Everything a contractor using Drawlite would notice, with the
date it went live. Last change November 6, 2026.
A page for every trade we ship a price book for
Seven pages under /for, one per trade, each showing the starter price book that trade's accounts are created with -- every row, its unit, its rate and its minimum charge.
Three more free calculators: commercial cleaning by the visit and by the month, kitchen cabinets by the linear foot, and signs and banners by the square foot.
Three more worked example quotes -- a kitchen, a post-construction clean and a storefront sign -- so every trade in the book has one.
Spelling across the site is now American throughout, which it should have been from the first page.
A code on the contact form
The form at /contact asks for a five-digit code before it will open a ticket. Scanners had found it and the queue was filling with nothing.
The picture is drawn by us, with no font and no third party, and the page is still cacheable -- so the form costs a real person four seconds and nobody else gets through.
The home page says what it costs
Prices are on the home page, read from the same list the sign-up form charges from, so the two cannot disagree.
The demo total on the home page is in the page rather than counted up by a script, which is what anybody without JavaScript was reading as $0.00.
Free calculators and worked example quotes
Six calculators at /tools -- coverage, waste, cost, labor -- with no sign-up and no email. Every default is a row out of the price book a new account is seeded with.
Five example quotes at /examples, priced line by line off those same rows, so the totals are what the product would really produce.
Posting the finished job
Write one post about a job and send it to Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profile and LinkedIn, with a result per channel rather than one hopeful tick.
If an account is not connected the text is still there to copy, which is the half of this that works without anybody's approval.
Undo, thirty days, and bringing your prices in
Ctrl+Z in the quote editor and the cabinet studio. The drawing and the priced lines step back together, which is the only way an undo on a quote is any use.
Stay signed in for thirty days on a phone or a tablet, with a list of your devices and a button to sign one out from anywhere.
Drop another tool's price export in and it is read into our format, shown to you as a table, and imported only after you say yes.
Quotes get a notification when the customer opens one.
Ninety days free, and a way to ask for things
The trial is ninety days with no card. Reading your own quotes is never switched off, whatever happens afterwards.
Ask for a feature from inside the app. Requests are counted by company rather than by message, and nothing is marked shipped or declined without a public reason you can read.
Draw a room without an account
/try opens the editor with nothing asked for -- no email, no password. If you want to keep what you drew, claim it afterwards and it becomes your first quote.
A whole quote's cut list in one sheet, nested across stock, rather than one per cabinet.
Import a PDF plan and trace over it.
After the signature
Change orders that sign like the quote did, against the same document.
Fill in what the job actually took, and the next estimate knows how far the last one was out.
A link for the crew: the job, the measurements and the lines, with no account to create and nothing priced on it.
A permanent record for the customer, and a page where anybody can check a signed document against its hash.