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The quoting app for scaffolders. Know the height and the footing before you load up.

Text your customer a link. They photograph each side of the building, the ground it will stand on and anything overhead, then you price it from your phone and they sign to accept.

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Why scaffolders quote with a link.

A scaffold enquiry tends to come with a street address and not much else. You don't know how many storeys, which sides need covering, whether the ground is concrete or a sloping garden bed, or how narrow the side passage is. You don't know who it's for, how long they'll need it, or if there are power lines near the roofline. Each one changes what goes on the truck.

QuoteSnap doesn't have a ready-made scaffolding form yet. Type the job, like painting scaffold or roof access, and artificial intelligence (AI) writes the questions and photo requests. You edit them before the link is sent. Your customer then photographs each side of the building, the ground where it will stand, tight spots and anything overhead. You see the site before deciding whether you can price it or need to look.

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 is the scaffold for: painting, roofing, gutters, rendering, building work or something else?
  • How many storeys is the building?
  • Which sides need scaffold: front, back, one side, or all round?
  • How long do you expect to need it?
  • What is the ground like where it will stand: concrete, lawn, garden beds or sloping?
  • Is the side access narrow, or shared with a neighbour?

Photos worth asking for

  • Each side: the full face of the building that needs scaffold
  • Ground: where the scaffold will stand
  • Tight spots: side passages, fences, pools
  • Overhead: power lines, trees or awnings
  • Roofline: eaves and gutters

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.

  • Residential scaffolding
  • Commercial scaffolding
  • Roof access
  • Painting scaffold
  • Event scaffolding
  • Industrial scaffold

Questions scaffolders ask.

Is there a ready-made form for scaffolding?

Not yet. Type the job name, such as residential scaffolding or painting scaffold, and AI writes the questions and photo requests. Check them, add the questions you always ask, and change the order of steps if you like. The form is saved for the next job.

Can I work out heights from the photos?

Not from the AI. It doesn't reliably measure, so ask how many storeys and whether there's a raised floor or steep roof. The photos show the building's shape and each side that needs covering, and you judge the rest. If it's unclear, you decide whether to go and see it.

Will I hear about power lines or obstacles?

Ask for a photo of anything overhead near the building. The AI summary can flag what it sees, such as lines, trees or awnings, as something to check. It's a prompt for a closer look, not a judgement on the site. Anything near power lines is your call.

How do I deal with hire duration?

Ask how long your customer expects to need the scaffold and what work it's for. Put the hire period in the list of what is included on your quote. They sign that list, so it's clear what the price covers if the job runs over.

What if more than one trade is using the scaffold?

Add a question asking which trades will be working off it and in what order. A painter and a roofer often need different lifts and access. You see it before you price, and your list of what is included sets out what you've allowed for.

Does it work when my customer is a builder or painter?

Yes. The link works for anyone with a phone browser, so a builder or painter can send you the photos from site just as easily as a homeowner. You can keep a separate form for trade customers with the questions they're best placed to answer.

Is it suited to commercial or industrial scaffold?

It works as a first step. Type the job and AI writes questions such as building use, when you can get on site and access restrictions. Change any that don't apply. Bigger sites usually still need a site visit, but you arrive with the photos and details already in hand.

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.

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