Whole-room transformations live and die on selections, allowances, and clear phases. Smart Scope turns your walkthrough photos and design conversation into a proposal that reads like your firm — line items, tiered finishes, allowances spelled out — sent before the inspiration board cools.

Photograph the dated primary bath or the closed-off kitchen wall and talk through the transformation. The AI drafts it as a structured scope — demo, rough-in, finishes — so you refine instead of retyping.
Your price book carries your real numbers — demo by the room, tile by the square foot, cabinetry runs, your design fee — so proposals are grounded in how your firm actually prices.
Discuss quartz versus butcher block out loud in the space. Those decisions become tiered options and named allowances on the proposal, not scribbles to decode later.
Homeowners sign with the firm that turns excitement into a concrete plan. A polished, branded proposal the same day keeps you ahead of firms still “working up numbers.”
Digital signature and deposit at commitment, with payments structured against the phased schedule — design, rough, finish — collected inside the app.
See which projects actually earn — baths versus kitchens, full-gut versus refresh — and steer your pipeline toward the work that carries the firm.
Tour the space with the homeowner, capture every angle, and talk through what the room becomes.
The conversation turns into phases, line items, allowances, and finish tiers — all priced from your book.
The branded proposal lands in their inbox that day; they pick their tier, sign, and pay the design deposit.

“Full gut — move the toilet a foot, curbless walk-in shower, freestanding tub, double vanity, heated tile floor.”
A phased proposal with demo, plumbing relocation, and finish work itemized, tile and fixture allowances named, and your design fee as its own line.

“Open this wall to the dining room — likely load-bearing — new island with seating for four, quartz tops, cabinet doors refaced.”
A scope with an engineering allowance for the beam, the island build itemized, and counters offered in two quartz tiers.

“Frame out a bedroom and full bath, egress window, LVP throughout, and a wet bar rough-in for phase two.”
A two-phase proposal — suite now, wet bar later — with the egress cut priced as its own line and finishes tiered.
The first visit ends with a structured scope instead of a legal pad — every angle photographed, every idea captured as a draft line item.
Finish decisions become named allowances and good-better-best tiers, so champagne-taste conversations turn into priced choices, not surprises.
Change orders stop leaking money. The client asks for a pot filler mid-rough-in; it's photographed, priced, approved, and added to the payment schedule.
Final payment collects in the app at the walkthrough, and the job closes with real margin data feeding your next proposal.
Explore 100 sample remodels — kitchen guts, hall bath retiles, basement finishes, load-bearing wall removals, and primary suite additions. Each scope has tagged line items, a full activity trail, scope-of-work notes, and a financial breakdown with margin on jobs that run five and six figures. Practice on those before a real $46,000 kitchen is on the line — samples can't touch real work.
Allowances get their own named lines — tile, fixtures, appliances — with the budget figure visible, and selections can be offered as good-better-best tiers. Clients see exactly where their choices move the number.
Yes. Set a deposit at signing and progress payments tied to phases like demo, rough-in, and finish. Clients pay each one digitally in the app as the project moves.
They carry your branding, your language, and your structure — a polished document you'd be proud to set next to a design board, not a generic estimate printout.
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.
Download Smart Scope on the App Store or text SCOPE to 59232 — and send a proposal worthy of the reveal.