The contractor CRM that
gets estimates signed on site

Leads call while you’re on a roof. Estimates die waiting for printers. PipeBase keeps the whole job funnel — call, quote, signature, follow-up — on the phone in your pocket, and shows every job on a map.

No credit card required. $99/month flat, unlimited users.

The short answer

PipeBase works as a contractor CRM because the paperwork that wins jobs is built in: estimates and contracts get signed electronically (often on site), missed calls become logged leads with recordings, appointment texts cut no-shows, and the map view lays out jobs and territories geographically. It costs $99/month flat with unlimited users — office staff and crew leads included.

From first call to signed contract

Estimates signed on the spot

Send the quote from the driveway; the customer signs on their phone before you leave the street.

Every call captured

Calls log automatically with recordings and transcribed voicemails — no lead lost between job sites.

Appointment texts

Confirmations and reminders by SMS keep the schedule honest and the no-shows down.

Jobs on a map

A map view of leads and jobs makes routing, clustering, and neighborhood momentum obvious.

Follow-up on autopilot

Sequences chase open estimates and revive old quotes — the money most contractors leave behind.

The office rides along free

Schedulers and office managers get full seats at no extra cost on the flat plan.

Speed wins bids

Homeowners call three contractors; the one who answers, quotes, and gets the signature first usually wins. PipeBase compresses that loop: the missed call is a logged lead with a transcript, the estimate template fills itself from the record, and the e-signature arrives while the competition is still promising a PDF “by Friday.”

Open estimates then feed automated follow-up — a polite text at day two, a call task at day five — so quotes stop dying of silence.

Software priced like a tool, not a crew member

Field-service suites commonly price per user per month, so adding a scheduler or a second crew lead costs like hiring. PipeBase is $99/month flat for the whole company — the same price whether three people or thirty touch the system.

Contractor CRM: common questions

What is the best CRM for a contractor or home-services business?
One that shortens the quote-to-signature loop: automatic call capture, estimates with electronic signatures, SMS scheduling, and follow-up automation. PipeBase includes all of it at $99/month flat with unlimited users.
Can customers sign estimates electronically?
Yes. Estimates and contracts send from the deal and are signed on any phone or computer, with a legally binding, time-stamped signature and audit trail.
Does PipeBase work in the field?
Yes — it runs in the browser and has a mobile app, so quoting, calling, texting, and signature requests all work from the truck.
Can I see my jobs on a map?
Yes. PipeBase includes a map view and territory management, so leads and jobs plot geographically — useful for routing crews and spotting hot neighborhoods.
How is PipeBase priced for a small contracting company?
$99/month flat covers unlimited users and up to 40,000 records — owner, office staff, and crew leads included. There are no per-user fees and no charges for e-signatures or calling.

Win the bid before the drive home.

Calls, quotes, signatures, and follow-up in one $99/month tool. Free for 14 days.