From plan to quote
ready to sign
Wall areas, ceilings, facade net of openings: quantities come from the plan, litres from your coverage rates, and the PDF quote goes out with your logo and your legal notices.
Area becomes a paint volume using your coverage, your coats and your primer.
Logo, accent colour, company number, VAT id, legal notices and signature saved once and for all.
The quote goes to the client straight from the app, without a detour through your inbox.
Painting quotes get lost between takeoff and layout
A painter rarely spends more than an hour measuring, and often three formatting: copying areas across, applying coverage rates, adding coats, digging out last year's Word template, fixing the header, exporting to PDF. The lost time is not in the takeoff, it is in everything after it.
Here the path is unbroken: the plan or elevation gives the areas, the paint calculator gives litres and tins, the quote line takes the quantity, and the PDF comes out in your own branding. Changing a ceiling height or a coverage rate updates everything down to the gross total.
From area to signed quote
Painted areas from the plan
Walls per room at the ceiling height you set, ceilings, and facade net of openings.
Litres, tins and primer
Coverage in m² per litre, number of coats, tin size: the order works itself out.
External repaint
On a facade, the net area, the reveal returns and the scaffolding land in the same quote.
Unit prices and VAT
Your prices per m², the applicable construction VAT rate, net and gross totals computed line by line.
Quote in your branding
Logo, colour, contact details, legal notices and sign-off on every page of the PDF.
Send to the client
The PDF is emailed from the app with a pre-filled message you adjust before sending.
Painting quote questions
Can I keep my own coverage rates?
Yes, coverage, number of coats and tin size are fields you fill in. Nothing is imposed: a facade paint at 4 m² per litre and an interior acrylic at 12 are equally easy to enter.
Does the quote meet my legal obligations?
The template carries the usual fields: company identity, registration number, VAT, client details, itemized lines, totals and a legal notices block that you write yourself. What those notices must say depends on your country and trade, so you settle that.
What if the client asks for a variant?
You duplicate the quote, change the paint or the coat count, and the new total lands in seconds. Both versions stay in the project, which avoids resending a stale price.
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