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Quick Quote
Build an estimate from load size, material type, labor, disposal, mileage, other costs, overhead, target margin, and minimum price.
Features
Focused tools for better junk removal quotes.
JunkQuote is built around pricing, profit, and learning from completed jobs. It does not try to be a CRM.
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Recommended Quote
Turn true estimated job cost and your target margin into a practical recommended customer price.
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Pricing Guide
Review floor, recommended, and stronger-margin price points where available.
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Pricing Health
See practical flags for low margin, minimum-price issues, high disposal cost, and heavy-material risk.
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Customer Offer Comparison
Enter an optional customer offer to see its projected profit, margin, and difference from the recommended quote.
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Saved Quotes & Jobs
Keep active quotes, complete jobs with actual results, and review prior work.
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Actual vs. Estimated
Compare quoted revenue and estimated cost components with actual labor, disposal, vehicle, and other costs.
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Dump Facilities
Pro users can save reusable disposal facilities and rates, then manually override the estimate when needed.
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Price Book
Pro users can keep reusable item pricing, typical labor, disposal cost, and customer-facing surcharges.
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Pricing Rules
Apply reusable fixed, percentage, or per-item pricing adjustments.
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Job Templates
Start common jobs from saved configurations without changing the original template.
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Similar-Job Guidance
Pro can use sufficiently similar completed-job history for advisory averages and warnings.
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Profit Insights
Review revenue, actual costs, profit, margin, and performance by job type.
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Business Settings
Set your own labor rate, vehicle cost, overhead per job, target margin, minimum job price, and rounding increment.
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Offline-first storage
Quotes, settings, pricing tools, and job history are stored locally on the device in V1.
JunkQuote provides estimates and planning guidance. Disposal fees, labor time, access conditions, weight, local requirements, taxes, and other real-world factors can change the actual result. The operator chooses the final customer price.