The conversion is priced before you drive out.

Tub and shower work is sold in the home, and the in home visit is the whole cost of sale. When the homeowner was expecting $3,000 for a $12,000 conversion, the visit was wasted before you rang the bell. The app puts the price for the conversion in front of the homeowner first, with the enclosure and the options, so the visit is a close, not a discovery.

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

• Tub to shower, tub to tub, or walk in tub
• ZIP code
• Enclosure: curtain and rod, sliding glass door, or frameless glass
• Options: rain head, thermostatic valve, niche, shelves, seat, extra grab bars, barrier free entry

Three prices, at your pricing, with every line of materials and labor underneath. Basic is an acrylic pan and smooth surround with a curtain and rod, the one visit conversion. Modern is a marble look solid surface with a framed sliding glass door and a fold down seat. Luxury is full tile with waterproofing, a built in bench, a frameless glass enclosure and upgraded fittings. Two grab bars are standard on every package, and the homeowner can add a rain head, a thermostatic valve, a recessed niche, corner shelves and accessibility options.

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 conversion the decision is usually made by the person who uses the bathroom every day, and the app asks who that is.

A text with the conversion type, the tier, the price they saw, their answers and a score out of 10. Jobs under your floor 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.