Quoting software for
kitchen installers.
Walk the kitchen, note cabinet runs and appliance positions, photograph the existing layout. The app prices the install, benchtops, splashbacks, and rough-in trades. Send a branded quote before you've left the house.
Built for Australian tradies
The problem
Day rate plus hope isn't a quoting strategy
Kitchen installers usually quote a day rate and hope it covers everything. QuickPrice itemises the install, benchtop templating, plumbing, and electrical work in one proper quote, so nothing falls through the gaps.
Every kitchen is different
Wall runs, islands, butler's pantries, open-plan layouts. Labour varies by cabinet count, benchtop material, and appliance complexity. Flat rates don't work.
Rough-in trades aren't free
Plumbing moves, gas point relocation, electrical circuits for ovens and induction cooktops. Subbie costs need to be on the quote or they come off your margin.
Kitchen customers take weeks to decide
They're comparing three suppliers and three installers. A fast, itemised quote from the site visit puts you ahead, but not if you send it three days later.
How it works
Quote done before
you're back at the van.
Open the app, say what needs doing, hit send. Most quotes are with the customer in about a minute.
01
Talk through the job
Type it, dictate a voice note, snap up to 5 photos, or mix all three. No forms. Just say what needs doing.
02
Get an itemised quote back
Line items in plain English, materials and labour priced on Australian data for your area, GST added. A proper quote, not a rough estimate.
03
Send it. They accept in the browser.
Tweak anything you want, then email a branded PDF. They open it on their phone and accept from there. Your app pings the second they do.
In the app
Every kitchen installer quote, in one place.
Pipeline, quotes and follow-ups, exactly as they look in the QuickPrice app on your phone.
Recent quotes
See allAccept in the browser, one-tap invoice, track sent / won / overdue.
Greg Saunders accepted your quote
Flat-pack kitchen install · A$16,800.00
Get pushed the second a customer opens, accepts or declines.
Quotes sent
5
Won
3
Win rate
60%
Features
What's in it for kitchen installers
A native phone app for quoting on-site. Same data on the web dashboard when you're back at the desk.
Cabinets, benchtops, appliances: all priced
Handle installing a customer-supplied flat-pack or supply-and-fit. Benchtop options (laminate, timber, granite, marble, porcelain) priced with templating and install.
Rough-in + fit-off scope covered
Plumbing reroutes, gas point work, electrical circuits, rangehood ducting. Price each with your marked-up subbie rates or add as allowances.
Splashback and tile options built in
Glass, tile, porcelain, stainless steel splashback options all priced. Optional tiling quote built alongside for customers who want one installer to handle the lot.
Customer accepts, you invoice at completion
Send branded quote, customer accepts from browser. Convert to a tax invoice when the job's signed off. Track stage payments if you work them that way.
Example jobs
Typical kitchen installer quotes
Rough Australian ranges for common kitchen installer jobs. Your actual quotes use your own rates, your region, and your materials.
- Kitchen install (10-cabinet flat-pack, labour only)A$3,200 – A$5,000
- Kitchen install (island layout)A$4,800 – A$7,800
- Benchtop (laminate, 3m)A$600 – A$950
- Benchtop (porcelain, 3m templated)A$3,200 – A$5,000
- Benchtop (granite, 4m templated)A$3,600 – A$6,000
- Rip-out and dispose (old kitchen)A$850 – A$1,600
- Plumbing rough-in (relocations)A$800 – A$1,600
- Electrical circuit (oven + induction cooktop)A$600 – A$1,000
- Splashback (glass, 3m)A$900 – A$1,500
- Appliance install (oven, cooktop, rangehood)A$450 – A$800
Testimonial
What tradespeople say
“Every kitchen I quoted used to take me two hours at the kitchen table. Now it's done before I've walked to the ute. I price with my subbie mark-ups built in. Customers can see the stage payments clearly. Two of my last three referrals said the quote was the reason they booked.”
Adam Ferraro
Kitchen Installer · Brisbane
FAQ
Things people ask
Quick answers on accuracy, pricing, your data, and what happens after you send a quote.
Can I quote labour-only for customer-supplied kitchens?
Yes. Common scenario, the customer has bought a flat-pack from Bunnings or IKEA and wants an installer. Describe cabinet count and layout and the app prices labour only. You can add rough-in and fit-off allowances as separate line items.
Does it price benchtops properly?
Yes. Laminate, timber, granite, marble, porcelain. Give run length and number of cutouts. Templating and install priced separately for stone. Joins, waterfall ends, and sink cutouts available as options.
How does it handle subcontractor trades?
Add subbie lines with your marked-up price, e.g. 'Licensed gasfitter: cooktop disconnect and reconnect, A$350'. Customer sees a clean total. Your subbie costs stay private.
Can I quote in stages / with stage payments?
Yes. Break the job into milestones (measure, install, completion) with their own payment lines. Each milestone appears on the PDF with the agreed payment terms.
What about templating and lead times?
Add templating as a line item on stone benchtop quotes with a separate delivery/install date. Stage 1 is the cabinet install, stage 2 is templating, stage 3 is the stone install.
Does it include the tiling?
You can quote splashback tiling alongside as optional line items, or send a separate tiling quote. Many kitchen installers offer both, the app handles either approach.