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Free Home Service Cost Calculators

Pick your project and get a real price range in about 30 seconds. No signup for the number. Free for contractors to put on their own site.

Updated August 2026

What these do

Each calculator asks what your job actually is, then prices it as a real low-to-high range. Every one is free for a homeowner to use with no email required to see a number, and free for a contractor in that trade to embed on their own website and capture every lead who runs it.

How it works

Pick the workChoose your trade below and answer a few plain questions about the job. No account, no fee.
See a real rangeYou get a low-to-high price on national defaults, or on a contractor's own numbers when they run the calculator on their site.
Contractors: put it on your siteEvery calculator is free for a contractor to embed on their own website, and every homeowner who uses it becomes a lead in the inbox.
For the pros

An estimate is step one. Booking is step two.

A homeowner prices their job on your site, likes the number, and taps Book this visit. They pick a time and it lands on your calendar, one widget, from the first question to a booked appointment.

Step 1

They get the estimate

A real price range, right on your own site.

Step 2

They tap Book this visit

The same widget rolls straight into booking.

Step 3

It lands on your calendar

A real appointment on your real schedule.

Real openings onlyEvery time it offers comes straight from the calendar you already run, so two jobs never land on the same slot.
The job writes itself inA booking lands in your system as a real job on its own. Nobody re-types it off a sticky note.
The customer gets a textA confirmation text goes out the second they book, with the reminders and the follow-up handled after.
Your services, your pricesThe list is yours, your jobs at your prices or priced on-site, never a generic menu.
Looks like your siteIt takes on your colors, logo, and font, so it reads as part of your website, not a bolt-on.

The estimate calculator above is free with just an email. Sign up and the same widget also books the job, on your calendar and in your own brand.

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FAQ

Cost calculator questions

What these tools do, and how to put one on your own site.

It is a free tool that turns a few answers about your job into a real price range in about 30 seconds. Pick your trade, tell it what you need, and it prices the work on national ballpark figures, or on a contractor's own numbers when the calculator is running on that contractor's website. It is a fast way to get oriented on cost before anyone visits.

Right now there are live calculators for HVAC, plumbing, pest control, and roofing. Each one asks the questions that actually move that trade's price, tonnage and system tier for HVAC, tank or tankless for a water heater, a plan or a one-time treatment for pest control, roof size and pitch for roofing. More trades are being added.

Because the real price depends on things a quick tool cannot see: the access, the condition of what is already there, the local labor rate, and the permit. A range is honest and gets you oriented; the on-site visit is what turns it into a firm number. Every calculator here is built to narrow the range with a follow-up question or two on the jobs that swing the most.

No. Every calculator shows the price range on screen from your answers before it asks for anything. You only share contact details if you want the estimate sent to a contractor or want a call back.

Yes. Every calculator is free for a contractor to embed on their own website, with no account and no fee. You set your own prices or use the national defaults, and every homeowner who runs it on your site is emailed to you as a lead with the full estimate breakdown. Once you sign up, the same widget also books the visit on your calendar.

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