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Quotrr for welding contractors

Mobile welding gets bid on the phone from a photo, and half the jobs grow once you light up. Quotrr turns the photo-and-voice-note estimate into an itemized quote with road time, materials and fab separated, so changes get approved instead of argued.

From photo to quote

They text you a photo of the break, you talk the repair into your phone, and Quinn drafts the quote. Here is what that sounds like on a ranch gate call.

YOUR VOICE NOTE, 35 SECONDS IN THE SHOP

"Looked at the broken gate at the Salazar ranch on County Line. Hinge post snapped at the weld, rusted through from the inside. Cut it out, sleeve a new post section, re-hang the gate, two new heavy hinges. Latch is bent, fab a new one from quarter-inch plate. Road time is 40 minutes each way. While I am out there they want a number on a porch handrail, call it 8 feet with two posts, primed."

WHAT QUINN DRAFTS, BETTER TIER SHOWN
Mobile call-out and road time~$120
Gate post repair, cut, sleeve and re-weld~$340
Heavy-duty hinges, 2, supplied and welded~$110
Custom latch, quarter-inch plate~$95
Porch handrail, approx. 8 ft, fabricated and primed~$520

Drafted with the handrail as its own line the customer can accept or drop without touching the gate repair. Numbers above are example placeholders. You set your own pricing and approve every line before it goes out.

What eats your evenings

Phone estimates blow up on site.

The photo showed a cracked weld. The grinder shows rot all the way through the post. Without itemized lines, the bigger fix sounds like a shakedown.

KILLED BY: LINE-ITEM QUOTES WHERE THE EXTRA WORK IS AN APPROVED ADD, NOT AN ARGUMENT.
Shop work and field calls fight for the same brain.

Measurements from the ranch, the railing spec, the hinge count, all competing with the job on the table in front of you.

KILLED BY: VOICE-NOTE QUOTING. TALK THE FIELD CALL IN AND GET BACK TO THE BENCH.
Repair customers disappear after the quote.

A bent gate is annoying, not urgent. They wait, the quote sinks, and three weeks later somebody closer gets the call.

KILLED BY: SEVEN-TOUCH FOLLOW-UP THAT RUNS ITSELF AND PINGS YOU ON EVERY OPEN.

The same engine under every trade

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.

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