FeaturesSelf-quoting website
Your website prices the job while you're on a ladder.
A homeowner answers a handful of questions about their rooms and sees a real price range built from your numbers — then books the on-site visit and puts $25 down. No callback, no dead lead.
Living room, 2 bedrooms + cabinets · interior
Win the work
What the page actually does
Everything between a stranger landing on your site and a booked visit on your calendar.
See it in action ›How it runs
- 01
Intake
Six plain-language questions replace the measure-and-callback loop.
- 02
Pricing engine
Your rate card, material math and margin resolve to a defensible range.
- 03
Calendar write
The chosen slot is held against your real availability and buffer days.
- 04
Job record
Deposit captured, job card opened, deposit credited to the balance.
What you get
Room-by-room questionnaire
Size, coats, finish, condition and trim, asked in plain language a homeowner can answer without a tape measure.
Real price range, instantly
Built from your loaded labor rate, your material math and your target margin — not a national average.
Interior, exterior and cabinets
Separate question sets and separate formulas, because a cabinet job prices nothing like a two-story exterior.
Books into open slots
The customer picks from your real availability, with your buffer days respected. It lands on the crew calendar.
$25 deposit at booking
Credited to the job. It costs almost nothing and it removes almost every no-show.
Your brand, end to end
Your domain, logo, palette and photos. Nothing on the page tells the customer you are using software.
The long version+
Most painting leads are lost in the gap between the form submission and the callback. The homeowner filled out three contractors' forms in the same twenty minutes; whoever answers with a number first usually wins. You cannot answer first while you are cutting in a ceiling, so your site answers for you.
The quoting flow lives on your own domain with your logo, your colors and your photos — abcpainting.com/quote, not a portal with someone else's brand on it. It walks the homeowner room by room: what rooms, roughly what size, walls or walls-plus-trim, one coat or two, existing condition, cabinets or not. Each answer feeds the pricing engine you configured, and the range that comes out is one you would have quoted yourself.
The range is deliberately a range, not a hard number. It ends in the same place every good job ends — with you standing in the room. What changes is that by the time you get there, the customer has already seen a price they are comfortable with, chosen a visit slot from your real calendar, and paid a deposit that is credited to their job. Tire-kickers screen themselves out before they cost you a Saturday.
In practice
One overnight lead, hour by hour
Blue rows are automatic. Only two rows need you — both after the job is booked.
● You● PainterOS
Time from first click to a booked visit
Doing it by hand
With PainterOS
The competitor who calls back Thursday is quoting a job that is already sold.
Illustration of how the software works, not a promise of results.
Your side of the same moment
You read one line, not a thread.
One line to read with coffee: the range went out, the visit is on the calendar, the deposit cleared. Nothing was waiting for you.
Walk the whole job · 2 min ›Honest scope
What it will and won't do
What the software handles, and what still needs you in the room.
It does
It doesn't
Questions
Self-quoting website, answered plainly.
What painters actually ask on the first call.
Will an instant price undercut me?+
Only if you configure it to. The range is generated from your loaded labor rate, your material math and the margin you set — the same numbers you would use at the kitchen table. Most owners find the opposite happens: the range anchors higher than the number they used to blurt out on the phone, because the software never discounts to fill a slow week.
Do customers trust a price from a website?+
They trust a range with reasoning behind it more than a callback three days later. The page shows what the range covers, what the timeline is, and that the on-site visit confirms it. In practice a fast, specific range is the single strongest trust signal a small shop can send.
Can I turn instant pricing off for certain jobs?+
Yes. You can route job types that never price well from a form — historic exteriors, fire restoration, anything over a size threshold you set — to a contact step instead of a number, so those leads still reach you but never get a price you would not honor.
Does it work on my existing website?+
Yes. You can run the quoting flow as a page on your current site, or use the hosted site we set up on your domain. Either way it is your brand and your domain in the address bar.
No monthly fee
Set up your pricing. See your first quote today.
You don't pay a cent until a customer pays you.
Get startedNo credit card. Keep your own number. Nothing new to learn.