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Our approach

Your rates.
Your template.
Back by 8am.

Priced Overnight is a quoting desk for Australian tradies. You send the job from site. It's turned into a draft quote on your letterhead, at your rates, and it comes back by 8am. You decide what goes to your customer.

A desk with a laptop, plans and quote paperwork, ready to prepare a quote
Your ratesEvery quote is built from your price book, never ours.
ReviewedEvery draft is checked against your rates before it comes back.
Your callNothing goes to your customer until you send it.
What goes on every quote

Built from what wins jobs.

Every quote follows the same six rules, whatever the trade.

Three tradesmen talking on a residential building site
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Brushline Painting CoResidential repaints
QUOTENo. Q-0418Sample · Valid 30 days
NSW Lic. 000000C · ABN 00 000 000 000 · 0400 000 000
Prepared forHomeownerForestville NSW 2087
The jobFull interior repaint, 3 bed, 1 bathBrick veneer, built 1985, approx. 110m², 2.4m ceilings
AreaAmount
Living, dining, kitchen and hallway$4,150.00
Three bedrooms$3,380.00
Bathroom and laundry$1,190.00
Hallway cornice repair Provisional$280.00
Subtotal$9,000.00
GST$900.00
Total inc GST$9,900.00
  1. Priced by area, one clear total

    Homeowners compare scope, not a labour-and-materials split. A breakdown stays ready if your customer asks for it.

  2. Options the customer can tick

    Over-budget customers want to drop items, not start again. Extras are offered as tick boxes.

  3. Hidden work as provisional allowances

    Anything that can't be seen from the photos is priced as an allowance, agreed with you and the customer first.

  4. Included and not included

    Every quote spells out what's in and what's out, so nothing bites you later.

  5. Products named

    Brand, product and coats or grades on the quote, so there are no arguments at handover.

  6. Your licence, insurance and terms

    The quote has to show why it costs more than the cash operator.

Why it's built this way

We read what homeowners and tradies actually say.

The quote format comes from public Australian forums where homeowners post the quotes they've been sent and tradies weigh in.

  1. 01

    Homeowners care more about a reply than the price.

    Many said they'd pay more for a tradie who turned up and got back to them.

  2. 02

    The detailed quote wins, even when it's dearer.

    Homeowners picked the quote with the most thought in it and passed on single-number text quotes.

  3. 03

    Tradies hate itemising. Homeowners want the scope.

    The format both sides accepted: detailed scope, priced by area, one total.

  4. 04

    A better-looking quote doesn't fix a bad price.

    We make fair prices easier to win. We don't rescue high ones.

This is what people posted. It shows the problem and the format. It isn't proof of results.

What we don't do

You stay in charge of the quote.

  1. On the toolsYou're flat out on the job.
  2. Quote at riskIt sits on the list until after hours.
  3. We draft itFrom the photos, notes and rates you send.
  4. You check and sendChange anything. It goes out in your name.
  5. Considered quoteYour customer gets a quote with thought in it.
  • We don't send anything to your customer. You check every quote and send it yourself.

  • We don't use our rates. Every quote is built from yours.

  • We don't guess. Anything unclear gets asked before a number goes on it.

End of the dayTools packed.
Quote still to write.

Back by 8am · ready to send Illustrative sample · made-up business
Ready when you are

Try it on your next job.

Send your next job whenever you're ready. Photos and a voice note is plenty.

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