Is My Quote Fair?
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How does your contractor quote compare? Find out in 30 seconds.

Paste the quote, drop your zip. Get a line-by-line comparison against typical regional rates and talking points to adapt. Informational only — always get at least one more quote.

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Sample output

+28% above market

Overpriced

Reviewed

This bathroom remodel quote is approximately 28% above fair market rate for the 90210 area. Tile labor and the permit fee are significantly marked up.

Tile labor (120 sq ft)

fair: $2,000–$2,800

$3,600

very high

Vanity + installation

fair: $1,800–$2,400

$2,200

fair

Plumbing rough-in

fair: $1,200–$1,600

$1,800

high

Permit fees

fair: $200–$400

$800

very high

Discuss with your contractor

  1. 1.Tile labor in this range appears above the typical regional average — consider asking for an itemized breakdown of labor vs material
  2. 2.Permit fees are often passed through at cost — consider asking what the actual municipal fee is, with a receipt
  3. 3.Plumbing rough-in appears slightly above typical — consider getting a second plumber quote to confirm

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The traps hiding in your contractor quote

What Is My Quote Fair? catches that most people miss.

Above-Range Labor Rates

When labor rates look meaningfully above typical regional figures, we surface them so you can ask the contractor to walk through the pricing.

Permit Fee Markups

Permits are typically passed through at cost. We surface unusually high permit lines so you can ask for the municipal receipt.

Material Pricing Gaps

When material lines look priced above typical retail or wholesale, we surface them for discussion.

Vague Line Items

Vague items like 'site prep' or 'contingency' without breakdown are worth asking about. We flag them for clarification.

Regional Price Context

Contractor rates vary widely by zip code. We compare your quote against typical pricing for your area.

Optional Upsells

Premium underlayment, higher-end fixtures, extended warranties — we surface upsell-style line items so you can decide if they're worth it.

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What you get

  • —Line-by-line comparison vs typical regional pricing
  • —Plain-English summary of items to discuss
  • —Draft talking points to adapt for the contractor
  • —Full report in about 30 seconds
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Frequently asked questions

Everything you might be wondering before paying.

How does Is My Quote Fair? work?

Paste the quote, drop your zip. Our AI compares each line against typical regional pricing data, surfaces lines that appear above the typical range, and drafts talking points you can adapt for a conversation with the contractor. Informational only — not a substitute for getting two more quotes from licensed local contractors.

What types of contractor quotes can I check?

Kitchen and bathroom remodels, roofing, landscaping, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, drywall, flooring, painting, tree work — most residential renovation and repair. Commercial too.

How does it know regional pricing?

Our AI is trained on contractor pricing across US zip codes — labor rates, material costs, permit fees, typical markups. It's not a live appraisal — it's a typical range based on aggregated data, which can vary by scope, materials, and market conditions.

Is my quote information kept private?

Your quote is sent to our AI provider for analysis and is not stored by us. We don't sell your data and we don't build a profile on you. See our Privacy Policy for details.

Can I upload a PDF quote?

Yep — PDF, Word, plain text, or a photo of the paper quote. Drag and drop and go.

What if my contractor's quote is in the typical range?

Then we say so — and that's worth $9.99 on its own. Knowing the quote sits in a typical range for your zip is a lot less stressful than signing it and wondering.

What if the comparison is wrong?

AI can make mistakes — sometimes confidently. Regional pricing data is approximate, not a live appraisal, and may not reflect your specific scope. You are responsible for verifying any specific (line-item ranges, suggested counter-amounts, scope assumptions) before acting, and for getting at least one more quote from a licensed local contractor. We're not liable for any project, contractor, or pricing outcome. If the analysis itself won't run, our refund policy covers that.

Is this professional construction or appraisal advice?

No. We are not a licensed contractor, appraiser, or estimator. Regional pricing estimates are approximations, not live quotes. For structural, electrical, or plumbing decisions, consult a licensed contractor or your local building department.

How much does it cost?

$9.99 per quote. One payment, no account, no subscription. Pay, paste, get your comparison.