One plan. Cancel any time.
or $290 a year — two months free
Less than a yard of concrete. One extra job a year covers a decade of it.
Start — $29/monthOr pay yearly — $290Apple Pay and Google Pay — one tap, no card to type. Cancel any time.
- Unlimited quotes, sent and tracked
- See the moment your client opens it — and when they accept
- Your logo on the quote, and ours off it
- Your material prices saved once, so the next quote costs itself
- Copy a finished job straight into the next one
- Every calculator stays free, with or without this
As more crews save their prices you will also see what they pay for the same materials — shown only once twenty crews have priced one, and never guessed at.
What the free part actually is
All eight calculators are free and always will be — no account, no email, no card. Work out your yards on a phone in the truck and close the tab if that is all you came for. Nobody has to pay to find out how much concrete a slab takes.
The paid part is what happens after the number. Turn it into a priced, branded quote, send it as a link, and see when your client opens it and when they accept. Your first quote sends free, without a card, because you should get to watch the thing work on a real job before you decide it is worth $29.
What you are actually comparing it against
| How you quote now | What it costs | Where it hurts |
|---|---|---|
| A number on a notepad, priced that evening | Free | The client had two other numbers before yours arrived. Being second is most of why bids are lost, and it has nothing to do with your price. |
| A spreadsheet or a downloaded template | Free | Every quote is retyping. Material prices are wherever you last remembered to update them, and you cannot tell whether anyone opened it. |
| Full field-service software | Commonly $50–$200 per user, per month | Scheduling, dispatch, invoicing, payroll — built for a company with an office. You are paying for the other nine tenths to get the quote. |
| BidPour | $29 a month, the whole business | It only does the quote. If you need scheduling and payroll, this is the wrong tool and we would rather say so here than after you have paid. |
Prices for other tools are their published list ranges and move with seats and tier — check them yourself before you switch. The point is not that they are bad software. It is that a two-man crew is being sold a system designed for a company with a dispatcher.
The maths on $29
A year is $348, or $290 if you pay it up front. A single 24 × 36 driveway at typical flatwork rates is somewhere around $8,000. So the whole year of this costs less than the margin on one job — and the argument for it is not that it saves you time in the evening, it is that a quote in the client’s hand before you leave the driveway gets accepted more often than one that arrives at nine that night after two competitors.
If it does not do that for you, cancel it. That is the honest test, and it is why there is no annual lock-in and no cancellation call.
Questions people ask before paying
- Is there a free version of BidPour?
- Yes. Every calculator is free forever, with no account and no card — and your first quote sends free too. The $29 plan starts when you send your second one.
- How much does BidPour cost?
- $29 a month, or $290 a year which is two months free. One price, one plan, no per-user fee and no setup charge. Cancel from your own account page at any time and it stops at the end of the period you have already paid for.
- Do I need a credit card to try it?
- No. You can run every calculator, build a quote and send your first one without entering a card. The card is asked for at the point the product has already done the job once.
- Do my clients need an account to see the quote?
- No, and they never will. A quote is a private link — they open it on their phone, read it, and tap accept. No app, no login, no password reset call to you on a Sunday.
- Is there a per-user charge?
- No. $29 is the business, not the seat. Crews this size do not have a procurement department and should not be priced as though they do — the tools charging $50 to $200 per user per month are built for companies with an office manager.
- What happens to my quotes if I cancel?
- They stay. Your account, your quotes and your price book are all still there, and the links you already sent to clients keep working. You go back to sending one free quote; nothing is deleted and nothing is held hostage.
- Is this an estimating program or an invoicing program?
- Estimating. It takes you from a measurement on site to a priced quote in front of the client, which is the part that wins the job. It does not do payroll, scheduling or accounting, and it is priced accordingly.
Start with a calculator instead
Not ready to decide? Do the take-off first — it is free, and the quote button is waiting at the bottom of the answer when you want it.
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