Your customers price their own fence on your website
Fence estimating software that works the other way round: instead of you doing the takeoff, the customer measures their own yard on a satellite map and sees a number built from your rates. You stop driving out to price-shoppers, and you get the ones who still want you.
Time is the product
Someone fills in your contact form. Then phone tag. Then you drive out and measure — and half the time they were never going to book at any price. That is the part this removes.
Sign up and set your prices
Your fence types, your per-foot rates at each height, your gate prices. About twenty minutes, all of it in your own account — and we are on hand if you want help.
Add one button to your website
A "Get an instant quote" link, anywhere on the site you already have. No developer, no plugin, no rebuild.
Quotes arrive already qualified
Name, number, and the fence they drew — with a price they've already seen and accepted. You only drive out to real jobs.
It should look like your company, not ours
It already has your website address from sign-up. One press reads your logo and pulls your exact brand colors off your own site — not close, the same hex numbers your site uses. Tweak anything you like, publish, and the page your customers land on is yours down to the button.
Your website, then your quote page wearing the same colors a minute later.
Every style you sell, at the price you charge for it
Your lineup, your per-foot rate at each height, your gate prices — the customer picks from what you actually install and the total moves as they do. No national averages, no “starting at”, no bid you have to walk back later.
A 229-foot board-on-board fence, priced at your rates while they watch.
You get the drawing, not just a name
The lead arrives with the fence they traced on their own roof, the style and height they chose, the gates they placed, and the price they already accepted. You can call them back knowing the job before you get in the truck.
The same job you just watched them draw, waiting in your queue.
Even the people who don't finish
Contact details come first, before any of the drawing — so when somebody gets pulled away halfway through, you still have their name, their number and the address they typed. They land in your queue marked “didn't finish”, which is a callback you would otherwise never have known to make.
They gave their details and left at the second corner. You still have them.
Change a price — or a photo — without calling anybody
Lumber moves. Open your catalogue, change the rate, publish. Every style ships with a photo, and you can replace any of them with a picture of your own work, which is the one thing a stock render can never be.
Change a rate, drop in a photo of your own work, publish.
A quote from a person, not from a website
Add the estimator who will actually call: name, title, direct number, their photo. They show up on the quote the customer reads, so the follow-up call is expected instead of cold.
The estimator who'll make the call, on the quote before it goes out.
Only the addresses you would actually drive to
Draw the area you serve — a radius, or a shape you click out corner by corner. An address outside it gets a polite “outside our area” message instead of a quote, before anybody's time is spent.
Six clicks around the metro. Inside gets quoted; outside gets a polite no.
See where the quotes stall
How many people opened your page, how many got as far as drawing, how many left before the price. If everyone drops at the same step, that is worth knowing — and it is the kind of thing a contact form has never once told you.
Thirty days on one page: who arrived, who drew, who left before the price.
What you get
One page, under your brand, quoting your real prices.
Your brand
Your logo and colors on a page that looks like yours, not ours.
Your prices
You set them — per foot, per height, per gate, plus add-ons.
Your photos
Swap any stock style photo for a picture of your own work.
Satellite drawing
Property lines from county records; the customer traces the fence.
Multiple fence styles
Front yard and backyard can differ. The map colors each run.
Gates on the line
Single and double gates dropped exactly where they go.
Leads to your inbox
Name, phone, the map they drew, and the quote they saw.
A lead dashboard
Everything in one queue, with CSV export and seats for your team.
Your service area
A radius or a shape you draw. Outside it, nobody gets quoted.
Your people
Estimators with names, titles and numbers, on the quote itself.
Traffic insights
Where visitors came from and which step they stop at.
No contract
Cancel from your phone. The first month is free.
Simple pricing
Everything above, for one flat monthly price. First month free. No contract, no annual fee, no minimum spend, no per-lead charge — cancel any time from your account.
Payment is handled by Stripe. You are not charged today.
Questions contractors ask
Is this fence estimating software?
Yes, with the work turned around. Estimating software normally means you do the takeoff after a site visit — measure, enter, price, send. Here the customer does the measuring, on a satellite map of their own property, and the price comes from the rate card you loaded. You get an estimate that is already priced and already accepted, before anyone drives anywhere. If you also want to price a job yourself, the same page works from your own laptop.
Does it do takeoffs, or replace my estimating spreadsheet?
It does the measuring and the pricing for the jobs that come in through your website, which is where most of the repetitive quoting is. It is not a full job-costing suite: no material lists, no crew scheduling, no invoicing. If you keep a spreadsheet for complex commercial bids, keep it — this handles the residential quotes that were eating your evenings.
How is this different from Angi or HomeAdvisor?
Those sell you strangers, and they sell the same lead to three or four contractors at once. This isn't a lead marketplace at all — it's a tool for the traffic you already have: your website, your Google listing, your referrals. Everything that comes through it is yours alone. Plenty of contractors run both; this is the cheap one.
I'm booked out and everything comes from referrals. Why would I need this?
Booked out is exactly who this is for. It isn't about more leads — it's about the time you're already losing. Every referral still calls you for a price. Put the button on your site, they price themselves, and you stop measuring yards for people who flinch at the ballpark. It's a time filter.
Whose prices does it quote?
Yours, and you set them yourself. You pick the styles you really sell and type your installed price per linear foot at each height, your gate prices, and any add-ons like tear-out — about twenty minutes, in your own account. From then on the page quotes your rates, not a national average. Show an exact number or a range; most pick a range, which reads as honest and leaves bid room. Want a second pair of eyes before it goes live? Ask and we'll go through it with you.
What does the customer actually do?
They type their address, and the satellite map comes up with their property line already drawn from county records. They trace the fence — front and back can be different styles, and the map colors each one — then drop gates right on the line. The price updates live as they draw. When they're done you get their name, number, and the exact map they drew, in your inbox.
Can I change my prices later?
Any time, from your own login — every style, every height, gate prices, add-ons. You can swap the stock photo on a style for a picture of your own work, too. Edits save as a draft and go live when you publish, so nothing half-finished ever shows on your page, and quotes already sent keep the prices they were quoted at.
What if they start and don't finish?
You still get them. The page asks for a name, number and email before the drawing starts, so somebody who gets interrupted at the second corner is already in your queue — flagged as unfinished, with the address they typed. It is the difference between an abandoned form and a callback.
Can I stop it quoting jobs I won't drive to?
Yes. Draw your service area on a map — a radius or a shape you draw corner by corner — and addresses outside it get a polite "outside our area" message instead of the wizard. You can also list ZIP codes you'd still travel to.
What does it cost?
$199 a month. The first month is free, there's no contract, no annual fee, no minimum spend, and you can cancel from your phone. Compare that to per-lead pricing: a single fence lead runs $35 to $100 elsewhere, and once you count the ones that don't book, most contractors land between $350 and $650 per job actually won.
Will this help my Google ranking?
No, and we won't pretend otherwise. Your quote page is deliberately unlisted — it doesn't compete with your own website in search, and nobody finds it without the link you put there. It earns its keep by converting the visitors you already get, not by bringing you new ones.
How do I get set up?
Sign up, set your prices, press publish. Then add a "Get an instant quote" button to your existing website — one link, anywhere you like. It is all self-serve and most contractors are live the same day. If you get stuck, or want us to look over your pricing first, we are one email away.
Do you sell or share the leads it captures?
No. Leads from your page go to you and nobody else. That's the whole difference between this and a lead broker.
Free for fence contractors
Written for the trade, not for homeowners. No signup, nothing to buy.
Stop quoting the ones who were never going to book
Set it up in an afternoon. The first month is free, so it can prove itself before it costs anything.
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