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How it works

Quotes for trades. Sent by morning.

You send the job from site. It's priced from your own rates and back in your inbox by 8am the next business day. You check it and send it to your customer yourself.

Jobs in by 6pm are back by 8am the next business day.

A tradie measuring timber on a renovation site before sending the job
4pm, from the ute

Send the job

Text us photos, a voice note and any measurements. Plans if it's a bigger job. Two minutes from the ute before you leave site.

  • Photos of each area you're pricing
  • A voice note on what the job is
  • Any measurements you have, rough is fine
  • Plans, if it's a bigger job
A tradie photographing a room under renovation on his phone

What a job looks like

Repaint inside, 3 bed, 2 living, ceilings too. Few cracks in the hallway. Customer wants it done before Christmas.4:48 pm
0:38

Example painter job. Illustrative.

Overnight

We price it from your rates

Your price book gets built first: your labour rate, standard items, supplier pricing and margin. Send us 3 recent quotes and give us 10 minutes on the phone. From then on every quote uses your numbers.

Quantities and scope are checked against your photos and notes, and anything unclear gets asked before a number goes on it. Anything that could bite you gets flagged before it's priced, not guessed.

The check before pricing

Got it John. Reckon 6 days, 2 of you? Ceilings flat white like last time?5:02 pm
Yep 6 days. Flat white 👍5:15 pm
Flagged before pricingHouse built 1985, so lead paint isn't expected, but the check is written in. Cracked hallway cornice priced as a provisional allowance, not guessed. Feature wall and wardrobes offered as options so the customer can fit it to their budget.
Before 8am

Checked line by line

Our software does the first draft from your price book. We review every draft against your rates, photos and notes before it comes back, and you approve it before your customer sees it.

Something not right on a quote? Text us and it gets fixed.

What gets checked

  • Your rates and margin, never ours
  • Quantities and scope against the photos and notes
  • Provisional allowances for anything hidden, agreed with you first
  • Options your customer can tick to go up or down
8am, before site

You get it back and send it

It lands back as a PDF in your template. Read it, tweak if you like, send it. Nothing reaches your customer until you do. Before your first coffee.

See what comes back

A tradie van with its back doors open and tools racked, ready for the day

On every quote

  • Your logo, your colours, your licence and your terms
  • Priced by area from your own rates, no labour-and-materials split to pick at
  • Options your customer can tick to go up or down
  • A PDF on your letterhead, ready to send
An example. Same job, two tradies.

The job goes to the first good quote.

Quote it yourself, after dinner

  1. MondaySite visit
  2. WednesdayStill in your head
  3. Week 2Customer chases you
  4. Week 3Quote finally goes out. They've already signed with someone else.

Priced Overnight

  1. Monday 4pmPhotos and a voice note from the ute
  2. Tuesday 7:52amQuote on your letterhead. You check it.
  3. Tuesday 8:05amSent to the customer
  4. Tuesday lunchAccepted

Illustrative comparison; actual timing varies.

How your quote is made

Drafted for you. Approved by you.

Every quote is built from your rates, reviewed before it comes back, and back with you by 8am. You approve it before your customer ever sees it.

Your prices, never oursChecked line by lineYou send it, not us
What tradies say about quoting

Quoting eats into your evenings.

01The hours
“I'm done sitting up til 2am working out every detail of a quote and later finding out I was just someone's reference point or leverage to split a job up to different trades.”
02The detail
“I used to provide a very detailed breakdown of my costs but found that the half assed quotes I'd throw out (not just a guess, I'd done the math, just didn't want the job enough to sit down of an evening to type out a detailed breakdown.) Would usually win me the job.”
03The volume
“Having 40 quotes [per week] is the reason why it still takes me 1-2 days to get a quote back to people.”
Edited; original reads “40 quotes to per week”.

Public tradie comments; not reviews of Priced Overnight. Edits are marked.

Early testers

We're trying Priced Overnight with our first tradies now. Once they've used it, their feedback goes here, with their permission and their real names.

Try it on your next job
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.

Or just call. 0458 888 828 · Mon to Fri, 7am to 7pm
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