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Pour concrete, not paperwork.

Contractors lose evenings to paperwork: measuring, pricing, chasing approvals and writing invoices on the weekend.

A contractor measuring a slab or a crew on a job site

A day with Sitefold

  1. 7:10 am

    A homeowner asked for a driveway quote overnight. It is already a job card with their address and the service they picked.

  2. 10:30 am

    On site, you enter 80 by 12 feet. The quote prices itself from your parts, and you send it before you leave.

  3. 2:00 pm

    They approve on their phone. The job moves to Quoted, ready for a pour date.

  4. Pour day

    Photos go on the job. Mark it done and the invoice is drafted with a Pay now button.

What you would turn on

Psst, this is just level one. Turn on more whenever you are ready. Every piece hands its work to the next, so the busywork keeps shrinking the longer you use it.

office.oaklineconcrete.getsitefold.com/quotes
Their back office
Quote 1042 · Dana R.
Sent

Driveway, 80 x 12 ft

Excavation and base$1,440
Rebar and 5" concrete$3,744
Form, pour and finish$3,264
Total$8,448

Quotes price themselves from your parts. Customers approve online.

How quotes works

Questions

Can I quote by the square foot?

Yes. Services can price by area, length or count, so every quote scales from your measurements.

Can my crew use it?

Yes. Crew members see their own jobs and schedule, and you decide whether they see prices.

See it with your business in it

7-day free trial, or a free mockup built from your real work.