Free to use, no card
Tick what you have. Price what you still need. Print the shopping list and the load-out checklist.
The core load-out always shows. Tap a job type to add the gear it needs.
For anything you need, type what it will cost you.
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Shopping list and load-out
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.
You do not need every tool on day one. Pick the kind of work you plan to do and the planner marks the gear that work needs. Buy for the jobs you have, then add as the work pays for it.
Mark each item. For anything you still need, type what it will cost you. The planner adds up your shopping list with your prices, not a guess from the internet.
Jack stands, wheel chocks, a fire extinguisher and a way to catch and haul off fluids are what let you work in a driveway or parking lot without a mess or an injury. They are also what a customer or property manager notices first.
A solid hand tool set, a jack and stands, a scan tool and multimeter, lighting, fluid handling gear and safety gear cover most driveway jobs. The list here is grouped so you can tick off what you have.
It depends on what you already own and the work you take. Mark what you need, type your prices and the planner totals it for you.
Plenty of techs start out of a truck, SUV or car. What matters is that the tools are organized, locked up and you can find them fast.
Same deal as this one. Free to use, built for techs who work out of a truck.
Name Ideas & .com Check
Picked a name? Check the .com is open before you pay for shirts and stickers.
Flyer, Ad & Bio
Need customers this week? Make a flyer and a post in the time it takes to eat lunch.
Service & Fleet Contract
Landing a fleet or a repeat customer? Put the deal on paper so both sides know what was agreed.
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.