Smart estimates
Turn job details and photos into clean, itemized quotes you can send the same day.
Snap a few photos, capture the details, and let FieldCoat turn site visits into polished estimates — then track every job from your phone or the shop.
Turn job details and photos into clean, itemized quotes you can send the same day.
Upload job site photos right from your phone so every job has the context it needs.
See active jobs, recent estimates, and what needs attention at a glance.
Built mobile-first for the truck, the jobsite, or the back office.
FieldCoat Scan turns an iPhone Pro into your tape measure. Walk the room — LiDAR captures the dimensions and they land in a draft estimate in your FieldCoat account: walls, ceiling, and trim, ready to price.
We checked a scanned room against the builder's actual floor plan. The scan landed within 0.1%.
FieldCoat Scan is free with your FieldCoat account. Requires an iPhone Pro (iPhone 12 Pro or later) and iOS 17 — LiDAR does the measuring.
Add the customer, the address, and snap a few photos of the space.
Capture scope and pricing and let FieldCoat keep it tidy and professional.
Follow every job and estimate from one simple dashboard.
The three minute estimate, with paint math from the real data sheets.
Every customer, note, and estimate in one place.
Crew rates, target profit, and QuickBooks export.
A bid board for your commercial work.
Cancel anytime.
Try it free: your first 3 estimates are on us, every feature unlocked, no card required.
$49.99/mo
Every feature, unlimited users. No per-user fees, no modules, no onboarding fee.
Start free Already using FieldCoat? Subscribe for $49.99/moNo per-user fees, no modules, no add-ons, no onboarding fee. 0% platform fee on payments. Cancel anytime, and your data stays readable.
Customer deposits are live — and you keep every dollar: 0% platform fee, just standard card processing (a $5,000 deposit costs about $5 by bank transfer).
Built by a paint expert.
FieldCoat comes from 13 years behind the paint counter and alongside contractors — it does the math painters actually do, the way they do it.