Homeowners get a ballpark price, on your website or your own estimate link
Visitors answer a few questions about the job and see a price range, instead of leaving to call someone else.
I’m Ellen, a programmer with 20+ years of experience. I build estimators for fencing, painting, landscaping, and handyman businesses that turn website visitors into leads.
What happens when a homeowner wants a price
Six ways it helps you land the job.
Visitors answer a few questions about the job and see a price range, instead of leaving to call someone else.
Name, number, and job details arrive by text or email, so you can call back while they’re still interested.
Homeowners see a ballpark range, never your price sheet. Your final price still comes after your site visit.
Homeowners see a realistic range before they call, so your visits go to people ready to talk about the job.
I learn how you bid in two short sessions, then test the estimator against your past jobs before it goes live.
You get your own estimate link for your Google Business Profile, Facebook page, truck, or business cards.
I’ve built an estimator for a local painting contractor.
Before AI, I spent more than two decades as a programmer/analyst making business systems behave. Now I bring that same care to contractors here at home, so the tools work for you instead of the other way around.
A one-time setup, then optional support so your estimator stays accurate.
Two short sessions with you to learn how you price, then I build and test it. You approve it before homeowners ever see it.
No. I set everything up, test it with you, and support it afterward, so you never have to mess with settings or code. You just see the results: new leads on your phone.
That’s expected. Every contractor prices a little differently, so I start by learning how you bid, then set the estimator up to match. If it isn’t the right fit, I’ll tell you.
I’ll tell you honestly whether an estimator fits your business. When you’re ready, I can take the paperwork off your plate too.