Ask the useful questions
Ask only what helps you understand this service: size, site conditions, options, timing, and more when needed.
Put a focused, branded project form on your website. Customers answer the basic project questions while they are interested; you see the details before you call. Show a preliminary range only when it makes sense for your service.
PRELIMINARY CUSTOMER ESTIMATE
Most “request a quote” forms collect a name and phone number but omit the facts a contractor needs to decide how—and how quickly—to follow up.
Homeowners explain the job once. You receive the service, project answers, name, and email—plus phone and project address when provided.
Customers get a straightforward form. Your team gets a useful project record and a clear next step.
Ask only what helps you understand this service: size, site conditions, options, timing, and more when needed.
Customers share contact details only after they know what they will receive. Your team has permission to follow up on that request.
When you approve pricing rules, the form can show a clearly labeled preliminary range—not a promise of the final price.
You receive the customer, job details, estimate context, and follow-up history in your private workspace.
Each estimator is branded as the contractor’s own. ScopeBriefing handles the questions, pricing rules, request storage, and contractor portal behind the scenes.
A focused project form that works with the website and email your team already uses—and can show a preliminary estimate when appropriate.
Use your minimums, options, service area, and range rules—not generic national pricing.
Measurements, site conditions, options, timing, name, and email—plus phone and project address when provided.
Completed customer requests and estimate context stay in your private contractor workspace.
See what is new, who has been contacted, and what needs to happen next.
Use a branded calculator page anywhere you advertise, or place the calculator directly inside your existing website.
Authorized team members can review requests, update follow-up, and export records based on their role.
Open a trade below, submit a sample homeowner estimate, then see that sample opportunity appear in its contractor workspace.
You walk us through minimums, measurements, choices, exclusions, service area, and deal-breakers.
We configure the questions, rules, disclosures, branding, recipients, and homeowner experience, then you review it.
We run test submissions, verify account access, email delivery and record storage, document approval, and only then publish the calculator page and website embed.
Clear setup and monthly pricing. Your signed agreement confirms the exact estimator services, timing, and launch details before payment.
$1,000 setup and $100 per month for the service defined in your written scope. Taxes are included; no additional tax is added.
Month-to-month after launch. Either party can cancel with 30 days’ written notice.
$1,000 total startup and $100 total per month. The signed client service agreement controls deliverables, payment, cancellation, and any written usage limits.
ScopeBriefing is designed for preliminary estimates—not binding quotes. You choose how conservative the range is, which variables affect it, the minimum job size, and what customers see.
Preliminary estimate
ScopeBriefing is meant to fit the way you already sell—not force a brand-new operating system on your business.
No. When an estimate is enabled, the homeowner sees a clearly labeled preliminary result based on the information entered. When contractor review is required, no online price is shown. Your final price is confirmed only after your team reviews the property, measurements, and job conditions.
The result is only as accurate as the information the homeowner enters and the pricing rules you approve. It gives your team a useful starting range; you still confirm measurements, site conditions, and final price.
No. You receive a branded ScopeBriefing page plus copy-and-paste website box code. You can link to the calculator or place it directly inside your existing HTTPS website.
The project details and contact information—plus the preliminary estimate when configured—are saved in your private ScopeBriefing workspace. Your notification address receives an email, and your team can record who followed up and what happened.
The leads generated by your estimator are for your company. ScopeBriefing is not a shared-lead marketplace and does not sell the same request to competing contractors.
A logo, brand colors, service area, the questions you normally ask, and a walkthrough of how you price one service. We translate that into the customer flow and calculation rules.
Reasonable corrections and pricing calibration are included during the first 30 days. After that, we confirm whether a requested change fits the monthly service or needs separate setup work before making it.
Start with a service you quote often, where the same measurements, options, and site conditions affect price each time. We can help you decide whether that service fits a useful preliminary estimate.
Every client starts with a written scope, contractor-approved rules, test submissions, and a private account before homeowner traffic is accepted.