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These rules power the automated estimator and ensure pricing is consistent, scalable, and aligned with your business model. All settings in this section apply to new residential quotes only.

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Pricing Model Overview

Residential pricing in Estizee is rule-based. Quote totals are calculated by combining a base pricing model with optional modifiers and add-ons selected during the estimate process. At a high level, pricing is built from:
  • A primary pricing metric (square footage or similar)
  • Minimum service thresholds
  • Multipliers based on property characteristics
  • Optional service add-ons

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Base Pricing

Define how the core price of a residential job is calculated. Common configurations include:
  • Price per square foot
  • Tiered square footage ranges
  • Minimum service charge
The minimum charge ensures small properties still meet your profitability requirements.

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Property Modifiers

Property-specific modifiers adjust pricing based on job complexity. Examples include:
  • Number of stories or height multipliers
  • Accessibility or difficulty adjustments
  • Property type variations (house, condo, apartment)
These modifiers are applied automatically based on user input during quoting.

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Service Add-Ons

Add-ons allow you to charge for optional or conditional services. Typical add-ons include:
  • Screen cleaning
  • Track cleaning (standard or deep)
  • Frame detailing
  • First-time or neglected property surcharge
  • Post-construction or special-condition cleaning
Each add-on can be configured as a flat fee, per-unit charge, or multiplier.

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First-Time & Specialty Rules

You can define additional pricing rules for scenarios that require extra labor or time. Examples:
  • First-time service
  • Deep cleaning requirements
  • Recently renovated or painted properties
  • Hard water or heavy buildup conditions
These rules ensure increased effort is reflected accurately in the final quote.

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Rule Application Order

Residential pricing rules are applied in the following order:
  1. Base pricing calculation
  2. Minimum service check
  3. Property modifiers
  4. Service add-ons and specialty rules
This order ensures predictable and transparent pricing behavior.

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Best Practices

  • Keep pricing rules simple and predictable
  • Avoid stacking too many multipliers on a single quote
  • Review residential pricing regularly based on job performance
  • Test quotes internally before sharing with customers
Once configured, Estizee automatically applies these rules to all residential estimates, eliminating manual calculations while maintaining pricing control.