Drywall patch at 9, faucet swap at 11, fence gate at 2 — your day is five small jobs, not one big one. QuickQuote lets you build a professional estimate in about 60 seconds from your phone between jobs, text it to the customer, and get a tap-to-approve answer before the next stop.
Start free 14-day trialThe handyman's curse: you spend all day doing the work and all evening doing the paperwork. A customer texts 'how much to patch the drywall and repaint?' while you're under someone else's sink, and by the time you're home at 8pm they've asked two other guys. QuickQuote ends that: build the quote in the truck in 60 seconds — drywall patch, paint, trip charge, done — and text it before you pull away. Evenings go back to being yours.
'While you're here, can you also…' — every handyman knows those three extra tasks that never make it onto the invoice. When the quote is an itemized text the customer approved, the scope is in writing. Add the extra work as a new line item, resend, and they approve the new total with a tap. No awkward conversations, no free work, no 'I thought that was included.'
A $150 drywall patch isn't worth a 45-minute estimating session — but it's absolutely worth a 60-second text. Too many handymen quote small jobs verbally or not at all, and verbal quotes get haggled, forgotten, or disputed. QuickQuote makes the small job official: itemized, in writing, approved with a tap. Professional on a $150 job looks exactly like professional on a $1,500 job, and customers remember it.
| Item | Qty | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Drywall patch & texture (2 areas) | 1 | $145.00 |
| Bathroom faucet install (customer-supplied) | 1 | $95.00 |
| Interior paint touch-up — hallway | 1 | $60.00 |
| Trip charge | 1 | $45.00 |
Total
$345.00
Quoted from the truck between jobs. Built and sent in under a minute.
An approved quote that never gets scheduled is just a nice message. Every quote in QuickQuote has a "schedule this job" button that drops the customer, the job, and the details straight into your day view. See the whole week, spot overlaps before they happen, and reschedule with two taps when the morning job runs long — because it always does.
Yes — 14 days, full access, no charge until the trial ends. Cancel in two clicks from the billing page if it's not for you.
No. They get a text message with a link. It opens on any phone, shows the itemized quote, and has one big approve button. Nothing to download, no account to create.
Add it as a new line item, resend the quote, and they approve the updated total with a tap — the scope stays in writing.
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