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Set up your business.
Your name and your trade. Both go on every quote your customers see, and you can change either later.
This is the name at the top of every quote. Your own name is fine.
Jobs you will be able to quote
Paid extras you can add on
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Less than one job a year.
If Bucket wins you one extra customer, it has paid for itself for twelve months.
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Who is it for?
The name is enough to start.
Line of work
What is the job?
This sets how many hours it should take.
How big is it?
More units, more hours, more money.
Price list
Tap what the job includes. Tap again for a second one. Everything here is your own price — change any of them in Settings.
Any extras?
Tap to add. This is where the profit is.
Parts & equipment
What the materials cost you. The app adds your markup on top. Leave it empty for labour-only jobs.
How do they pay?
A monthly plan gives you money every month without selling again.
How many visits a month do they get?
The price
Worked out for you. Change it if you want.
You know the job better than the app does. Change the hours and the price recalculates. Change the price and that number is final.
Everyone you have quoted
Your business
This appears on every quote you send.
Your pricing
Set the rate once and every quote uses it.
Added to what materials cost you. 35% on a $3,000 unit charges the customer $4,050.
Local price check
Bucket works out what this kind of job typically costs in your area, so you can see where your quote sits. It uses the ZIP in the customer's address on each quote, and this one when the address has no ZIP. US only.
Your extras prices
Charge what you charge. These are the add-ons customers pick from.
How long your jobs take
Only change these if the app's timings don't match your real work.
How they can pay you
Tick what you take. A minus number knocks that much off, a plus adds it on. A fee is a flat amount. Whatever you fill in here is what the customer sees on their quote.