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QuoteIQ for electricians: what it does, what it costs, and who it's for
The short version
- The tool in one line: a quoting app you drive from your phone at the jobsite, turning out sharp estimates you can hand over same-day.
- Why an electrician cares: the homeowner comparing bids usually says yes to whoever got a real number to them first. A two-day-late estimate on a service upgrade is often a dead one.
- Cost to start: $30 a month, with the exact tiers worth checking against the vendor.
- The right fit: shops whose weak spot is getting estimates written and out the door.
- The line it won't cross: this isn't a do-everything platform. It quotes. Add scheduling and invoicing separately if you need them.
Common questions
What'll it run me?
Starts at $30 a month. They shuffle the tiers now and then, so check the live rate on their page before buying.
What's it actually good for in an electrical shop?
Getting the estimate written on-site and sent while the lead's still warm. A 200-amp upgrade or a charger install can go out the day you looked at it instead of two days on. That speed is the whole point.
Will it run the whole operation?
No. Its wheelhouse is quotes and estimates. Want scheduling, dispatch, and invoicing on top? Run it beside Housecall Pro or Jobber, or ask the vendor exactly what's bundled in.
Can someone set it up for me?
Yeah. A local consultant can load your templates and material pricing so your very first estimate goes out looking right. Search by zip below.
What does it actually do for an electrical shop?
Here's where the money actually slips: the stretch between looking at the job and getting a price to the customer. Take a 200-amp service upgrade. If your estimate lands three days after you stood at the panel, odds are two other electricians already sent theirs. The homeowner picked one. You never heard back.
QuoteIQ's job is to shrink that stretch to nothing. Standing right at the panel, you tap in the pieces on your phone. Breakers, the wire run, conduit, your labor. Out goes a tidy estimate the same afternoon.
Think of it as speeding up the one part of the day that always drags: turning a load reading and a look at the existing panel into a figure the customer can approve. It doesn't pretend to run your dispatch board or your billing. It exists to fire off quotes before the lead cools off.
See it in action
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Key points from the explainer (our own)
Our own short explainer. You finish walking a homeowner through a panel upgrade, but the quote sits for days and two other bids beat you to it. QuoteIQ builds the estimate from your phone on site, so panel, EV-charger, and service-call quotes go out the same afternoon. Best for shops losing work to slow quotes.
What does it cost?
The floor is $30/mo. What sits on each tier moves around, and the nicer features tend to live upstairs on the pricier plans. So don't budget off the entry number. Figure out which features you'd genuinely use and price from there. And since the vendor tweaks all this, verify the current figures with them before signing up.
Pricing is vendor-published and changes; confirm the current tiers on QuoteIQ pricing (vendor-published, checked 2026-07-05).
Where does it shine, and where doesn't it?
Worth it when…
- Panel upgrades and install jobs keep getting away because your estimates go out slow or uneven.
- You'd rather send the price straight from the truck the same day you looked at the work.
- Scheduling and billing are already sorted, and quoting is the one piece you want sharpened.
Look elsewhere when…
- You're after one app that also books, dispatches, and invoices. QuoteIQ sticks to quotes, so Housecall Pro or Jobber cover the full spread.
- Your quoting's already quick and the real leak is somewhere else, like missed calls or weak follow-up.
- You run a big operation that needs deep, custom setups.
Want the whole office covered, not just the quoting? Take a look at Housecall Pro for electricians.
Sources: QuoteIQ pricing and QuoteIQ product pages — vendor-published, checked 2026-07-05. Last reviewed: 2026-07-05.
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