Your kinds of job, ready to go
Each starts with its own checklist, which you can change to suit how you work.
- Interior repaint
- Exterior repaint
- Roof painting
- Deck staining
- Feature walls and touch-ups
For painters
Paint more. Chase less.
Quote a repaint from the walk-through, keep the exteriors out of the rain, and get the invoice out the day the drop sheets come up.
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30 days free. No card. Set up for painters from the start.
Quote it out loud
Say the job in the van. Foreman drafts the quote from your own rates and price list, you check it, and it's texted to the customer to accept on their phone.
Quote the Russos for an interior repaint: four bedrooms, the hallway and the living room, walls and ceilings.
Repeat work, offered again
When it's due, TradeMate texts the customer a few times that suit you. You OK the text, they pick a time, and it's booked.
- Deck re-staining, every 18 months
Automations for your trade
Switch on what helps. Anything going to a customer waits for your OK.
- Offer deck re-staining again. A deck stained about eighteen months ago: text them three times to do it again (yours to OK). They pick one and it's booked.
Everyone sees their part
Give each person a role, and they see what they need and nothing more. The money and the prices stay with you.
- Painter. Qualified painter: does the work, and quotes on site.
- Apprentice. Works under a painter's supervision: their own jobs' cards.
Every morning, a straight answer
Foreman reads your jobs, invoices and bank, and tells you what matters today, most important first.
An example:
Morning Tess. Rain's forecast Tuesday, and the Russo exterior's booked then: Wednesday's free to move it to. The Kim repaint's invoice is 12 days late and its second reminder is ready. You're booked solid until the 20th.
Try it on your own business
30 days free, no card. Then $99 a month for the whole team.