For fence contractors

Priced by the foot. The deposit orders the material.

Build your price book once — chain-link, wood privacy, vinyl, aluminum ornamental, all by the linear foot, with gates as their own per-each lines. Quote a run three ways on one branded link, and when the homeowner signs, the deposit funds the material order before you set the first post.

14-day free trial · no credit card · flat pricing from $89/mo

Built for how fence contractors sell

The parts that matter for your trade.

A price book by the linear foot

Fence runs carry a per-lf sell rate — line posts, rails and pickets folded into the foot — while gates sit as their own per-each lines. Your services and materials catalog holds the real cost and markup, so a 180-foot run prices itself as qty × your rate: margin visible to you, one clean number to the customer.

Good / better / best on the material

Pressure-treated pine vs cedar vs vinyl on the same run — present them side by side on one branded link and let the homeowner pick their material. Multi-tier quotes routinely pull buyers up a grade.

The deposit funds the material order

E-signature and a Stripe deposit live on the same quote link. The deposit auto-credits against the first invoice — so you order posts, panels and concrete with money already in hand, not out of your own pocket.

Tear-out and hard digging, on the quote

Old fence to tear out, rocky ground, or a hand-dig where the auger won't fit? Add them as labeled surcharge lines the homeowner sees — tear-out & haul-away, difficult digging — so the premium is billed on the quote, never buried in the per-foot rate or eaten on the job.

See it on a real job

A worked example: 180-ft backyard privacy fence

A homeowner wants the backyard closed in. You measure 180 linear feet and one 4-ft walk gate, then build one quote three ways on the material:

Good

6-ft pressure-treated pine, dog-ear privacy — 180 lf at your PT per-lf rate, posts set in concrete, plus a 4-ft walk gate as a per-each line.

Better

6-ft western red cedar, board-on-board — the same 180 lf at your cedar per-lf rate, with a matching cedar gate per each.

Best

6-ft vinyl privacy, maintenance-free — 180 lf at your vinyl per-lf rate, a vinyl gate per each, priced from your catalog cost with your margin visible to you.

The homeowner opens one branded link, compares all three by the foot, signs the one they want and pays the deposit — and that deposit funds the material order, so you set posts knowing the panels are already paid for. If the quote goes quiet, the AI drafts the follow-up from its own facts for you to approve and send.

Flat pricing. The AI is included.

Solo $89/mo (2 seats) · Team $149/mo (5 seats) · Crew $249/mo (10 seats). No per-seat fees, ever — and AI quote drafting plus AI follow-ups ship on every plan, not as add-ons. Why we price flat →

Questions

Asked by fence contractors.

Can I quote fencing by the linear foot?

Yes — natively. Catalog rows carry a unit, so fence runs price by the linear foot (qty × your per-lf rate) with line posts, rails and pickets folded into the foot, while gates sit as per-each lines — each with your real cost and markup. Your quote starts from your numbers, not a blank page.

Can I show chain-link, wood, vinyl and aluminum options on one quote?

Yes. Quotes are multi-option — good/better/best or any labels you like — presented side by side on one branded link. The homeowner picks the material, signs, and pays the deposit in the same sitting.

Does the deposit cover my material order?

Yes — e-signature and a Stripe deposit live on the same quote link, tracked end-to-end and auto-credited against the first invoice. You have the deposit in hand before you order posts, panels and concrete, so material never comes out of your own pocket.

What does it cost?

Flat plans, no per-seat fees: Solo $89/mo (2 seats), Team $149 (5), Crew $249 (10), AI drafting and follow-ups included. 14-day free trial, no credit card.

Send your first quote today.

Sign up, load your price book, send a branded quote this afternoon. Rather talk first? Call or text (317) 850-1570.