VoiceQuoteStart

For electrical

Quoting software for electricians

Describe the panel you just opened and get a priced, branded proposal your customer signs on their phone. Built for residential electrical service, upgrades and additions.

Half your quotes hinge on what you found when the dead front came off. That detail lives in your head for the rest of the day and then has to be reconstructed at a laptop, usually with something left out.

What you say

This is the whole input.

Hundred amp Zinsco panel, full, no room for the charger. Needs a two hundred amp service upgrade — panel, meter base, the mast is rusted so that goes too. Then a forty-eight amp charger in the garage, about thirty foot run from the new panel. Utility coordination and a permit. He wants it before the car shows up in three weeks.
Spoken into a phone, standing on the job. About forty seconds. No forms, no dropdowns, no order you have to say it in.

What comes back

A proposal they can sign.

An example of the real output. Your quotes come out priced from your rate book — the numbers below are national-average defaults, which is exactly what a new account starts with and corrects.

Your Company Here

Electrical · Example proposal

PROPOSAL #1044
12 AUG 2026
VALID 30 DAYS

200A service upgrade + EV charger

Replace obsolete 100A panel, new meter base and mast, dedicated 240V charger circuit

Line itemQtyRateAmount
Panel upgrade — 200A service
Your rate
1 EA$2,800.00$2,800.00
Meter base replacement
Your rate
1 EA$1,100.00$1,100.00
Service mast / weatherhead
Your rate
1 EA$900.00$900.00
Whole-house surge protector
Your rate
1 EA$550.00$550.00
EV charger — 240V install
Your rate
1 EA$1,450.00$1,450.00
Attic / crawl wire run
Your rate
30 LF$7.50$225.00
Utility coordination and disconnect
Estimated
1 LS$320.00$320.00
Permit — residential major
Your rate
1 EA$950.00$950.00
Subtotal$8,295.00
Overhead & profit (20%)$1,659.00
Contract total$9,954.00

What you found is what gets pricedObsolete panel, rusted mast, no room on the bus — the conditions that decide the number are exactly the things you say out loud and exactly the things that get forgotten in a write-up.

Permit and utility lines are not afterthoughtsThey carry real money and real schedule. They land on the proposal as their own lines, so the customer understands the timeline before they sign, not after.

A signature that holds upDrawn signature, typed name, timestamp and IP printed on the document, with an identical copy emailed to both of you the moment they sign.

Correct a price once.Change a rate on the review screen and it is written back to your own book. The second quote in that trade is priced from your numbers, not ours.

Pricing

$149 a month. Unlimited quotes.

Per person who sends quotes. No cap, no per-quote fee, and no credits that expire at the end of the month — which matters most in the season a electrician actually needs it.

Works on any OSQR plan, including the free one. Cancel any time.