, itemized lines, and terms, as a web page and an attached PDF. It is the difference between a price and a proposal.
Cedar Line Fence Co.
License TX-FENCE-4471
PQ-1042
Total$6,370.80
quote.pdf attached to the email
Your website
The same estimator runs on your site, and the loop closes itself.
A visitor prices their fence from your rates and becomes a lead with a name and a number. You win the job, ask for a review in one click, and the review you publish shows up inside the form the next visitor sees.
Cedar Line Fence Co.
Your estimate
$6,370.80
Straight posts, tidy site.
Marla J.
A jobs calendar
Book the visit off the lead, assign it to a crew member, and drag it when the week moves.
The crew subscribes
One link puts the schedule in their own phone calendar. No app, no accounts, no OAuth.
Up to five people
Owner, admin or crew. Crew work leads, quotes and the calendar; billing stays with the owner.
Review requests
One click after a won job. What you publish shows inside the form on your website.
Webhooks and CSV
Signed webhooks that Zapier and Make can catch, and spreadsheets that open in Excel.
Work from the phone
The builder is sized for a thumb in a truck, not a mouse at a desk.
Compared with how you quote now
Most fence contractors are not choosing between two apps. They are choosing between paper, a spreadsheet, and something built for the trade.
| Pen & paper / spreadsheet | Generic invoicing app | PicketQuote | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to send a quote | That evening, or tomorrow | 20 to 30 min of retyping | Before you leave the driveway |
| Priced in linear feet | In your head | Generic line items | Per foot, per fence type |
| Gates priced properly | Usually forgotten | A manual line you invent | Flat installed price, every time |
| Looks right on a phone | A photo of paper | An invoice, not a quote | A branded quote page |
| Same price for the same job | Depends on the night | Depends who typed it | Straight from your price book |
| Customer can approve online | Phone tag | Pay now, or nothing | One tap, signed and timestamped |
| Your website turns visitors into priced leads | No | No | Yes |
Priced by the linear foot
Runs are measured in feet and priced in feet, with per-gate add-ons, because that is how a fence is sold.
A price book per material
Wood, vinyl, and chain link carry their own rates and their own gate prices instead of one blended number.
Tear-out is a standard line
Removing the old fence is a first-class line item with its own rate, not something you remember to add.
Running a 50-crew operation that needs full job costing, scheduling, and payroll? You have outgrown us, and we would rather say so now.
Simple pricing
Both plans include the whole quoting engine. Yearly saves two months.
Solo
$29/mo
or $290/year
- 1 seat
- 30 quotes a month
- Branded PDF quotes
- Online approval with e-signature
Crew
Most popular$59/mo
or $590/year
- 5 seats
- Unlimited quotes
- Everything in Solo
- Automatic follow-ups
- Deposit collection via Stripe
No card to sign up. A card is only needed when you start a plan, which begins with a 14-day trial.
Questions contractors ask
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. You can sign up, set up your price book, and build quotes without entering a card. A card is only needed when you start a paid plan, which begins with a 14-day trial.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. The quote builder is built mobile-first because quoting happens in the yard, not at a desk. Your customer opens the finished quote on their phone too.
Do my customers need an account?
No. They get a link, read the quote, and accept with their name. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
Can I import my own price list?
You edit rates directly in the app: nine fence types, gates, and add-ons come preloaded and every number is yours to change. There is no spreadsheet importer yet, so a first-time setup is manual and takes a few minutes.
Who owns my data?
You do. Export your company, customers, quotes, line items, and PDFs at any time from Settings, and delete your account and its data whenever you want.
Can I put the quote form on my own website?
Yes, and it is the point. One line of code puts the same estimator on your site, priced from your rates, and everyone who finishes it lands in your leads with their name and number. There is a page about it at /widget.
Do my prices stay private if I use the widget?
Your call. Show the exact price, a range whose width you set, or no price at all. In every mode the lead still records what our engine calculated, so you know what they saw.
Can I switch the website form off?
Yes, with one switch. It shows a short message instead and stops taking leads. You can also replace your key, which stops the old snippet working anywhere it has been pasted.
Are the leads exportable?
Yes. A CSV that opens straight in Excel, a signed webhook that Zapier and Make can catch, or the full account as a zip. Nothing is locked in.
How many people can be on the account?
Up to five, as owner, admin or crew. Crew can work leads, quotes and the calendar; billing and settings stay with the owner.
Do reviews go straight to Google?
They come to you first and you choose what to publish. After someone leaves one, they are shown your public review link whatever they rated you: steering only the happy ones is against Google's rules, so we do not do it.
What happens if I cancel?
Access runs to the end of the billing period you already paid for, your data stays exportable the whole time, and nothing renews.
Your website starts sending you work.
Set your rates once. Quote from the yard. Let the customer sign before the competition calls back.
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