Labour and materials, separately
Priced line by line, day rate or fixed, so a customer can see what your time costs and what the parts cost, and you can change a spec without rebuilding the price.
Winning the work
A quote they can accept from their phone.
The gap between sending a price and getting a yes is where jobs die. FixTrade quotes are structured, honest about what is excluded, and carry a button.
Exclusions in writing
Making good, asbestos, scaffolding, assumptions about the supply. On the quote, where they settle arguments instead of starting them.
Accept or decline, online
The customer opens a private link, reads the terms and presses a button. No printing, no signing, no waiting for a callback.
How it works today
Quotes on FixTrade versus the old way.
A number sent by text, or a Word document attached to an email, then a week of wondering whether they got it and chasing to find out.
- No quote lost in an inbox.
- No argument about what the price included.
- A version history, so revising a price is not starting again.