Stop pricing jobs by gut feeling.

You flip through old invoices and supplier sheets trying to remember what a job like this actually cost.

Your price book lives in one place — search any item and get a number in seconds.

Different people on the crew quote the same job differently, depending who's writing the bid.

Everyone works from the same price book, so every quote is built the same way.

Supplier costs change and you find out after you've already under-bid three jobs.

Update a price once and every estimate — old and new — uses the current number.

You don't really know your margin on a job until it's done — and paid for.

See your markup and margin before you hit send, not after the job wraps.