Free to use, no card
Landing a business customer? Put the deal on paper. Fill in your rates and terms, print it, both sign.
Saved on this phone or computer only, so the other free tools fill it in for you.
Services covered
Blank numbers print as a line to fill in by hand.
Leave blank to ask before every job.
Your agreement
This is a starting template, not legal advice. Repair and contract rules are different in every state. Have a lawyer in your state look it over before you rely on it.
Repair Rocket keeps your quotes, invoices and customers in one place on your phone, so the paperwork is done before you pack up. Free to start.
Free to start, no card. Paid plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee, no catch. Not happy? Email us and it's refunded.
Fleet and business customers pay later, call more often and have more than one person approving work. A short agreement settles the rate, who can approve work, when you get paid and how either side can walk away, before there is a problem.
Who the two sides are, the vehicles, the services, your labor rate and trip fee, how parts are billed, who can approve extra work, payment terms, your warranty, how long the agreement runs and how to cancel it. You choose the numbers. Nothing is filled in for you.
Read every line and change what does not fit how you work. For a big account, paying a lawyer for an hour to read it is cheap insurance.
The vehicles covered, the services, the labor rate, parts pricing, how work gets approved, payment terms, warranty, the length of the agreement and how to end it.
You are not required to use one, but contract rules differ by state. This template is a starting point. Have a lawyer review it before you rely on it for a large account.
That is your call. Due on completion is the safest for you. Many businesses ask for 15 or 30 days. If you agree to wait, write down the due date and what happens when it is late.
Same deal as this one. Free to use, built for techs who work out of a truck.
Quote & Invoice
Got a number? Turn it into a real quote the customer approves and signs, then flip it to the invoice. Looks like it came from a shop, not a notepad.
Rate Check
Most techs guess their hourly rate and quietly lose money. Punch in what you want to take home and it tells you what to charge.
Trip Fee
Driving to the job? Stop eating the gas money. Price the trip with real road miles before you quote, not after you get home.
Paper to Quote
Still scribbling quotes on the back of a receipt? Take a photo of it and it comes back typed, priced and ready to text or email.