Custom Service Estimate & Intake Calculator

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Adjust the sample inputs. A production build uses only the service provider’s written and approved pricing rules.

Customer name Reply email or phone Service address or postal code Project details and access notes

Residential cleaning sample service Estimated labor hours Hourly labor rate Approved crew-size labour multiplier Urgency

Optional add-ons Same-day scheduling hold Follow-up cleanup / touch-ups Materials and supplies included Post-service report Travel zone surcharge

Estimated supplies or pass-through costs

Pricing configuration transparency

Sample total = selected base service fee + materials/pass-through input + selected add-ons + labour hours × hourly rate × approved crew-size multiplier × urgency multiplier. The planning allowance is a 7.2% illustrative sample and must be replaced with the service provider’s approved rule before customer launch.

Non-binding estimate breakdown

Enter job details to generate a proposal total.

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What a buyer receives

Editable static HTML/CSS/JS estimate-and-intake calculator with service, labour, urgency, add-on, pass-through, deposit, and ETA logic.
Non-binding estimate language that keeps final scope, taxes, materials, travel, permits, and contracts provider-approved.
Copy-ready estimate summary for email follow-up and lead handoff.
Setup notes for replacing sample services, rates, multipliers, completion windows, CTA, and brand styling.

Boundary: This is an estimate/intake tool. A custom delivery must use the service provider’s written pricing rules before customer launch.

Important estimate boundary

Planning estimate only; not a binding quote. Final scope, availability, taxes, permits, travel, materials, and contract terms are confirmed by the service provider. Team size and urgency apply only to approved labour components; flat fees, supplies, taxes, permits, travel, and pass-through costs remain separate unless the written pricing rules say otherwise.