The basement is priced before you climb down the stairs.
The EstimateElite tool puts a real basement finish price on your website, at your pricing. The homeowner sees it, answers three questions, and only the ones worth the drive reach your phone.
The problem in this trade
A basement is the biggest square footage a homeowner will ever price, and the least understood. They want a bedroom, a bathroom, a bar and a theater, and they budget for carpet and paint. An egress window alone is more than they planned for the whole room. You find that out standing in an unfinished basement after a 40 minute drive.
What the homeowner enters
On your link, from her phone, in about a minute:
- Basement size in square feet
- ZIP code
- Bedrooms, bathrooms, half baths, bar area, home theater
- Egress windows, walkout, closet systems
What she sees
Three prices, at your pricing, with every line of materials and labor underneath. Basic is an open media area, a storage room and a bathroom rough in, with framing, insulation, drywall, electrical and a heat pump. Modern adds a finished bathroom, a bar or pool table area and upgraded finishes. Luxury is a full bathroom, a custom bar, a home theater area and premium finishes throughout. Framing, drywall, electrical, HVAC, plumbing and every egress window are separate lines.
Live figures from the app on September 20, 2026. Your own pricing moves all three.
The prices come from the tool's pricing tables, adjusted for her ZIP and then for your pricing. How the tool prices a job walks through the whole calculation.
The three questions
When are you starting, does the price fit your budget, and who decides. Basements are planned over years. The tool separates the family starting in 30 days from the one who will still be thinking about it next winter.
What reaches you
A text with the square footage, the rooms, the tier, the price they saw, and their answers. Only the ones who qualify. Basements under your floor never reach your phone.
You still do your own estimates. The tool decides who gets one.
What it costs
Base is $97 a month, Pro is $197 a month, less on a yearly plan. One wasted trip is about $200, so the tool pays for itself the first time it keeps you off a driveway.
The things contractors ask us.
Yes. Each egress window is its own line, materials and labor, and a walkout is priced separately.
Find out on your website. Not in your driveway.
Ten short steps. Tell us about your business, set your market, suppliers and brand, test drive your tool, then pick the plan that fits.