Quotrr for general contractors
A GC quote is a stack of sub bids, allowances and exclusions, and it gets compared to numbers that leave half of it out. Quotrr structures the whole job into phases and lines the owner can read, then runs the follow-up while they talk to the bank.
From site walk to quote
You walk the project, collect your sub numbers, and talk the structure into your phone. Quinn drafts the phased proposal. Here is what that sounds like on a room addition.
"Walked the Keller addition on Stonebridge. Family room, call it 16 by 20 on a slab. Phase it: foundation and slab, framing and roof tie-in, shell with two windows and a slider, then mechanical, electrical and insulation, then drywall, doors and paint. HVAC extends off the existing trunk, my mechanical sub already looked. Carry a $6,000 flooring and finish allowance. Exclusions: landscape repair and the permit expediter. They are deciding between this and moving, keep it warm."
Drafted in phases with the allowance and the exclusions stated on the proposal, so the comparison with the incomplete bid happens on your terms. Numbers above are example placeholders. You set your own pricing and approve every line before it goes out.
What eats your evenings
The low number excludes the roof tie-in and carries no allowance. On lump sums, the owner cannot tell thorough from cheap.
KILLED BY: PHASED, LINE-ITEM PROPOSALS WITH ALLOWANCES AND EXCLUSIONS IN WRITING.They are talking to a lender, a realtor and each other. The GC who checks in without hovering is the one still in the running at decision time.
KILLED BY: SEVEN-TOUCH FOLLOW-UP THAT RUNS ITSELF AND PINGS YOU ON EVERY OPEN.Mechanical's number, the framer's number, your napkin math. Assembling that at 10pm is where scope gaps are born.
KILLED BY: VOICE-NOTE QUOTING THAT PULLS THE STRUCTURE INTO ONE DRAFT FAST.The same engine under every trade
- Quinn turns a voice note into a draft proposal, English or Spanish.
- Interactive proposals with good-better-best tiers and live add-ons.
- Seven-touch follow-up in your voice, with open alerts.
- E-sign and deposit on the same page the customer reads.
- Verified reviews from real jobs only, and a Quotrr Score with a published formula.
What it costs
Free to run the work: leads, proposals, jobs, basic invoicing. Pro is $12.99 a week, $39 a month, or $299 a year when you want Quinn unlimited and the follow-up automation. Full pricing.