Estimating software for the trades

Turn job details into quotes in seconds.

Add a photo, type the scope, or speak it aloud. CraftCall drafts a professional itemized estimate using regional labor and material pricing—ready for your review.

Review and edit every estimate before it goes out.

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Itemized scope, labor, and materials

What contractors can expect

Your numbers stay yours

Suggested pricing is editable, so your costs and margins remain under your control.

No blind sending

Every AI-generated estimate waits for your review and approval.

Built for field reality

Fast input, plain language, and less desk work after a long day.

From site visit to sent

Less paperwork. More jobs won.

CraftCall turns the way tradespeople naturally capture a job into a quote customers can understand.

3 inputs

Photos, typed notes, or dictated scope. Use one or combine all three.

  1. 01

    Describe the job your way

    Upload site photos, type a few notes, or dictate the scope while your hands are busy. CraftCall turns rough job details into a structured draft.

  2. 02

    Price for the region

    Build estimates around regional material and labor pricing, then adjust margins, quantities, and rates before anything reaches the customer.

  3. 03

    Send a quote that looks professional

    Review an itemized scope, add your company details, and send a clear estimate from the truck or the office.

Straightforward pricing

One won job can cover the month.

Choose the quoting capacity that fits your shop. Cancel any time.

Solo

For an owner-operator quoting every week.

$39 / month

  • Up to 30 estimate drafts each month
  • Photo, text, and voice job input
  • Regional pricing suggestions
  • Branded PDF estimates
Start with Solo
Best for small crews

Crew

For a small shop that needs quoting consistency.

$49 / month

  • Up to 100 estimate drafts each month
  • Up to 5 team members
  • Shared assemblies and price rules
  • Priority email support
Start with Crew

Questions before the first quote

Clear answers, no sales fog.

Quote the job while it is still fresh

Leave the site with the estimate nearly done.

Spend less of tonight reconstructing notes and more of tomorrow doing paid work.

Create your first estimate