For tilers
Send your customer a link. They answer a few questions and photograph the surface, the existing tiles and the whole room, then you price it from your phone and they sign to accept.
7 days free. Cancel any time.
A tiling price depends on things the customer rarely mentions. Are the old tiles coming up, or is there bare sheeting underneath? Is the floor flat, or will it need levelling first? They want large format tiles, or a herringbone pattern that takes a lot more cutting, and you only find out when you arrive. Then there are wet areas, where you'll need to know what's already behind the tiles before you can price it properly.
A QuoteSnap link asks first. Type 'bathroom floor and walls' or 'kitchen splashback' and artificial intelligence (AI) writes questions and photo requests, which you check and edit. Your customer tells you the tile size and layout they want and photographs the surface, the old tiles and the full room. You see the condition and the scope, then price it or go and check the substrate yourself.
Add any of these to your form, change anything you like, and your link is ready to send.
Not yet. Type the job, such as 'bathroom retile', 'kitchen splashback' or 'outdoor patio tiles', and the AI writes the questions and photo requests. You check and edit them: change the wording, add tile size or layout options you use, and drop anything that doesn't suit. Save it and reuse it next time.
Sometimes. Photos show the size of the room, the condition of the old tiles and how much is being redone. What they can't show is what's behind the tiles or under the floor. You decide whether the photos give you enough to price it, or whether you want to see it before committing to a number.
Ask both as tap-to-answer questions, with a 'not chosen yet' option. If they want large format or herringbone, you know before you price it, not when you're setting out the first row. You can also ask for a photo of the tile box or sample so you can see the tile they've picked.
Ask whether the job includes a shower or bathroom floor, and for photos of the shower and the floor around the drain. The AI summary points out things to check, such as cracked grout or signs of water damage. What's needed for waterproofing is something you confirm on site. QuoteSnap only gathers the photos first.
No. The AI checks each photo is clear, lit and actually of the job, and writes a short summary of what's in them and their condition. It doesn't measure areas or count tiles. Ask your customer for rough dimensions in a question, then work out the area and allowance yourself.
Yes. Type 'pool tile repair' or 'pool waterline tiles' and edit what the AI writes. Ask whether the pool is full or empty, how much of it needs tiling, and for photos of the damaged areas and the surrounds. Pool work often needs a closer look, and you decide if you need one.
Yes. You price the quote on your phone and it goes out with a list of what's included, so you can separate labour, adhesive and grout, and tile supply if you're providing it. Your customer opens the quote on the same link and signs to accept.
No. Your link opens in any phone browser. They tap through the questions, take the photos and send it.
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.
Pick a form, copy your link, and send it to your next enquiry. Cancel before day 7 and you won't be charged.
