MyFastBid.
Turn what you know into a clear quote your customer can approve in minutes. Keep your customers, prices, schedule and invoices together, from your desk to your next job.
For trades, home services, property professionals and more.
Build a catalog once. Reuse your services, options, notes and quote templates whenever a new customer calls.
Send one link. Your customer can read the quote, choose optional extras and respond without creating an account.
Plan the work, allow time for travel, arrange payments and keep track of what happens next.
Quote, schedule and get paid from your phone, tablet or computer. Start with Free Forever and keep your work as your business grows.
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One person, with the tools to run your business.
Less than $1 a day
One person, with the tools to run your business.
$29/month for the leader + $25/month for each additional person.
$25/month for the leader + $20/month for each additional person, billed yearly.
Solo and Team prices are in USD, before applicable taxes. Annual plans are paid upfront for the year. Payment processing fees are separate. Free limits shown apply to new accounts. Review your selected plan and final total in Account → Plan & usage before checkout.
Real MyFastBid screens, filled with fictional details.
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The customer sees the work and price, with optional extras close to the quoted items. No customer account is needed.
How quote links work →
A clear record of the accepted services, quantities, due date and total. The online payment link becomes available when the business has connected payments.
How invoices work →Monthly means a subscription payment each month. Yearly means paying for the full year upfront; the large monthly figure is the yearly price divided by 12, for an easy comparison. The “billed yearly” figure is the amount for the year.
Changing this switch updates the prices and sign-up links. It does not change a “per month” usage allowance into a yearly allowance.
Try the everyday workflow: save customers, build a quote and send your customer a link. The allowances below show how much this plan includes. You can design a storefront privately; publishing it requires a paid plan.
Try a small repair quote before deciding which plan fits your business.
A sent quote, ready to reviewFictional example · Tap to enlarge ↗
PLAN DETAILS, EXPLAINEDTry the everyday workflow: save customers, build a quote and send your customer a link. The allowances below show how much this plan includes. You can design a storefront privately; publishing it requires a paid plan.
Try a small repair quote before deciding which plan fits your business.
A sent quote, ready to reviewFictional example · Tap to enlarge ↗
PLAN DETAILS, EXPLAINEDYour allowance is 5 per month. It resets each calendar month (UTC), regardless of whether you pay monthly or yearly. Unused allowance does not roll over.
Build your price from services, quantities and options, then send a link by email or share it by text. Your customer can review the work, choose offered extras and respond without creating an account. Each sent version uses one quote allowance; drafts do not. Sending the same version again does not use another.
Quote a door adjustment, offer door painting as an optional extra, and let the customer choose.
A sent quote, ready to reviewFictional example · Tap to enlarge ↗
PLAN DETAILS, EXPLAINEDYour allowance is 10 per month. It resets each calendar month (UTC), regardless of whether you pay monthly or yearly. Unused allowance does not roll over.
Create an invoice from the accepted quote, then issue it to the customer. It shows the work, amount and balance. When your payment connection is ready, the customer can follow the invoice link to pay. Each invoice counts when it is first issued, even if later voided; drafts, reminders and resending it do not count again.
After a customer accepts the door repair, issue an invoice with the same agreed line items.
An invoice for agreed workFictional example · Tap to enlarge ↗
PLAN DETAILS, EXPLAINEDYour allowance is 10 in total. It does not reset.
Save names and contact details once, then reuse them on quotes and invoices. A total limit counts the customer profiles you keep, including archived customers. Merging duplicates does not count the same customer twice.
One customer can have several properties, quotes and jobs. You do not need a new customer profile for each visit.
You can have up to 10 saved catalog services. This is a total, not a monthly allowance.
Your catalog holds reusable services, with descriptions, prices, sizing rules, options and estimated time. Pick them while building a quote instead of typing everything again. The limit counts saved services, including inactive ones; deleted services no longer occupy a slot.
Save “Door adjustment” at $65 per door, with “Door painting” as an optional extra.
A sent quote, ready to reviewFictional example · Tap to enlarge ↗
PLAN DETAILS, EXPLAINEDYou can have up to 1 team seats, including the owner. This is a total, not a monthly allowance.
A seat is a place for one person in your workspace. The owner, active members and pending invitations count. Customers viewing their quote links do not need a seat or an account.
You and one colleague use two seats. A customer opening an invoice uses none.
Choose a layout, colors and theme, then add your service catalog, About page and contact details. Free accounts can build and preview a storefront privately. Publish it when you move to a paid plan.
Try different designs on the demo below. The demo switcher changes only what you see.
