Snapquo

Snapquo

Quoting and invoicing software for tradespeople to generate branded quotes in 60 seconds on-site, collect deposits immediately, and automate invoicing and follow-up reminders.

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📁 Payments, Billing & Ops🗣️ English📅 August 31, 2026

Description

If you're a plumber, electrician, or landscaper, you've probably typed out a quote on your phone at 9pm after a long day on-site, hoping the customer doesn't go with someone faster. Snapquo is built to make that moment quick — a branded quote with photos in under a minute, sent from the job site, with the ability to collect a deposit on the spot.

Snapquo is quoting and invoicing software built specifically for tradespeople — landscapers, painters, electricians, plumbers, roofers, HVAC technicians, mechanics, and general contractors. It generates branded quotes in about 60 seconds from mobile or web, attaches photos to quotes and individual line items, offers optional upsells customers can select, collects deposits with an e-signature on acceptance, converts accepted quotes to invoices in one tap, sends automatic escalating follow-up reminders, tracks win/loss on your quote pipeline, and maintains a saved price book of reusable line items.

💬 Our review

The short version: Snapquo is narrowly built for one job — quoting and invoicing for trades — and that focus is exactly what makes it faster to use on-site than a general accounting tool.

Against Jobber or Housecall Pro, which are full field-service management platforms covering scheduling, dispatch, and CRM alongside billing, Snapquo's differentiator is doing just the quote-to-invoice-to-payment loop extremely fast and simply, which matters when you're standing in a customer's driveway and want to send something professional before you've even left. The tradeoffs are real: it's UK-priced in GBP only, it's a newer product (est. 2026) without much track record yet, and it deliberately skips the scheduling/dispatch/CRM features that make Jobber worth its higher price for larger trade businesses. For a solo tradesperson or small crew who just wants fast, professional quotes and deposits without paying for a full field-service suite, Snapquo's simplicity and free first-three-quotes offer make it an easy trial; for a growing business that needs scheduling and team dispatch too, Jobber or Housecall Pro are the more complete (and more expensive) choice.

💰 Pricing

Freemium3 devis/factures gratuits, puis 240£/an ou 24£/mois
Free trial 3 devis/factures gratuitsSolo 240£/an ou 24£/mois

📊 Global score

53Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile90/100Excellent

Profile completeness

🤖 AI-enriched data

💰 Pricing model
🆓 Freemium

3 premiers devis et factures gratuits (sans carte bancaire). Offre Solo payante : 240£/an (20£/mois facturé annuellement) ou 24£/mois facturé mensuellement. Option de tarif fondateur verrouillant le tarif actuel de façon permanente.

👥 Target audienceArtisans qui établissent des devis : paysagistes, peintres, décorateurs, carreleurs, électriciens, plombiers, couvreurs, techniciens CVC, mécaniciens, detailers et entrepreneurs généraux.
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesMarché britannique en priorité (tarification en GBP)
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Pros

Aucun frais de mise en place ni frais cachés

Les utilisateurs conservent 100% des acomptes collectés

Résiliable à tout moment, sans engagement

Onboarding minimal requis pour démarrer

Synchronisation multiplateforme entre mobile et web

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Cons

Tarification centrée sur le Royaume-Uni, en GBP uniquement

Fonctionnalités plus limitées qu'une plateforme complète de service terrain comme Jobber

Produit récent (2026), historique de marché limité

Spécialisé pour les artisans, peu adapté aux freelances généralistes

Connexion internet potentiellement requise pour toutes les fonctionnalités

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