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Swivl's AI Estimator builds a complete job estimate in minutes using live material prices pulled at the moment you quote. You describe the job in plain words. Max prices labor, materials, tools, vehicles and subcontractors, then applies your markup on top of that cost to project the customer price. No waiting on supply house quotes, no guessing at the small items.
Built for plumbers, handymen, electricians, HVAC techs and renovation contractors.

In this video, you'll learn: - How the AI Estimator turns a plain-language job description into a priced estimate - Where live material pricing comes from, and why it beats a stale pricebook - How your cost and your markup combine into the customer price - Why quoting on the spot raises close rates instead of losing the job to a competitor
Why it matters: most contractors lose jobs in the gap between the site visit and the quote. Pricing the job while you are still standing in front of the customer removes that gap, and pricing from live material costs means the margin you quoted is the margin you keep.

How do you send a professional estimate from the job site? In Swivl's free mobile app, pick the customer, add services from your pricebook, request a deposit, attach photos, add terms and send it by email or text. The customer can approve and e-sign on the spot. The same estimate is available on the web app back at the office.

How does Swivl build an estimate? Swivl's AI estimator, Max, estimates what the job will cost you first, in six categories: labor, materials, tools and equipment, vehicles, subcontractors and other. Then your markup for each category is added on top of that cost to project the customer price. Your cost + your markup = customer price.

How do you add your team to Swivl? Invite each person by email, give them a role that controls what they can see and do, and set their pay rate and labor burden so job costing is accurate. Swivl has no per-user fees: unlimited users are included on the free plan.
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