For glaziers

The quoting app for glaziers. See the broken pane and its frame before you go.

Text your customer a link. They answer a few questions and photograph the broken pane, the frame and any stamp in the corner of the glass. Price it on your phone, send it back, and they sign to accept.

7 days free. Cancel any time.

Why glaziers quote with a link.

"The window's smashed" does not tell you much. You need to know if it is a sliding door or a small louvre, a timber or aluminium frame, single or double glazed, and whether the frame is sound enough to take new glass. Shower screens and splashbacks bring their own questions about size, fixings and access. Most of it is visible, if someone shows you.

With QuoteSnap, type the job, like "shower screen" or "window glass replacement", and artificial intelligence (AI) writes the questions and photo requests. Check and edit them, then send. Your customer photographs the glass, the frame and the way in, plus a close-up of any stamp or label. You read those details yourself and decide if the job can be priced now or needs a measure first.

Skip the drive-out quote. Your customer shows you the job. You price it from your phone.

  1. 1See the job without driving outText your link. They answer the questions you'd ask on site and snap the photos you need.Drive outLook aroundDrive back
  2. 2Send your quotePrice it from what they sent. They sign to accept.
  3. 3Get paidSend the invoice from the job. On Premium they pay by card or bank and it marks itself paid.

Your form, built from the job name. Type the job and AI writes the questions and photo requests. You check them.

Questions worth asking

  • What do you need: broken glass, a new window, a shower screen, a splashback, a mirror or a balustrade?
  • Is it urgent, or a planned upgrade?
  • What is the frame made of: aluminium, timber or not sure?
  • Is the glass on the ground floor or upstairs?
  • Roughly how big is the glass? Type the width and height if you can measure it.
  • Is there a clear path to carry a large pane through?

Photos worth asking for

  • The damage: the broken or cracked glass up close
  • Whole window or door: from outside, showing the full frame
  • Frame condition: corners and seals, and any rot or rust
  • Glass stamp: any marking in the corner of the pane
  • Access: the path to the window from the street

Add any of these to your form, change anything you like, and your link is ready to send.

AI does the reading. You set the price.

  • Checks every photoIf a photo is blurry, too dark or not of the job, your customer is asked to retake it before they send.
  • Sums up the jobA short summary on top of each request: what's in the photos, its condition, and anything to check, like access or safety.
  • Drafts a price on PremiumFrom the photos, the answers and your past quotes. You check it and set the final price.
  • Nothing goes out without youEvery quote is yours to change before you send it.

Built for the jobs you quote.

  • Window replacement
  • Glass repairs
  • Shower screens
  • Splashbacks
  • Mirrors
  • Balustrades

Questions glaziers ask.

Can I tell what glass it is from photos?

Sometimes. Ask for a close-up of any stamp or label in the corner of the pane, and read it yourself. The AI summary describes what is in the photos and its condition, but it does not reliably read brands, glass types or thicknesses, so do not rely on it for that.

Do customers need to measure the glass?

For pricing glass you usually want sizes. QuoteSnap does not measure from photos, so add a question asking the customer to measure the width and height, or the full frame. If you would rather measure yourself before cutting, the photos still tell you what you are walking into.

How do I sort urgent repairs from planned jobs?

Ask up front with a tap-to-answer question: is the glass broken now, or is this a planned upgrade? The answer, the photos and a short summary land on your phone together, so you can see which job needs you today and which can be quoted and booked in.

Can I quote a shower screen from photos?

You can get a long way. Ask for the shower from the doorway, the walls and tiles where it fixes, the base, and any existing screen, plus rough measurements. You may still want to check sizes before you order, and that is your decision. The link gets the first price out without a trip.

Will the photos show me if the frame is the real problem?

Ask for a photo of each corner of the frame and the seals. The summary on your phone notes the condition of what is in the photos and anything worth checking, such as visible rot or rust. If the frame looks doubtful, you can quote the frame work as well or go and look.

What about getting large panes in?

Add a photo request for the path from the street to the window, including stairs, narrow halls or side gates. For upstairs windows, ask whether there is outside access. Anything that looks like it needs extra hands or equipment shows up early, so you can allow for it in the price.

Can I ask for a deposit on custom glass?

On Premium, ask for a deposit when the customer signs. They pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe and it goes into your own Stripe account. That suits glass you have to order in, like splashbacks, mirrors cut to size or balustrade panels.

Does my customer need to download an app?

No. Your link opens in any phone browser. They tap through the questions, take the photos and send it.

How much does QuoteSnap cost?

Every plan starts with 7 days free. After that it's $4.99 a month for Basic or $8.99 a month for Premium, including GST. Cancel any time from your settings.

Send your next quote link today.

Pick a form, copy your link, and send it to your next enquiry. Cancel before day 7 and you won't be charged.