For flatwork crews
Price the pourin minutes,not evenings.
Price driveways, patios and slabs on site in minutes. Then put the same estimator on your own website, where every visitor who prices a job becomes a lead in your inbox.
- No card to sign up
- Works on your phone
- Your rates, not ours
GrayStone Concrete Co.
License CQ-DEMO-0001
CQ-1042
Valid until 2026-08-28
Driveway
$5,760.00
640 sqft: broom, 4 in, rebar
- Subtotal
- $5,760.00
- Tax
- $475.20
- Total
- $6,235.20
- Deposit due
- $1,870.56
- 4 min
- to price a driveway on site
- 640 sqft
- priced by area, thickness, finish
- 30%
- deposit collected on approval
Price a driveway right now.
This is the actual pricing engine from the app, running in your browser on the default price book. Change the spec and watch the price and the yardage move together. Nothing is saved.
This exact widget installs on your site with one line of code, priced from your own rate book. Every visitor who uses it becomes a lead in your inbox. See how the widget works
Live demo: the real pricing engine
GrayStone Concrete Co.
CQ-1042
Driveway
640 sqft: broom, 4 in, rebar
$5,760.00
This is the customer view. They open it on their phone and accept by typing their name.
Quote total
$6,235.20
640 sqft · deposit $1,870.56
- Subtotal
- $5,760.00
- Tax (8.25%)
- $475.20
Live job plan
8.7
cubic yards
1
truck
104
forms LF
14.2
crew hours
These are the default rates. In the app every rate is yours to edit.
- Under 5 min
- from measuring to a sent quote
- Every adder
- finish, thickness, rebar, tear-out
- One tap
- for the customer to accept
“I used to lose the evening to quotes. Now the price is done before I put the tape away, and the customer signs it that night.”
You are quoting at 9pm again.
The tape measure took ten minutes. The driveway is 32 by 20, the homeowner wants a broom finish, and they asked about tear-out while you were still in the truck. Two nights later you are in a spreadsheet arguing with yourself about rebar, and they are still waiting on a price.
The quote waits until dark
You measured the pad in ten minutes and then the pricing waits for the kitchen table. Two evenings later the customer is still being told you will get back to them.
The adders fall out of the number
Tear-out, the extra inch and the rebar get discussed in the driveway and forgotten in the spreadsheet. Each one you drop is hundreds of dollars you poured for free.
The upsell never gets offered
Stamped and colored work carries your best margin but pricing it on the spot feels like a delay. So you quote broom, and the decorative job goes to someone quicker.
3 quotes a week at 45 minutes each is 2+ hours of unpaid office work every week.
Lose one driveway a month to a contractor who answered first and that is $5,760 of work gone, before you count the stamped patio they also booked.
Your price book does the math.
You walk the job. The rates you already decided on do the arithmetic, in the driveway, at the speed you can talk.
01
Build your price book once
Set your base rate per pour type and what you charge for stamped, color, the extra inch, rebar, sealer and tear-out. It is yours, not a national average.
02
Build the quote on site
Length by width, tap the specs, watch the price and the yardage move together. The truck count tells you when an upgrade costs you a second delivery.
03
Customer approves online
They get a branded PDF and a link. They read it on their phone and accept by typing their name, and you get the email the moment they do.
What you actually get.
A price book in square feet, thickness and finish
Set your rates once and every quote uses them. A 640 sqft driveway prices the same on a Tuesday as it does when you are tired on a Friday, because the arithmetic is not happening in your head.
Your price book
- Driveway, per sqft
- $7.50
- Stamped finish
- +$6.00
- 5 in thickness
- +$1.00
- Rebar
- +$1.50
- Tear-out and haul
- +$3.50
Defaults shown. Every figure is editable.
Yardage and truck count while you type
The job plan updates with every pour. Going from 4 to 5 inches on a 600 sqft driveway crosses 10 cubic yards and adds a second truck, and you see that before you quote it, not after you commit.
Live job plan
8.7
cubic yards
1
truck
104
forms LF
14.2
crew hours
Your website works while you are pouring
The same estimator installs on your own site with one line of code. A homeowner prices their job at 9pm, it lands in your lead inbox with the full spec, you win it, and the review you ask for afterwards shows up back inside the widget as proof for the next visitor.
Instant estimate
$6,235.20
640 sqft driveway, 4 in, broom, rebar
“Poured our driveway in a day.” M. Reyes
The customer accepts online, with a deposit
They open a link, read the spec on every line, and accept by typing their name. You get the email immediately, and on Crew you can collect a 30% deposit through your own Stripe account.
Accepted by Marisol Vega
- Total
- $6,235.20
- Deposit due
- $1,870.56
Click-wrap record: typed name, timestamp, hashed IP.
