This is the whole tool — you're running the company. Sign a deal, bill the draw, price a job, get a ticket signed in the field, and watch every dollar move. Real product, demo data, nothing to sign up for. Click anything. Break nothing. Works great on your phone — a desktop shows more at once.
The margin-first engine — true cost in, one honest margin, price out. Move anything.
Shade beds & patio planting — Bighorn Brewing Co
A real request in Clearwater's inbox. Cost it out:
Crew on site$62/hr loaded × 8-hr days2
Days on sitedrives labor AND overhead3
Materials & partsplants, soil, edging — at cost
Your profit marginone number — no phantom markupshealthy33%
Your price
$0
Labor —
Materials & parts
Overhead — × $336/day
Travel$140
True cost
Profit you keep
Overhead lives inside the cost — the margin you see is money you actually keep. Most tools hide this; watch it move when you add a day.
Review — your Proposal, in your own language
This is Clearwater's own template. The calculator only filled the blanks — every other word is Dale's, untouched.
Bighorn Brewing Co agrees to the landscape services described herein at
316 Linden St, Fort Collins for the contract total of
$0.
Scope of work: construct shade beds along the patio perimeter, install plantings per plan,
and run drip irrigation to all new beds. All plant material carries our two-season replacement
guarantee. Payment per the schedule: 50% on signing, balance on completion.
Crew arrives with all equipment; site access per the attached policy.
Proposals
The pipeline — every deal at its real stage, aging in plain sight
Awaiting signature
Each of these was priced in Price it — real costs in, one honest margin.
Price one yourself and it lands here as a live deal you can sign.
Won vs Lost
Your winning Proposals next to the ones that got away — hover the ⓘ on any column
This screen builds itself — every won and lost Proposal freezes its economics
the moment it's decided. Sign or lose a deal on the Dashboard and watch this page change.
Week one it's a baseline; six months in, it's an education about your own pricing.
Job scorecard
Backyard patio & retaining wall · Tom & Ellen Brady · completed April 2026
Bid vs actual — live while the job rancontract $18,400
Cost bucket
Bid
Actual
±
Labor — crew of 2
$4,960
$5,890
−$930
Materials & parts
$5,900
$6,020
−$120
Travel
$280
$280
$0
Overhead — job days × $336
$1,680
$2,016
−$336
True margin22.8%(bid at 30.3%)
Why did labor slip? Tag it — your next bid learns:
Pick the reason — the tag becomes pattern data for every future spring bid.
Most contractors find out what a job made at tax time. The scorecard runs while the job runs —
a slipping margin shows up mid-job, when you can still steer it back into the green.
Maintenance
Service clocks on everything under contract — Clearwater's word is "Properties"; yours is yours
Needs billing
The red one is the Wedge — a maintenance window closed without a visit, caught before
the customer noticed. Billable field work lands on needs-billing with hours, miles, and parts
already totaled — "got it running, didn't take payment" never happens again.
Field ticket
Marcus's phone, on site at Summit Ridge — the company's own paper form, reborn. Fill it out.
Grounds service ticket · Clearwater Outdoor
Date7/5/2026 (auto)CustomerSummit Ridge Office Park (auto)
PropertyCampus Front Turf (auto)TechM. Webb (auto)
Hours — 8:00a → 3:30p, lunch out7.0
Parts used
Billable?contract covers mowing; parts are billableSPLIT
Customer signs on glass — tap to sign
Signed PDF goes to the customer and the office — and files itself to this Property's history forever.
Customers
Everyone Clearwater works for — tap one to open the whole relationship
One record holds it all: contacts, Properties, the maintenance contract, every Proposal and job,
lifetime money. Bulk-imported from a spreadsheet or straight from QuickBooks — with fuzzy matching
so a spelling difference never creates a duplicate.
Templates
The headline act: your document walks in the door — work through an ingestion right now
📄
Clearwater-Proposal.docx
The Word proposal Dale's been sending for nine years — scope language, warranty, payment terms, all of it.
Reading Clearwater-Proposal.docx
Learning your language, your terms, your warranty…
Found in your document — tap each to confirm
These become automatic fill-in spots on every future Proposal.
The red-pen review — your words, your call
Orange = fill-in spots. Red = the one it got wrong. Tap the red one to keep it as written.
Oakmont HOA agrees to the landscape services described herein at
2200 Oakmont Cir for the contract total of
$14,170. All plant material carries our
two-season replacement guarantee.
Payment per the schedule: 50% on signing, balance on completion.
Crew arrives with all equipment; site access per the attached policy.
1 mark needs your eye
✓ Template ready — now use it
Four fill-in spots fill themselves. Everything you didn't mark — the warranty you just protected,
your terms, your scope language — is never touched. Generate a real Proposal from it:
New Proposal — Pool area shade planting, Oakmont HOA
Your template, filled from the customer record and the calculator:
Oakmont HOA agrees to the landscape services described herein at
2200 Oakmont Cir for the contract total of
$12,800. All plant material carries our
two-season replacement guarantee. Payment per the schedule:
50% on signing, balance on completion.
Send confirmation to {{customer_email}}.
Can't send yet — 1 blank fill-in spot: Customer Email.
A Proposal physically cannot go out with a blank the customer would see. That's the safety gate.
✓ Sent — and the gate held
It blocked the send while the email was blank, you filled it with one tap, and the customer
got a complete document. Ingested once — every future Proposal in seconds,
and never one with a hole in it.
Roles & access
Invite by email; everyone lands in your company with the right view. Try each seat:
Under the hood it's 40+ granular permissions with custom roles — but the day-one truth is simple:
money stays with the people who should see it. Even books visibility is granted
person by person — owners included.