Handyman estimates in minutes.
Invoices before you leave.
Scope is handyman estimating and invoicing software built for small jobs. Turn a punch list into an itemized estimate, get it approved on site, and create the invoice from the same quote.
- Punch list to signed estimate
- 2 minPunch list to signed estimate
- Approved estimate to invoice
- 1 tapApproved estimate to invoice
- Deposits and balances tracked
- Partial okDeposits and balances tracked
Six jobs on one Monday
14 Sep · 6 stopsAn example day. Each row is one job in Scope. Its estimate and invoice are separate records linked to it — shown on the right.
“And could you look at the gate while you're here?”
The add-on is where a $130 stop becomes a $390 stop — if you can price it without going back to the truck for a pad.
- 1Tap the saved item, set the quantity
- 2Update the estimate before they sign it
- 3Create the invoice from it — the new total comes along
A job still open after its scheduled time gets flagged on Home.
Six stops a day means one gets left “in progress.” Scope points it out so you can finish it, and invoice it, before the week gets away from you.
The twenty things people actually call you for.
Saved with your rates so a six-item punch list is a two-minute estimate on the porch.
Example rates — you set your own.
What handymen ask before they switch
Is this overkill for two-hour jobs?
No setup wizard, no accountant, four screens. An estimate takes under two minutes.
Can I just quote hourly?
Save your hourly rate as an item and set the quantity on site.
Customer adds work mid-job?
Send the extra work as a new estimate for them to approve, or add the line to the invoice before you send it.
Does it do my taxes?
No. It keeps the records clean so whoever does them has something to work with.
Other trades
Six jobs a day. All of them billed.
Free while Scope is in beta. Five minutes to set up, and tomorrow's first stop gets quoted on the porch.
