The small jobs still need a proper estimate
A shelf, a leak and a lock change can land on the same day. Send the price before you leave, book the return visit, and invoice without starting from a blank message.
Today
Tuesday, October 13
Next visit · 8:00 AM
Hallway repairs
Olivia Taylor · 14 Elm Street
Lockbox 4471 · park in the driveway
Later
Sound familiar?
The work is mixed. The admin should not be.
“I’ll text you a price later.”
The job is done and the number is still in your head.
“Can you come back Thursday for the rest?”
Return visits get promised in the hallway and lost by the evening.
“What did I charge them last time?”
Regulars expect the same service call, and last year’s message thread is the only record.
Here’s how Jomioz fixes it ↓
One customer, every odd job
Price it on site, put the next visit on the board, and send an invoice that already remembers the deposit.
- A price they can accept
A small job with a couple of options, plus the extras they might want. They see the price on a link and accept it there, instead of waiting for a text.
Estimate #1042
Choose your option
Essential
$390.00
Recommended
$500.00
Premium
$600.00
Lock
New faucet +$75.00Repair the catchExtras
Extra shelf+$45.00Total$620.00 - The week, not a group chat
Service calls and the jobs that need a second visit sit on one board, with the hours already taken.
Tuesday, October 13
InstallServiceRepairSamFullInstallServicePriyaTightRepairServiceTomOpenServiceUnscheduled3 - The deposit comes off the invoice
When they have paid something up front, the final invoice already knows. Reminders chase what is left.
BrightlineInvoice #1043 is now dueHi Olivia,
Just a friendly reminder that this invoice is now due. You can pay securely online.
Amount due
$372.60
Pay now
Repeat customers
The last job is still on their record
A handyman’s week is the same houses, again. Notes, photos and the last price stay with the customer, so the next estimate does not start from zero.
Find a Time
Best slots for Olivia Taylor
- Tue, Oct 13 · 8:00 AMSam · 12 min driveBest fit
- Tue, Oct 13 · 1:00 PMPriya · 25 min drive
- Wed, Oct 14 · 9:00 AMSam · 8 min drive
- History on the customer, not in a chat
- Photos from the last visit
- The same service call, priced the same way
Getting paid
Invoice the bits, not a mystery total
Labor, materials and the service call are lines they have already seen. They pay by card from the link.
Invoice #1042
Hallway repairs
Carried over from estimate #1042
- Deposit credited on the invoice
- Pay by card from the email
- A nudge when an invoice sits unpaid
“I'm not a computer person and I was worried about switching. I had it running in an afternoon. My estimates look properly professional now, and customers pay straight from the invoice, so I'm not chasing money.”
Clive L
Painter & decorator
Made for mixed weeks
The paperwork around a day that is never just one trade.
Your price list
Service calls, hourly labor and the extras you fit most weeks.
Photos on the job
The cracked tile and the finished repair stay with the visit.
Signed estimates
They accept on their phone, with the time recorded.
Timesheets
Hours from the week, ready to check before you invoice.
Payment reminders
Unpaid invoices get a polite chase without another phone call.
More than one trade
Carpentry, a small plumbing fix and a lock can live on the same customer.
FAQs
Everything you need to know before you start.
Send the price before you leave the house
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