Every quote, customer, photo and invoice, in one system your company owns. Not a seat in someone else’s software, so nothing walks out the door when an estimator does. I spent three seasons quoting driveways before I built SealQuote, the system I wish we’d had.
The measurement’s on a scrap of paper in the truck. The price gets worked out at the kitchen table, after dinner. Photos are in somebody’s camera roll, and the schedule is a group chat.
Follow-ups happen when somebody remembers. Mostly, nobody remembers.
And when an estimator moves on, their prices, their customers and everything they knew walk out the door with them.
You don’t lose those jobs because the work is bad. You lose them because paper is slow.
This is the app doing the whole job, from the knock to “due again in three years.” Every screen is the real app, running a demo company.
Step 1 of 9
A name or an address is enough. It saves itself while you type. There’s no save button to forget.
Step 2 of 9
Type the square footage and crack length. The full price and your book-today price are calculated on the spot. No math on the tailgate, no rate sheet in the truck.
Step 3 of 9
Write the numbers on the quote card you already leave behind, or send a branded PDF by text or email, whichever the customer wants. Either way it’s in their hands before you leave.
Step 4 of 9
One tap and it’s a reminder with a date on it: next week, next month, or the start of next season. When it comes due it comes back on its own, with the price, notes and photos still attached.
Step 5 of 9
No time-slot Tetris. Jobs go on a day, in the order the crew will hit them, and everybody sees the same list, even with no signal at the job.
Step 6 of 9
Mark it complete and the invoice is ready, built from the job’s own numbers. Send it in one tap. No retyping anything at night.
Step 7 of 9
Full payment, partial, e-transfer: record it right in the driveway. The job always knows what’s still owing.
Step 8 of 9
Finished but not invoiced? Invoiced but not paid? Time to ask for the review? It sits on the home screen until it’s dealt with.
Step 9 of 9
When the reseal comes due, the customer comes back as a lead at the start of the season. Measured, priced, one tap from a new quote, before anyone else has knocked.
Measure, and the price is calculated. Write it on your card or send the PDF. No calculator, no rate sheet, no evening at the kitchen table.
The invoice builds itself from the job the moment you mark it done.
Everyone you seal this year returns as a lead in three years, at the start of the season, before anyone else is at the door.
Prices, properties, photos, history: it all belongs to the company, not to whoever happened to take the call.
Your evenings are yours again.
Your logo, your colours, your company: on the app your crew opens every morning, on the quotes your customers receive, on the invoices they pay. SealQuote is set up around your services, your rates and the way your company already runs. To everyone who touches it, it’s your system.
What’s booked, what’s finished, what’s collected, what’s still owed. Live, without chasing anyone.
SealQuote isn’t a subscription you rent. It’s your company’s own system, set up around your services, your rates, your minimums and your paperwork, then run for you. You don’t change how you work to fit the app. The app is fitted to you.
$10,000 one-time build
then $600 a month · cancel anytime
2 founding spots left
$7,500
reduced from $10,000
one-time build
then $600 a month · cancel anytime
Everything in Standard, and:
After your first full season, a short case study and a few honest words about what it changed for your business. That is what the founding rate buys me. You approve every word before it goes anywhere, and you can say no.
On either one, the balance isn’t due until you’re live: your prices in, your people on it, and a real quote out the door. Half down to start. Complex data migration and company-specific integrations are scoped separately.
The two jobs it brings back next spring cover the build. One booked driveway covers months of the fee. And that call-back list gets longer every season you run it.
Figures are a guide, not an offer. A binding price comes in a written proposal for your company.
About two hours of your time across the whole thing. The rest is my work, not yours. From day one, every quote your crew gives lands in the app and stays there.
I build and run every SealQuote myself, which caps how many companies I can take on: three founding builds this winter, and the first spot is already spoken for. That cap is the whole reason the founding rate exists, and the reason it closes when the roster fills. Reserve a spot now and your build gets booked for the winter: your prices, your branding, and every past customer you have go in with it, so you open next season to a list of people to call, not a blank page.
Get your written proposal: one page with what gets configured, what it costs, when you’re live, and the guarantee in writing. Take it to whoever does your books.
Get my proposalThey’re built to fit every trade, which means they fit none of them exactly. SealQuote is built around sealing work, then fitted to your company: your services, your prices, your minimums, your paperwork. The big apps make you learn their way. Yours already works.
You’re not renting seats on somebody’s platform. You’re getting your company’s own system, set up for you, hosted for you, adjusted as your business changes. Weigh it against what one lost repeat customer costs you, every season, forever.
No. Payments run through the processor you already have. Your merchant account, your rates. Accounting connects as part of the build. And your data is exportable whenever you ask.
Every quote, invoice and payment lives on the job it belongs to. Invoices are numbered in one sequence and never lost. Payments, full or partial, are recorded against the job, so what’s owed is never a guess. And the data exports free, any time, so nothing is ever stuck here.
Yes. Book a demo. I’ll walk you through the real app on a real phone.
I’ve been sealing driveways for three seasons, and I kept watching quotes, photos, schedules, invoices and customer names scatter across five different places. So I built SealQuote to keep the whole job in one thread, from the estimate in the driveway to the invoice, to knowing when that customer is due again.
When you come on board, I set it up around your services, your prices and your workflow myself.
You’re not buying from a vendor. You get me for the rollout, and after.
Bryson · SealQuote · 587-200-5888
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