Get it quoted, get it done.
Quote in your language. Send it in theirs.
Run the app in Spanish and hand customers a clean proposal and portal they can read, so language never costs you a bid.
Free core, no card. No per-seat tax. No lead fees.
What gets in the way
The three things that slow you down
Tools are English only
Most contractor apps make you work in a second language all day, which slows everything down.
Customers want it in English
You think in Spanish, but the homeowner needs the proposal in English, and switching is friction.
Translation eats time
Re-writing a bid in another language is one more thing between you and the next job.
What Quotrr does about it
Three answers, shipped today
Work in Spanish
The app speaks Spanish, so you quote and run jobs in the language you think in.
A proposal they can read
Hand the customer a clean, clear proposal and portal in the language they are comfortable with.
No translation tax
Quote once and the bid is ready to send, without rewriting it in a second language.
Common questions
Is the app available in Spanish?
Yes. Quotrr runs in Spanish, so you can quote and manage jobs in the language you work in. The Spanish site is expanding section by section.
Can my customer read the proposal in English?
Yes. The proposal and the customer portal are clear and readable, so you can work in Spanish and still hand an English-speaking homeowner something they understand.
Do I need to translate my price book?
No. You build the price book once and send proposals from it, without rewriting your bids in another language.
Is support available in Spanish?
The product and help content are expanding in Spanish. Core flows are available today, with more coverage landing over time.
What does it cost?
Free core, and $5 a week or $150 a year for Premium, the same as everywhere on Quotrr.
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