The floor is priced before you drive out to measure it.

Flooring estimates are quick to give and easy to lose. You drive out to measure 300 square feet of vinyl plank, the homeowner was hoping for $800, and the job is $2,500. The trip costs you more than the margin on the jobs you do win at that size. The app puts the price per material in front of the homeowner first, so you only measure floors that are worth measuring.

On your link, from her phone, in about a minute:

• Square footage
• ZIP code
• Material: vinyl plank, laminate, engineered, solid hardwood, porcelain, natural stone
• Removal of the old floor, stairs, pattern

Three prices, at your pricing, with every line of materials and labor underneath. Basic is luxury vinyl plank or laminate. Modern is engineered hardwood or quality porcelain tile. Luxury is solid hardwood or designer large format tile with custom details. Removal of the old floor, subfloor prep, underlayment, furniture moving, baseboards, transitions and cleanup are each their own line, and the homeowner picks the material, the pattern and whether the old floor comes up.

The prices come from the app's pricing tables, adjusted for her ZIP and then for your pricing. How the app prices a job walks through the whole calculation.

When are you starting, does the price fit your budget, and who decides. On a flooring job the answer to "does this fit" is the whole lead. The app gets it before you drive.

A text with the square footage, the material, the tier, the price they saw, their answers and a score out of 10. Floors under your minimum never reach your phone.

You still do your own estimates. The app decides who gets one.

$150 a month billed annually, or $350 month to month. One plan, everything included. 7 day free trial, then 30 day money back. One wasted trip is about $200, so the app pays for itself the first time it keeps you off a driveway.