Built for Home Improvement Pros

Curb-appeal projects, priced from the driveway

Siding, gutters, decks, entry doors — the projects homeowners see from the street. Circle the house with your phone out, and Smart Scope turns your photos and running commentary into a professional bid priced by the square, the linear foot, and the opening.

Home improvement contractor standing in a driveway photographing the front of a two-story house with siding, gutters and an entry door

Made for exterior work

Every elevation, captured

Photograph all four sides of the house and the AI reads the scope with you — squares of siding, runs of gutter, deck footprint — so the bid covers the whole exterior, not a guess from the front yard.

Priced in your units

Your price book speaks the trade's language: per square for siding, per linear foot for gutter and fascia, per square foot for decking, per opening for doors. Your numbers, applied automatically.

Talk the scope, skip the clipboard

Say “about 22 squares of vinyl, wrap the six window openings, new 6-inch gutters on three runs” as you walk the perimeter. It all lands as priced line items.

Beat the two-week quote

Big exterior companies make homeowners wait weeks for a proposal. Yours arrives by text before you've left the street — and the first real bid in usually wins.

Deposits before the material order

The homeowner signs digitally and pays the deposit in the app, so you're never fronting a siding order on a handshake.

See margins by project type

Track profit per job and learn whether decks, doors, or gutter season actually carry your year — then chase more of what pays.

Around the house once, bid done

1

Walk the perimeter

Circle the property, photograph each elevation, and call out materials and rough measurements as you go.

2

AI drafts the proposal

Photos plus voice become a line-item bid in your units and rates, with good-better-best material tiers if you want them.

3

Sign at the curb

Text the proposal on the spot — digital signature, deposit paid, project slotted into your pipeline.

From first call to final walkthrough

Lead

The lead comes in

A homeowner texts a photo of hail-dinged siding. You book the walkaround knowing you'll show up as the contractor who quotes on the spot.

Quoted

The quote goes out

One lap around the house and the proposal is in their phone before your ladder's back on the rack. No “we'll mail you something.”

Signed

The signature lands

They compare your same-day bid to the big company's two-week wait. Signature and deposit arrive in the app that evening.

Installed

The job closes out

The install wraps with margin tracked against the bid, so next season's per-square price is built on real numbers, not gut feel.

Try the app on sample projects before real ones.

Work with 100 sample improvement projects — siding replacements, attic insulation top-offs, gutter runs, entry door swaps, window upgrades, and bathroom refreshes. Every one includes tagged line items, an activity trail, and a financial breakdown with margin. Learn where everything lives before a real homeowner's project depends on it — the samples can't break anything real.

Open the rear-elevation siding sample: vinyl panels & trim, house wrap, and crew labor with the dumpster fee tagged as line items — 40% margin underneath.
Stages look like a real season: a new gutter estimate, a scheduled insulation top-off, a followup on a hesitant entry-door quote, and won siding work with the 4-part payment schedule accepted.
Everything is plainly marked as sample data. One tap on Clear Sample Data deletes all 100 — nothing real gets touched.
New
Scheduled
Scoped
Followup
Won
Lost
Sample scopes · Home Improvement
100 loaded
Vinyl siding · full rear elevation
$8,400
Won
Attic insulation top-off · R-49
$2,150
Scheduled
Front entry & storm door combo
$3,600
Followup
Gutter & downspout replacement
$1,875
New
40% avg margin
4-part pay schedule
100 sample home improvement scopes · every stage · one tap to clear

Exterior pro questions, answered

Can it price siding by the square and gutters by the foot on the same bid?

Yes. Each line item pulls its own unit and rate from your price book, so one proposal can mix squares, linear feet, and per-opening pricing without any math on your end.

What if the homeowner wants material options?

Build the bid good-better-best — say, standard vinyl, insulated panel, or fiber cement — each tier priced from your rates. They tap the option they want and sign it.

Do I need exact measurements on the first visit?

Get close from the walkaround and photos, then note allowances for anything you'll confirm on the final measure. The proposal keeps you covered without slowing down the sale.

What does Smart Scope cost?

One subscription with everything included. See current plans on the pricing section of our home page, or download the app and take a look for yourself.

Be the first bid in their hands

Get Smart Scope on the App Store or text SCOPE to 59232 — and turn the next walkaround into a signed exterior project.