Built by a contractor with 25 years in the trade
Stop driving to tire-kicker estimates.
Text leads your link — they film the job on their phone. You get the video, the details, and a ready-to-send three-option bid before you've started the truck.
Free during beta · No password — just your email
Bid Assistant
Always ready to help
A real walkthrough becoming a real bid — this is the actual product.
From "can you come take a look?" to a signed bid
1. Get the job on video
Walk the job yourself, or text the customer your personal link and they film it on their phone — no app, no login. Tire-kickers quit here. Real jobs come through with footage.
2. AI drafts the bid, you set the numbers
A professional three-option estimate — Good, Better, Best — drafted in about a minute. Adjust any line item, any price. You know your market; this just saves you the typing.
3. Send it. Get the yes.
Your customer gets a clean bid page with your name on it and accepts online. Change orders, material lists, and customer records are all built in.
You know the drive.
Forty minutes out, forty minutes back, an hour walking a job for someone who wanted a free ballpark to beat their brother-in-law's number. Your intake link ends it: the lead films the job and answers a few questions before you commit a trip. Serious customers take two minutes to do it. Price-shoppers don't — and that's the point.
How the link works
- You text one reusable link — yours, with your name on it.
- The customer records a quick video or adds photos, then the job details. No app, no login.
- You get everything in your inbox with a draft estimate ready to review.
- The customer never sees a price until you send one.
Why I built this

"I've spent 25 years in construction. The work was never the hard part — the paperwork was. Evenings writing bids at the kitchen table, Saturdays driving to estimates that were never going to close. I looked for a tool that fixed that and couldn't find one built by somebody who'd actually swung a hammer. So I built it. I use it on my own jobs every week."
Ben Guse — Founder, Bid on the GoLicensed Master Electrician. Guse Construction, Indiana. Started in my dad's business at 13 and dropped out of high school to work it full time. Failed the GED once before I passed it. Later left the trade for five years to finish a degree in Electrical Engineering Technology, then came back to the tools. Still on jobs every week.
Everything between the handshake and the check
Tire-kicker filter
Your intake link makes leads show you the job before you burn a trip. The customer never sees a price.
Three-option bids
Good / Better / Best pricing that closes more jobs and closes them bigger. Drafted for you, priced by you.
Online acceptance
Customers view and accept your bid from a link. No printing, no chasing signatures.
Change orders
Scope grew? Send a change order in minutes and keep the paper trail — and the profit.
Material lists
Turn an estimate into a shareable material list for the supply house run.
Works from the truck
Built for the jobsite, not the office. Record now, upload when you have signal.
Simple pricing
Beta
Free
Every feature included while we grow. No credit card.
One skipped dead-end trip pays for it.
When beta ends: $49/month. Beta users lock in early-supporter pricing.
Fair questions
Does the AI set my prices?
No — you do. It drafts the estimate: the scope, the line items, and the options (Good, Better, Best when the job has real choices to offer; one price when it doesn't). You set or adjust every number before anything goes out. It replaces the evening of typing, not your judgment.
What if the video misses something?
Then it says so. Every draft lists what it assumed and asks the two or three questions it still needs answered — it does not quietly guess. You can answer them, ask it to go back through the footage for a specific detail, or request another clip before you price anything. A thin video gets you a thin draft, not a bad bid.
What does my customer see?
A clean, professional bid page with your name on it — up to three options they can compare and accept online. Nothing for them to install or sign up for.
Is my customer's video private?
Yes. It goes to you and to the AI that drafts the estimate — never to advertisers or data brokers, and we never sell it. Processing runs on a paid Google Gemini tier: Google does not use your content to train its models, keeps its working copy of an upload for at most 48 hours, and logs inputs and outputs for a limited period for abuse monitoring. The video itself stays in your account until you delete it or close your account. The Privacy Policy spells all of it out.
I'm not a tech guy. How hard is this?
If you can text a video, you can use it. There's no setup and no password — you log in with a code sent to your email or phone.
What trades does it work for?
Residential contractors of every stripe: remodelers, painters, roofers, electricians, plumbers, handymen, flooring, decks, general contractors. If you bid jobs, it writes bids.
What does it cost?
It's free while we're in beta — every feature included, no credit card. When beta ends it will be $49/month, and beta users lock in early-supporter pricing.