Glass is priced by area, and the difference between 6mm toughened and laminated is the difference between a job worth doing and one that costs you money. Punching that into a calculator in the ute, then retyping it into a quote that evening, is where the margin quietly goes. ServicePilot holds your glass types and rates and does the arithmetic while you are still standing in the customer's kitchen.
Priced by the square metre
Load your glass types and rates once. Enter the sizes and the quote works out the area, the glass, the labour and the GST.
Quoted on site, not at 9pm
Build the quote on the phone at the measure-up and send it before you drive off. The job that gets quoted first usually wins.
Accepted online and signed
The customer taps accept and signs on their phone. The accepted quote becomes the job, so nothing gets retyped.
Everything a glazing business needs
Fast quoting
Itemised quotes from your price list, sent by SMS or email, accepted online with e-signature.
Scheduling & dispatch
Drag jobs onto the calendar, assign your team and optimise the day’s route.
Invoicing & payments
One-tap invoices with GST, card payments via Stripe straight to your bank, and Xero sync.
SMS reminders & ETAs
Day-before reminders and “on my way” texts cut no-shows and delight customers.
Automated reviews
Ask for a Google review the moment a job’s done - grow your reputation on autopilot.
Client portal
Customers view their quotes, jobs and invoices, pay online and request new work.
What glaziers quote here
What makes a glass quote different from any other trade quote
A glazing quote is not just a price. It carries a set of measurements that somebody will rely on when they order a sheet of glass, and glass cut to the wrong size is not returnable.
That is why the quote and the job need to be the same record rather than two documents that resemble each other. When the sizes live on the quote, the quote becomes the job, and the job carries the photos through to the install, nobody transcribes a number between two systems at any point. Most of the expensive mistakes in glazing happen at exactly those hand-off points.
- Price off your own glass rates
Toughened, laminated, double glazed, the frame, the labour. Set them once and every quote uses the same numbers. - Photograph what you measured
The photo and the size sit together on the quote, so the person ordering is not working from a description. - Follow up without remembering to
A quote that has had no answer is chased automatically. In glazing this is usually worth more than sharpening the price.
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Quoting glass - questions
Can I price by the square metre?+
Yes. Set your rate per square metre for each glass type, enter the sizes, and the quote calculates the area and the price. Cutting, delivery and installation fees sit on the same price list.
Can I quote from my phone on site?+
Yes. Build and send the quote from the app at the measure-up, with photos of the opening attached.
Do customers have to print anything?+
No. They open the quote on their phone, accept it and sign on screen. It becomes a job the moment they accept.
Can I quote a job in stages?+
Yes. Quote commercial work line by line and bill progress claims against the stages you have completed.