LocoTap

Built for the trades

Price the job. Write the estimate. Get paid.

For plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, cleaners, snow crews and repair shops. Find the rate that pays you, send an estimate the customer can say yes to, and bill it when the work's done. Try any tool now, and sign up free to keep every job for next time.

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Start from your trade

From the rate that pays you to the invoice that gets paid.

Pick your trade for the tools it reaches for first, or start from the part of the job you're on: pricing it, doing it, getting paid, or winning the next one.

See all 36 tools for the trades

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How it works

Try it now. Sign up free to keep it.

  1. Pick your trade Build your workbench in three taps. It lays out your tools in the order a job uses them, from pricing it to getting paid.
  2. Make it in a minute Type a few details or snap a photo, and change it as much as you like. Every tool works on the phone in your pocket, in the van or the driveway.
  3. Sign up free to keep it Your email and a six-digit code, with no password. What you made goes in your books, and your workbench opens on what's due next.

Free means free. No trial that runs out and no credit card. Later we'll charge for things that cost money to run every day, like online booking, text reminders and AI help, and only if you turn them on.

Example

An example desk for a made-up electrician: the ask bar has “bill e4” typed in and offers to bill job E-0004, New furnace, with the invoice maker. Under it, three jobs due today, and the books the jobs are kept in.

Made for the one who does the work.

Most job software is made for an office. This is made for the owner who does the work and the paperwork, from the van, the driveway or the kitchen table.

One job, start to finish

The rate prices the estimate, the estimate becomes the invoice, and the furnace you put in stays on the home's profile with its warranty for the next visit.

Keeps working

What you keep is there to change and print again next time. An estimate knows when to follow up, an invoice knows when it's late, and your workbench opens on what's due.

Stays yours

A photo or a logo is used to make your file and isn't stored, unless you keep it in your account. Nothing is sold. Download all of it, or delete it, whenever you like.

Questions the trades ask

Is it really free?

Yes. Every tool on this page is free, as often as you like. There's no trial that runs out and no credit card. Later we'll offer paid extras, like online booking and text reminders, and you're welcome to ignore them.

Do I need to sign up?

Not to try a tool. Open one and do the whole job. Sign up when you want to keep what you made: your email and a six-digit code, with no password and no credit card. Tools that keep a book for you, like the billable hours log, need it from the start.

Who is it for?

Owner-operators and small crews: plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, renovators, cleaners, snow and landscaping crews, auto and repair shops. If you price the job, do the work and bill for it, it's for you.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. Every tool works on a phone, so you can price the job in the driveway and have the estimate ready before you leave.

Does it work where I am?

The trades tools are made to work anywhere. You type your own rate and tax, and where a rule matters, the tool says it in plain words and asks you to check the rule where you work.

Is this tax or legal advice?

No. Tools like the sales tax helpers explain the rules in general words and give you wording to start from. For anything unusual, check with an accountant or a lawyer.

When do new tools open?

New tools for the trades open every few weeks through the winter.

Your next estimate can go out before the next job.

Find the rate that pays you, write the estimate, and bill it when the job's done, all free.

Every tool for the trades