Add a concrete pump or base rock
Both are line items on the quote, priced from your book.
Steps by the riser, curb by the foot
Not everything is flat. Price the rest without a custom line.
Small-pour minimum, applied for you
A 40 sqft pad tops up to your floor as a visible line, so nobody argues.
Branded PDF, sent by email
Your company, license and terms on a document they can keep.
Quotes expire on their own
A daily job marks sent quotes expired past their valid-until date.
See the moment it is opened
View tracking emails you when the customer looks at the quote.
Jobs calendar the crew can subscribe to
Book pours and estimate visits, then add the feed to Google or Apple Calendar.
Ask for a review in one click
Won a job? Send the request, and we always show the customer your public review page.
Webhooks and CSV export
Signed webhooks connect to Zapier or Make. Export leads and quotes any time.
You are not switching software.
Most crews we talk to are quoting on paper, from memory, or in a spreadsheet they built themselves. That is the thing to beat.
Time to send a quote
- Paper or spreadsheet
- Two evenings
- Generic invoicing app
- An hour of retyping
- CementQuote
- Minutes, on site
Priced by area, thickness and finish
- Paper or spreadsheet
- No
- Generic invoicing app
- No
- CementQuote
- Yes
Looks right on the customer's phone
- Paper or spreadsheet
- No
- Generic invoicing app
- partly
- CementQuote
- Yes
Same price for the same job, every time
- Paper or spreadsheet
- No
- Generic invoicing app
- No
- CementQuote
- Yes
Tear-out and rebar impossible to forget
- Paper or spreadsheet
- No
- Generic invoicing app
- No
- CementQuote
- Yes
Customer can approve online
- Paper or spreadsheet
- No
- Generic invoicing app
- partly
- CementQuote
- Yes
Your website turns visitors into priced leads
- Paper or spreadsheet
- No
- Generic invoicing app
- No
- CementQuote
- Yes
Priced the way concrete is sold
Area, thickness and finish are first-class inputs, not a description field.
Rebar and stamped are clean line items
The upcharges print on the quote, so your bid explains itself.
Yardage under the hood
Cubic yards, waste and truck count are computed so your margin survives the pour.
Running a 50-crew operation that needs full job costing, payroll and scheduling? You have outgrown us. CementQuote is for the crew that quotes its own work.
Simple pricing.
One price per crew. No per-quote fees, no setup cost.
Solo
$29/mo
- 30 quotes a month
- 1 seat
- Embeddable website widget
- Lead inbox and jobs calendar
- Branded PDF quotes
- Online accept with e-signature
Crew
Most popular$59/mo
- Unlimited quotes
- Up to 5 seats
- Embeddable website widget
- Lead inbox and jobs calendar
- Branded PDF quotes
- Online accept with e-signature
- Deposit collection (when enabled)
Signing up is free and takes no card. A card is collected when you start a paid plan, which begins with a 14-day trial you can cancel anytime.
From the crews
Sample feedback, replaced with real customer quotes before launch.
“The tear-out toggle alone paid for the year. I used to forget it on about one job in five.”
“I quote the stamped option now because it takes one tap. Last month two of them said yes.”
“Customers sign it on their phone in the driveway. I stopped chasing paperwork.”
Questions
No. They open a link, review the quote, download the PDF, and accept by typing their name.
Yes. Every base rate, finish adder, thickness, reinforcement, and the small-pour minimum lives in your price book.
Yes. It figures cubic yards with a 10% waste allowance and the number of truck loads on the internal job plan.
Your small-pour minimum applies automatically as a visible line, so tiny pours are priced fairly instead of by the foot.
On the Crew plan, via Stripe, with a 30% default. Deposits are behind a feature flag you turn on when you are ready.
It is a click-wrap record with the signer's name, the time, and a hashed IP. Check your state for what that means for you.
Yes. Invite them by email from the Team screen and pick whether they are a member or an admin. The Crew plan includes up to five seats.
Yes. One line of code embeds it on any site that accepts HTML, including WordPress, Wix and Squarespace, and it prices from your own rate book.
Your choice: show the exact price, a range you control, or no number at all while still collecting the job details.
Yes to both, and you can regenerate the key at any time, which stops the old embed code working immediately.
Download them as CSV whenever you like, or send them anywhere with a signed webhook that works with Zapier and Make.
After a customer leaves you feedback we always show them your public review page, whatever they rated you. We never hide it based on the rating, because that breaks Google's policies.
Yes. Cancel whenever you like and keep access through the end of your billing period.
The next one takes minutes.
Set up your price book, walk a job, and send a quote before you leave the driveway.
Start freeFree to sign up, no card. Paid plans start at $29 a month with a 14-day trial.