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Built for real remodeling scope.
Sections, line items, allowances, and terms. Signed on her phone. The way remodeling estimates actually get written, without leaving the estimate you're building to do it.
Built for real remodeling scope.
Sections, line items, allowances, and terms. Signed on her phone. The way remodeling estimates actually get written, without leaving the estimate you're building to do it.
Every other tool I used made me leave the estimate I was building to go create the line item I needed. I never understood that.
Structure, pricing, visibility, and signature — in one clean flow.
Organized by trade or phase. Clients see clean totals. You see the detail. The estimate looks the way a real estimate should.
What you charge is what the client sees. What it cost you to get there is nobody's business but yours.
The line-item detail she needs. The parts she doesn't. Set your defaults once — override per estimate if she asks for something more specific.
The signature is legal-defensible — timestamp, name, contract of record. The signed PDF lives in your own Google Drive from the moment it's signed.
The signed estimate becomes the invoice — all at once or phase by phase, whichever way the job actually runs.
Similar kitchen next month? Copy it, adjust quantities, send. Ten minutes instead of an hour.
The estimate is where the whole job starts — the scope, the prices, the terms, the promise. When it lives in a tool by itself, everything downstream has to be re-typed against it: the invoice, the change orders, the schedule. The estimate here is the source of truth for all of them. What you wrote up front is what the invoice bills against, what the change order revises, what the schedule dates land on.
Estimates is included in every MY LAURA account. Not a Pro tier. Not an add-on.
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