Build a job estimate with scope of work, materials, labor, and a deposit line — then convert it to an invoice in one tap once the customer approves.
Free to use with no account. When you want to send the result by text, take a card payment, or keep a record of every job, the same numbers carry straight into Glo Invoice.
What an estimate has to say. Scope of work in plain language, materials and labor, exclusions, how long the price holds, deposit terms, and how change orders are handled.
Exclusions prevent arguments. Naming what is not included — permits, drywall repair, disposal, unforeseen rot — is what keeps a fixed price fixed.
Get approval in writing. A signed or digitally approved estimate is your record of the agreed scope and price before any work starts.
Turn it into the invoice. Billing from the approved estimate is what stops missed charges: the lines already exist, so nothing gets forgotten at the end of the job.
Frequently asked questions
Is an estimate binding?
An estimate is a good-faith price; a quote is generally a firm one. Say which you are giving and how long it is valid.
Should I charge for estimates?
Diagnostic-heavy trades often charge and credit the fee if the work is booked. Simple walk-through quotes are usually free.
How do I handle scope changes?
Written change orders with the new price, approved before the extra work happens.
