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Get it quoted, get it done.
Prove your work to the GC, keep the record for yourself.
Send clean proposals, document every job with photos and sign-off, and carry a verifiable track record from one general contractor to the next.
Free core, no card. No per-seat tax. No lead fees.
What gets in the way
The three things that slow you down
Your proof lives on someone else's job
You do the work, but the record sits with the GC. When you bid the next one, you start from zero.
Scope creep with no paper
A verbal change order today is an argument at payment time, because nothing was documented.
Getting paid takes chasing
Invoices sit in an inbox, and follow-up is a phone call you keep meaning to make.
What Quotrr does about it
Three answers, shipped today
Documented sign-off
Every job gets a signed scope and dated photos, so a change order is a record, not a memory.
A portable record
Your completed jobs and Props follow you, so a new GC can see your track record before the first handshake.
Get paid in the app
Send the invoice with the job and take payment in the same thread, so follow-up is a tap, not a call.
Common questions
Can I show a GC my track record?
Yes. Your completed jobs and verified Props build a public profile and a Quotrr Score you can share, so a general contractor can check your record before they hire.
How do I document a change order?
Update the scope and capture the customer's sign-off in the app, with dated photos attached to the job, so the change is documented rather than disputed later.
Can I get paid through Quotrr?
Yes. You can send an invoice tied to the job and take payment in the same place, so you are not chasing a separate billing tool.
Is my record mine if I switch GCs?
Yes. The reputation you build lives on your business, not on any one general contractor's account, so it follows you to the next job.
What does it cost?
The core is free. Premium is $5 a week or $150 a year, with no per-seat charge and no lead fee.
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