Make the first estimate reflect the way you already price work.
Enter the prices you normally use, account for the job choices that matter, and test the customer-facing range before publishing it.
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Start with the prices you already know.
List the work you commonly charge for and the unit that makes sense to your business. Keep the first version close to how you prepare estimates today.
The goal is not to cover every unusual job. It is to provide a useful starting range for the enquiries you receive most often.
Account for the choices that regularly change the price.
A larger area, optional removal work, additional units, or a higher finish can affect the estimate without requiring a completely separate service.
Show visitors a reasonable range while leaving unusual cases for human review.
Test the jobs you actually receive.
Preview a small job, a typical job, and a larger one. Confirm that each result is commercially sensible before the service becomes visible.
If the range surprises you, adjust the service before customers can open it.
An instant estimate does not remove professional judgement.
The customer receives an initial range based on the information provided. When the job needs a visit or closer review, you can prepare the final offer from the lead record.
Does AI set or adjust the price?
No. Ofértamelo uses the business information saved in the service.
Can I provide one exact price?
The first customer result can remain a range. A firm offer can be prepared later when appropriate.
Should every possible exception be configured?
No. Cover the work you can estimate responsibly from a short customer conversation. Review unusual work yourself.
Will changing a service rewrite estimates already sent?
No. A customer's existing estimate remains a record of what they received.
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