Quoting
Built from your real costs.
Every line shows what it costs you and the margin you are making on it — while you can still change your mind.
How a quote gets built
Service businesses
Your costs in. The quote writes itself.
Contractors, shops and crews. Price the work from your own numbers, put it on the calendar, send the crew with it, and get paid — without anything being typed twice.
In the app
Take a closer look.
The month, laid out the way you plan it. Every won job has a date, and the office and the field are looking at the same picture.
Every enquiry, in one pipeline. Each card carries the address, the scope and a suggested next step — so nothing sits waiting to be noticed.
Paste anything. It reads it. Drop in the text of an email or a voicemail transcript and it comes back as a real request, already filled in.
The margin, before you send it. Every quote shows what the work costs you and what you are making on it — while you can still change your mind.
Adjust any number, anywhere. Everything the builder used is listed in order — change a dimension or a choice directly, or step back through the questions.
What the field carries. Clock-in, checklists and photos — the crew opens one thing, and what they log lands on the job.
On the job
The screens a trade lives in.
The schedule
Every won job has a date.
The month at a glance, the week in detail — the office and the field looking at the same picture.
See the schedule
One place
The phone rings.
It lands as a real request — the address, the scope and a suggested next step already read out of it. Nothing sits waiting to be noticed.
The quote goes out.
Priced from your own catalog and your own costs, written on the spot, and approved by the client with one tap.
The invoice gets paid.
Raised off the approved quote, chased by a reminder you set once, and settled by the rails your clients already use.
Built for the trades
The parts that only make sense out here.
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Products
Tap a wall. See the stone on it.
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The crew app
Off their phones, into the job.
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Documents
The paperwork writes itself.
Six trades start with a website already written for them.
Each one arrives with its own pages, its own words and its own pictures. The app underneath is the same — and if your trade is not on this list, you start from the same site every business gets and put it in your own words.
The flagship
Masonry
Brick & stone library, matching, a visualizer — the deepest toolkit in Daybook.
Commercial openings
Doors, frames and hardware — spec-heavy work with paperwork to match.
Painting
Estimates, colour decisions and progress photos clients can follow.
Landscaping
Seasonal scheduling and crews across many small sites.
General contracting
Long jobs, many subs, one thread per project.
Sales agency
Reps, campaigns and a launch page with private links to sell from.
Also built for
The same app, the same website, the same billing. These simply do not have a template written for them yet.
RoofingConcrete & pavingFencing & decksFlooring & tilePlumbingElectricalHeating & coolingExcavation & site workSnow & ice managementCleaning servicesWindow cleaningPressure washingJunk removal & haulingPest controlHandyman servicesAppliance repairPool & spa careSeptic servicesGlass & glazingSmall engine repairEquipment rentalWelding & fabrication
Not on the list? The app underneath is the same for everyone — start the trial and run it on your own workflow.
Bring a real quote. Watch it built.
Your own numbers beat any feature list — bring the job you priced last week and build it in Daybook.
14-day free trial on Crew · no card required