Capture notes before leaving the property or service call.
Mobile estimating app
A mobile estimating app for the moment right after the walkthrough.
The best time to write the estimate is when the details are fresh. EstimateIn10 is designed around the phone-first mobile estimating workflow contractors already use in the field.
How the workflow works.
EstimateIn10 organizes the notes into a customer-facing estimate structure.
Adjust scope, line items, totals, exclusions, and terms from the same mobile workflow.
Share the estimate while the customer still remembers the walkthrough.
Best fit.
- Contractors who quote from the field more often than from a desk.
- Service calls, repairs, walkthroughs, and small-to-medium jobs.
- Anyone who wants mobile estimating without rebuilding every estimate from a blank template.
What makes it different from a form on a small screen.
Start with the job description, not a blank line-item grid that is hard to fill out from a phone.
Create the first draft while the customer details, access issues, and scope notes are still fresh.
Review scope, pricing, exclusions, and terms before sharing anything with the customer.
Related resources.
RelatedContractor estimate appStart with the broader app page.
RelatedWhat is a contractor estimate?Understand the structure before drafting from the field.
RelatedContractor estimate exampleModel the final customer-facing estimate.
RelatedTrade-specific workflowsSee how mobile estimating applies by trade.
FAQ.
Is EstimateIn10 a full field service management system?
No. EstimateIn10 is focused on creating and sharing estimate drafts quickly. Larger operations platforms may fit better for dispatch, scheduling, fleet workflows, and full back-office management.
Does the AI set the final price for me?
No. EstimateIn10 helps create an editable draft. You review pricing, scope, exclusions, and terms before sending anything to a customer.
Can I use templates instead?
Yes. Templates are useful when you already know the scope and pricing. EstimateIn10 is useful when turning jobsite notes into the first draft is the slow part.
Try one real job before changing your whole workflow.
Use EstimateIn10 for the first draft, then keep the estimating, bookkeeping, and approval process that already works for your business.