Know what every install really costs.
Then charge the right price.
Jobber sees the job. QuickBooks sees the cost. Send us both exports and in 48 hours you get the true profit on every job, with burden, drive time, truck and fees included, and what to charge next time.
Free. No card. No software to switch.
- Billed
- $42,170
- Real profit
- $2,930
- Margin
- 6.9%
- 3-ton AC installMarco · Oct 14+$450of $8,400
- Water heater installDee · Oct 15 · priced under cost−$120of $2,150
- Drain clearingMarco · Oct 15+$94of $225
Here’s one job,
opened up.
Jobber said this water heater install made money. Here’s what it actually cost to do.
Every line links to the invoice, timesheet or deposit it came from.
- Billed
- $2,150
- Parts
- −$1,240
- Labor, with payroll tax, comp and truck
- −$450
- Drive time
- −$90
- Shop overhead
- −$360
- Financing fee
- −$130
- DoneExports receivedJobber jobs and timesheets, QuickBooks transactions
- In progressMatching every line to its jobParts, hours, return trips. Labor loaded with tax, comp and truck.1,284 of 2,010 lines
- Not startedChecked by a personEvery number tied back to an invoice, timesheet or deposit
- Not startedReport readyYour leaks in dollars, and the prices that fix them
Two files in.
Answers in 48 hours.
You export from Jobber and QuickBooks. That’s your part, and it takes about two minutes. We send the exact clicks.
Then we match every part, hour and return trip to the job it belongs to, and a person checks it before it reaches you.
If it doesn’t find 5× the fee, you don’t pay.
Start with the free check. It shows your three biggest leaks, and most shops know within a day whether the full report is worth it.
Kept the report and want it weekly? The $149 counts toward your first month.
I’m a data engineer. My job is making numbers from different systems agree with each other. Your shop has the same problem, it just costs you money. I check every report myself.
Have your Jobber export already? Run the check yourself now.