BidQuick - Sell Project

BidQuick is a live, mobile-first quote and estimate builder for the small home-service businesses that live and die by the quote: house cleaners, painters, handymen, lawn and yard crews, and pressure washers. It is live right now at getbidquick.com. Open it and use it, no signup, that is the demo. It is built around one simple idea. Quotes do not usually die on price. They die on silence, and on the 20 minutes it takes to write one up in the first place. BidQuick attacks both problems. Quote in under two minutes Pick a trade template and the common jobs for that trade load with typical US prices already filled in: a deep clean upgrade, a drywall patch, a cubic yard of mulch installed, a single-story house wash. Edit any price, add or remove lines, and the subtotal, discount, tax, deposit and balance due calculate live. No spreadsheet, no math mistakes on a sent quote. Paste a message, get a quote started Paste a customer's text message, email or voicemail transcript into the box and BidQuick reads it on the device, pulling out the customer's name, phone number and email address, and suggesting the matching line items (it knows a fridge and oven add-on belongs on a cleaning quote, and a TV mount belongs on a handyman quote). A competing product that sold here needed a paid AI API to do this trick. BidQuick does it built in, with no API key, no per-quote cost and nothing leaving the device. A link the customer can say yes to Every quote can be sent as a clean, branded link. The customer opens it on any phone, sees the work, the total, the deposit to book and the terms, and can accept in one click. No account, no login, no app to install on their end. Business name, logo, phone and brand color carry through to the quote page and the printable PDF. It looks like a business that has been around BidQuick is dressed like the pros it serves. The dashboard opens with a photo banner, a tradesperson at work, with the business name set over it. Starting a quote means tapping a photo card for the trade: a uniformed cleaner, painters at work in a room, a drill biting into wood, a mower crossing a sunny lawn, a pressure wand at full spray. And every customer quote page opens with a wide photo matched to that quote's trade, so the homeowner receiving the link sees a polished, established business instead of a form with a logo. The photos are licensed stock from Pexels served from their CDN, and the layout degrades gracefully, so the app never looks broken even if an image fails to load. A booking calendar on the quote itself The owner taps the days they can take work in Settings (the next six weeks, tap to open a day, tap again to close it) and sets a time window for each: all day, morning, afternoon or evening. Those days ride inside every customer link. When the customer opens their quote, they see the real open days in a highlighted panel under the quote, tap the one they want, and get one-tap text or call buttons with the booking request already written out. No back-and-forth "what days work for you" messages, which is where small jobs quietly die. And here is the part that should not be possible without a server: the confirmation message carries a return link, so when the owner taps it, the booking records itself on the quote and lands on the dashboard's Booked jobs board, one big card per job with the day, the time, the customer, the address, the work and the total, soonest first. The owner can also set or clear a booking by hand in the quote editor for phone confirmations. Under the booking panel, the customer can also book the NEXT visit in 4, 5 or 6 weeks, same weekday, same time, and that message carries a return link too: one tap from the owner and the repeat job appears on the board as a new booked quote. Recurring revenue, built by the customer themselves. A week wrap-up that answers the money questions The dashboard closes the week with a wrap-up card: how much work is booked this week and across how many jobs, how much to hold back for taxes at the owner's own percentage (they set it, 20 percent by default, labeled plainly as a rule of thumb and not tax advice), how much is left after the hold, and how much is already booked for next week, plus a one-click copyable summary. Most solo operators do this math on a napkin in April. BidQuick does it every week, from the bookings already in the app. The follow-up system nobody else in this category has When a quote is marked Sent, BidQuick starts watching the clock. At day 2, day 5 and day 10 it writes the follow-up message for you, in the right tone for that stage: a friendly check-in, a gentle bump with a reason to act, and a polite last call that keeps the door open. The Follow-up Center sorts every waiting quote by how long it has waited, the dashboard shows exactly who needs a nudge today, and the message copies in one click. Three quote tools sold on this platform in the last six months. None of them had this. Local-first and free to run The product works wi...