From the field
“Sidewalk job — contract $8,500. Concrete $1,600, labor $2,400, disposal $500. Gross profit $4,000. Margin 47.1%. That is the math I need on every ticket, not at month-end.”
Invoices, payments, and cash flow that keep up with the work — demonstrate it live on a ~$10k sidewalk pour.
Why was this built?
Owners told us the chase for payment was stealing evenings. Estimates sat in email. Invoices waited. Customers asked “did you get this?” three times. On the Guest Pass, walk a Sidewalk Pour: contract $8,500 → materials $1,600, labor $2,400, disposal/equipment $500 → gross profit $4,000 (47.1% margin) — then send the invoice and get paid.
What problem does it solve?
In the product
From the field
“Sidewalk job — contract $8,500. Concrete $1,600, labor $2,400, disposal $500. Gross profit $4,000. Margin 47.1%. That is the math I need on every ticket, not at month-end.”
Pricing
Try before you buy on the Guest Pass — sample jobs, schedules, and invoices, no credit card. Solo Pilot starts at $59.99/month when you are ready for your own books.
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