Solo is for an owner working on their own. Use the allowances listed on this card, and publish your business storefront with services and pages. Choose monthly or yearly billing before reviewing the final price.
An independent photographer can quote a shoot, schedule the visit and invoice the customer.
An invoice for agreed workFictional example · Tap to enlarge ↗
PLAN DETAILS, EXPLAINEDThis is the price of your MyFastBid plan, in the currency shown. Select the billing frequency and, for Team, the number of people. Review the final amount and any applicable taxes before checkout. Fees charged by your customer payment provider are separate.
The yearly option shows both the monthly equivalent and the amount paid for the full year.
Monthly means a subscription payment each month. Yearly means paying for the full year upfront; the large monthly figure is the yearly price divided by 12, for an easy comparison. The “billed yearly” figure is the amount for the year.
Changing this switch updates the prices and sign-up links. It does not change a “per month” usage allowance into a yearly allowance.
This is the price of your MyFastBid plan, in the currency shown. Select the billing frequency and, for Team, the number of people. Review the final amount and any applicable taxes before checkout. Fees charged by your customer payment provider are separate.
The yearly option shows both the monthly equivalent and the amount paid for the full year.
Monthly means a subscription payment each month. Yearly means paying for the full year upfront; the large monthly figure is the yearly price divided by 12, for an easy comparison. The “billed yearly” figure is the amount for the year.
Changing this switch updates the prices and sign-up links. It does not change a “per month” usage allowance into a yearly allowance.
This plan has no count limit for this item.
Build your price from services, quantities and options, then send a link by email or share it by text. Your customer can review the work, choose offered extras and respond without creating an account. Each sent version uses one quote allowance; drafts do not. Sending the same version again does not use another.
Quote a door adjustment, offer door painting as an optional extra, and let the customer choose.
A sent quote, ready to reviewFictional example · Tap to enlarge ↗
PLAN DETAILS, EXPLAINEDThis plan has no count limit for this item.
Create an invoice from the accepted quote, then issue it to the customer. It shows the work, amount and balance. When your payment connection is ready, the customer can follow the invoice link to pay. Each invoice counts when it is first issued, even if later voided; drafts, reminders and resending it do not count again.
After a customer accepts the door repair, issue an invoice with the same agreed line items.
An invoice for agreed workFictional example · Tap to enlarge ↗
PLAN DETAILS, EXPLAINEDThis plan has no count limit for this item.
Save names and contact details once, then reuse them on quotes and invoices. A total limit counts the customer profiles you keep, including archived customers. Merging duplicates does not count the same customer twice.
One customer can have several properties, quotes and jobs. You do not need a new customer profile for each visit.
You can have up to 200 saved catalog services. This is a total, not a monthly allowance.
Your catalog holds reusable services, with descriptions, prices, sizing rules, options and estimated time. Pick them while building a quote instead of typing everything again. The limit counts saved services, including inactive ones; deleted services no longer occupy a slot.
Save “Door adjustment” at $65 per door, with “Door painting” as an optional extra.
A sent quote, ready to reviewFictional example · Tap to enlarge ↗
PLAN DETAILS, EXPLAINEDYou can have up to 1 team seats, including the owner. This is a total, not a monthly allowance.
A seat is a place for one person in your workspace. The owner, active members and pending invitations count. Customers viewing their quote links do not need a seat or an account.
You and one colleague use two seats. A customer opening an invoice uses none.
Paid plans include a published storefront with your chosen services, pages and a contact form. Edit the text, pictures, layout and theme in your dashboard. Your storefront has a MyFastBid web address that you can share with customers.
Show cleaning packages, introduce your team and let visitors ask about a job.
Team adds people to the same business workspace. The leader controls their permissions and assigns work. Set the team size to see the subscription price for everyone, including the leader.
One leader and two technicians means three team members in the price calculator.
A seat is a place for one person in your workspace. The owner, active members and pending invitations count. Customers viewing their quote links do not need a seat or an account.
You and one colleague use two seats. A customer opening an invoice uses none.
This is the price of your MyFastBid plan, in the currency shown. Select the billing frequency and, for Team, the number of people. Review the final amount and any applicable taxes before checkout. Fees charged by your customer payment provider are separate.
The yearly option shows both the monthly equivalent and the amount paid for the full year.
Monthly means a subscription payment each month. Yearly means paying for the full year upfront; the large monthly figure is the yearly price divided by 12, for an easy comparison. The “billed yearly” figure is the amount for the year.
Changing this switch updates the prices and sign-up links. It does not change a “per month” usage allowance into a yearly allowance.
