Crewrio

The job is sold before you call back.

Crewrio sits on your website. Customers send a photo, get a line-item price from your own rate card, and pay a deposit to hold the date. Even at 11:47 on a Sunday night.

Example: a customer describes a living room at 11:47 pm and gets a $1,550 line-item quote, then pays a $465 deposit.

From “how much?” to a paid deposit in about three minutes.

  1. 11:47 pm

    They send a photo

    Crewrio reads the room, the wall or the yard, says what it sees, and asks only what the photo can't show.

  2. 11:48 pm

    They see every line

    Each line is priced from your rate card. No ranges, no “someone will get back to you.”

  3. 11:49 pm

    You OK the big ones

    Over your limit, you get a text with the job and the number. Reply YES, or Crewrio hands the job to you.

  4. 11:50 pm

    They pay the deposit

    Card checkout right in the chat. The date is held, and you wake up to a booked job.

Your prices. Your rules.

We set Crewrio up from the rate card you already use: what you charge, what you add on, what you won't take. It quotes the way you would, not from a national average.

You choose the deposit, the dollar amount that needs your OK, and the jobs that should go straight to a call. Raise a price and the next quote uses it.

Rate card

Walls, medium room$550
Ceiling, medium room$250
Trim and baseboards$225
Interior door$65$75
Accent wall$90

Deposit 30%. Over $3,000 needs your OK. Murals and cabinets go to a call.

Booking apps hold a time slot. Crewrio sells the job.

Scope, price, your sign-off and the deposit, in one conversation on your own site. Built for crews that quote before they show up.

  • Painting
  • TV mounting
  • Fencing
  • Countertops
  • Handyman
  • Pressure washing

See Crewrio on your own website.

Paste your homepage. We'll show it with the quote assistant on top, the way your customers would see it.

Or get a quote from our demo painter first.

Crewrio, the sales assistant for crews that quote.

The demo painter, Brightside Painting Co., is fictional. Its payments run in test mode.