For electricians

Estimate and proposal software for electricians

Spell out code-heavy scope, make inclusions and exclusions crystal clear, and hand over professional documentation that protects you on every job.

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Code-heavy scope

Panels, permits, load calcs — the scope is technical and the client only sees a number. Spelling it out protects you and them.

Inclusions and exclusions

What's included, what's not, who pulls the permit. Fuzzy terms turn into change-order arguments and liability.

Documentation that holds up

Inspectors and clients both want it in writing. A professional estimate with clear terms keeps the job clean.

1

Build the estimate

Pull line items from your catalog, set scope and timeline, and send a branded estimate in minutes.

2

Client approves from a link

They open it from one emailed link — no account — and sign to approve or ask for a change right there.

3

Signed, scheduled, planned

The contract pre-fills from the accepted estimate, e-signatures are built in, and the SOP checklist maps the work before the crew arrives.

Your price list
Panel upgrade — 200A$2,650
EV charger circuit$1,200
Recessed lighting (per can)$145
Permit & inspection$180
Job checklist · Panel upgrade — 200A
Pull permit & schedule inspection
Cut power & lock out
Set new panel & feeders
Label & terminate circuits
Inspect before energize
From a fellow trade

“What used to be a whole evening turning a quote into a contract is now a two-minute job. The client signs from his phone and the invoice is in QuickBooks before I've packed up the truck.”

RC
Ricky C.
General contractor · Apropos beta

Questions from electricians

Can I spell out detailed, code-aware scope?+

Yes — scope, inclusions, and exclusions fields give you room to be precise and protect yourself.

Does it clarify what is included vs excluded?+

Yes, with dedicated inclusions and exclusions fields that head off change-order disputes.

Can I note permits and inspections?+

Yes — add them as line items or scope notes so nothing is assumed.

Will the estimate look professional to clients and inspectors?+

Yes — a clean branded PDF with clear terms and a full audit trail.