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Add the work you sell, with your own names and descriptions.
Estimating tool for business · one-time purchase
If your estimating process lives in text messages, spreadsheets, or your head, this gives customers a better first step. Set your own services and pricing rules, then let the widget handle the first estimate while you keep control of the real work.
Built for small businesses that need a useful estimate—not a giant software platform.
A straightforward answer
Start with the scope of work. Choose the unit that actually drives the job—hours, quantity, square footage, rooms, coverage, or another practical measure. Add direct costs and options, then set a clear point where a custom quote is better than an instant number.
That is exactly what this widget helps you turn into a customer-facing starting estimate.
What you control
Blank by design. There is no preset inspection catalog and no forced pricing model. You decide what customers can choose and what needs a closer look.
Add the work you sell, with your own names and descriptions.
Use base fees, quantity or size ranges, hours, coverage, and practical add-ons.
Set your business name, color, headings, wording, and button label.
Choose when a request should move to a custom quote instead of an instant number.
Your editor and calculation rules stay server-side and separate from the public widget.
Copy one direct link or an iframe for Wix, WordPress, Squarespace, and similar sites.
Built for real businesses
The right estimating tool should match the way the business works, not force every business into the same calculator.
Price by square footage, rooms, service level, travel, or add-ons.
Price by coverage, hours, deliverables, locations, or extra services.
Combine service tiers, area, frequency, materials, and optional work.
Start with an appointment, project, unit, or product and move complex work to a custom quote.
After verified payment
You are not buying a PDF or a locked demo. You receive a private workspace where you can keep changing the setup as the business changes.
Start with a better estimate
Set the rules once, give customers a useful starting number, and keep the final decision where it belongs—with you.
Questions businesses ask before buying
It is a customer-facing quote tool that lets a business define services, pricing rules, quantities, and add-ons, then give customers a useful starting estimate from its own website. Builders Forge keeps the editable pricing setup private and calculates quotes on the server.
Start with the scope of work, choose the unit that actually drives the job—hours, quantity, square footage, rooms, coverage, or another practical measure—then add direct costs, options, and a clear point where a custom quote is better than an instant number.
Yes. The widget starts with blank services and products rather than a preset industry catalog. It can be configured for home services, cleaning, landscaping, photography, consulting, repair, equipment, maintenance, and other businesses that sell work with repeatable pricing rules.
You receive a direct widget link and iframe embed code. The embed can be placed in Wix, WordPress, Squarespace, or another website that accepts an iframe. The public widget shows the customer experience; your pricing editor stays private.
After verified Stripe payment, Builders Forge creates your private workspace and sends a secure editor link. You add your services, prices, quantity rules, add-ons, wording, and brand color, then copy the public link or embed code.
No. Pricing rules and quote calculations remain server-side. Customers see the services and estimate experience you choose to publish, not the private editor configuration.
A practical starting point
Customers do not need your entire pricing model on the first click. They need a clear next step—and you need a tool that reflects how you actually work.
All digital product sales are final. No refunds, cancellations, or exchanges after purchase, except where required by law.
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