Customer-guided pricing, estimates & booking

Book routine service jobs without the phone call.

Customers answer your questions, receive your approved price—or send a Guided Estimate—and book a time that fits.

  • Instant Pricing
  • Guided Estimates
  • While We’re There™
  • Smart Scheduling
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Start with a handful of repetitive services—or your entire catalog.

Works alongside the software you already use. No new CRM required.

A real product screen. The contractor’s name has been changed.
Price2BookVoltmark ElectricWhat you control
yourcompany.com/pricingYour customer
Your page. Every price and every window in it is one you set.

Your services. Your pricing rules. Your schedule.

Built for residential service contractors. Built first with a working residential electrical contractor.

What Price2Book does for your business.

Book jobs without the phone call

Homeowners answer the questions that decide the work and book a time — the call your office repeats every day, handled by the customer.

How it works →
Quote jobs without driving there

For work you want to price yourself, the customer sends the details and photographs you asked for. You review the scope and set the estimate.

How it works →
Make every visit worth more

Once a visit is already happening, eligible extra work can be added at your same-visit price.

How it works →
Put your booking link everywhere

One pricing page you can point at from your website, a text message, an invoice, or a QR code on the truck.

Control the services and pricing logic

Your services, your questions, your rates, your minimums — and which work is priced instantly rather than reviewed by you.

How it works →
Only offer times that fit the work

Availability reflects how long the job actually takes and the hours you set, so a booked slot is one you can keep.

How it works →

Built for the trades that live on service calls.

PlumbingIn build
HVACNext

The customer does the intake. You keep the decisions.

What homeowners see

Your catalog, your questions, your approved price — on a page that looks like your business.

What you control

The services, the questions behind each one, what every answer does, your rates and your hours.

Real screens from the running product. The contractor’s name has been changed.

Show prices. Send estimates. Or do both.

You don’t have to publish your prices to put your pricing process online.

Instant Price
For predictable work that can be scoped from the customer’s answers.

You approve the pricing. When the answers establish enough of the job, the customer gets that answer immediately and can carry on to booking.

How it works →
Guided Estimate
For work you want to look at before you give anyone a number.

The customer answers the same guided questions and supplies the details and photographs you asked for. You review the scope and set the estimate.

You can use Price2Book this way without displaying instant prices at all.

How it works →
Onsite Visit
For work that genuinely has to be seen, diagnosed or measured in person.

Some jobs need somebody there, and pretending otherwise is how a customer ends up with a number nobody can stand behind. Price2Book routes those to a visit instead.

You decide which services work which way.

Go on estimates because the job needs you there — not because you needed more information.

If the customer can give you what you need to quote the work, Price2Book collects it. Review the answers and the photographs, set the estimate, and keep the truck parked. When a job genuinely needs to be seen, send someone.

The trip that was really a fact-finding mission
Customer calls
You ask what you can over the phone
You schedule an estimate
You drive there
You gather the information
You drive back
You work out the price
The same job, quoted from what they sent
Customer answers the guided questions
They supply the details and photographs you asked for
You review the scope
You set the estimate

And when the work does have to be seen — a diagnosis, a condition nobody can photograph, a measurement that has to be right — that is what the visit is for.

How Guided Estimates works →
Your pricing link

One pricing engine. Everywhere customers find you.

Add Price2Book to your website, then use that same pricing page everywhere you market your business. One link, one QR code — not a second website to keep up to date.

Where this goes

Service-specific links are the next step: an EV charger ad or a QR code that opens straight into that service’s questions, its price and its booking.

In build for V1Embedding Price2Book into your own page is a V1 release item and is being built now. Every contractor also gets a hosted Price2Book page, which is what a contractor without a website uses.

yourcompany.com/pricing
On the truck
Scan for pricing
yourcompany.com/pricing
A code on the van, a link in a text — the same page either way.
Your websiteInstagram bioGoogle Business ProfileFacebookText messagesEmail signatureQR codesTruck & yard signsInvoices & postcards

The same page, everywhere. Change a price once and every one of these is already pointing at the new one.

Add Price2Book without rebuilding your business.

Keep the software you already use. Price2Book handles the pricing-and-booking experience. Your CRM, invoicing, dispatch, payroll and job costing stay exactly where they are.

Setup is a conversation, not a form.

Start from the trade knowledge, tell Price2Book how you actually work, review what would become bookable, and approve it. Nothing goes live because a template contains it.

Start from the trade template
Add your numbers
Set your policies
Review your prices
Turn on what you want
Start where it hurts

Start with ten services — or take it as far as you want.

Price2Book can run as much — or as little — of your service work as you want. Start with the jobs that generate the same phone call over and over.

“How much to replace a ceiling fan?”

“What do you charge to install an outlet?”

“When can you come? Does Tuesday work? What about Thursday?”

Put these online first

The predictable, repetitive work — the jobs you quote the same way every time, and the ones that fill your day with scheduling back-and-forth.

Leave these exactly as they are

Renovations, custom work, anything you’d rather handle yourself. They keep running the way they run today.

Electrical contractors start from a canonical catalog of 13 categories and 73 services, already carrying the questions that change each job. Rename it, reprice it, hide what you don’t do.

This is what your customer does.

If Price2Book can’t responsibly produce a price from the information available, it routes the job to the appropriate next step instead of guessing.

Choose the work
Answer a few questions
Get an answer
Book
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We’re onboarding a
small number of
contractors.

Price2Book is being built and proven with real contractors before broader release. If this sounds like how you want customers to price and book your services, we’d like to talk.

No card required. We keep what you enter here — your name, company, email, trade and the two optional answers — to have that conversation, and nothing else. We don’t sell it, and we don’t add you to a mailing list.