Snap a photo, get a full job scope and cost estimate, post your listing, and choose from local contractors who want the work — all free, all the time.
Snapstimate gives you a starting point before you hire. It doesn't replace a contractor's final quote — but it helps you go in informed, not blind.
Upload photos and a short note instead of trying to describe the problem perfectly over the phone.
Get an instant cost breakdown based on the repair type, visible issue, and local market context — before talking to anyone.
Review interested contractors, compare profiles and ratings, and pick who you actually want. You're never assigned anyone.
From photo to connection — every step designed to keep the choice in your hands.
Capture the issue clearly. Add a short note about what happened, how urgent it is, and where it's located.
Snapstimate scopes the job and gives you a cost range — labor, parts, and time — before you talk to anyone. No guessing.
Your listing goes live on the job board. Local contractors can see your photos, notes, and scoped estimate.
Interested contractors mark themselves available. They see all job details — but not your contact info yet.
Browse profiles, ratings, and verified badges. Pick who looks like the best fit. No pressure, no timer.
You accept your contractor. They confirm. Only then is your contact info shared. No spam, no cold calls.
Built for practical repair jobs where photos help contractors evaluate the work quickly.
Leaks, fixtures, clogs, water heaters, and water damage.
Outlets, breakers, lighting, panels, and troubleshooting.
Furnace, AC, air quality, filters, and maintenance.
Storm damage, gutters, siding, and exterior repairs.
Drywall, doors, trim, small installs, and general repairs.
A contractor's price can change after they inspect the job, find hidden damage, check materials, or confirm code requirements.
Use it to walk in informed — not to hold a contractor to a number. The scoped estimate helps you spot outliers and ask better questions. The contractor's on-site assessment is always the final word on price.
Understand how the whole system works — including what contractors see when they evaluate your job.