This is the price of your MyFastBid plan, in the currency shown. Select the billing frequency and, for Team, the number of people. Review the final amount and any applicable taxes before checkout. Fees charged by your customer payment provider are separate.
The yearly option shows both the monthly equivalent and the amount paid for the full year.
Monthly means a subscription payment each month. Yearly means paying for the full year upfront; the large monthly figure is the yearly price divided by 12, for an easy comparison. The “billed yearly” figure is the amount for the year.
Changing this switch updates the prices and sign-up links. It does not change a “per month” usage allowance into a yearly allowance.
This plan has no count limit for this item.
Build your price from services, quantities and options, then send a link by email or share it by text. Your customer can review the work, choose offered extras and respond without creating an account. Each sent version uses one quote allowance; drafts do not. Sending the same version again does not use another.
Quote a door adjustment, offer door painting as an optional extra, and let the customer choose.
A sent quote, ready to reviewFictional example · Tap to enlarge ↗
PLAN DETAILS, EXPLAINEDThis plan has no count limit for this item.
Create an invoice from the accepted quote, then issue it to the customer. It shows the work, amount and balance. When your payment connection is ready, the customer can follow the invoice link to pay. Each invoice counts when it is first issued, even if later voided; drafts, reminders and resending it do not count again.
After a customer accepts the door repair, issue an invoice with the same agreed line items.
An invoice for agreed workFictional example · Tap to enlarge ↗
PLAN DETAILS, EXPLAINEDThis plan has no count limit for this item.
Save names and contact details once, then reuse them on quotes and invoices. A total limit counts the customer profiles you keep, including archived customers. Merging duplicates does not count the same customer twice.
One customer can have several properties, quotes and jobs. You do not need a new customer profile for each visit.
You can have up to 200 saved catalog services. This is a total, not a monthly allowance.
Your catalog holds reusable services, with descriptions, prices, sizing rules, options and estimated time. Pick them while building a quote instead of typing everything again. The limit counts saved services, including inactive ones; deleted services no longer occupy a slot.
Save “Door adjustment” at $65 per door, with “Door painting” as an optional extra.
A sent quote, ready to reviewFictional example · Tap to enlarge ↗
PLAN DETAILS, EXPLAINEDPaid plans include a published storefront with your chosen services, pages and a contact form. Edit the text, pictures, layout and theme in your dashboard. Your storefront has a MyFastBid web address that you can share with customers.
Show cleaning packages, introduce your team and let visitors ask about a job.
The team leader controls member permissions, so people can do their work with the access you choose. Review permissions in team settings when inviting someone or changing their responsibilities.
Give a technician access to assigned work, and give an office colleague permission to help manage customers and quotes.
Your team works with the business catalog and customer records. Customer payments use the payment provider connected to that business workspace. Your team subscription and the money customers pay for jobs are separate.
An office colleague can prepare a quote using the same service prices as the person visiting the customer.
An invoice for agreed workFictional example · Tap to enlarge ↗
PLAN DETAILS, EXPLAINEDSchedule jobs and assign the people who will do them. Team members can connect their own calendars; availability, job durations and booking rules help you plan the work. Customer self-booking depends on the business setup and approval settings.
Assign a morning visit to one technician and an afternoon visit to another, with enough time for the work and travel.
Invite another member as your team grows and review the subscription change in Plan & usage. The calculator includes the leader and each additional person. Pending invitations also occupy seats.
Change the calculator from two people to three to see the price before adding another colleague.
You can also read each explanation here, without opening a preview.
Try the everyday workflow: save customers, build a quote and send your customer a link. The allowances below show how much this plan includes. You can design a storefront privately; publishing it requires a paid plan.
For example: Try a small repair quote before deciding which plan fits your business.
Read the guide →Solo is for an owner working on their own. Use the allowances listed on this card, and publish your business storefront with services and pages. Choose monthly or yearly billing before reviewing the final price.
For example: An independent photographer can quote a shoot, schedule the visit and invoice the customer.
Read the guide →Team adds people to the same business workspace. The leader controls their permissions and assigns work. Set the team size to see the subscription price for everyone, including the leader.
For example: One leader and two technicians means three team members in the price calculator.
Read the guide →Monthly means a subscription payment each month. Yearly means paying for the full year upfront; the large monthly figure is the yearly price divided by 12, for an easy comparison. The “billed yearly” figure is the amount for the year.
For example: Changing this switch updates the prices and sign-up links. It does not change a “per month” usage allowance into a yearly allowance.
Read the guide →This is the price of your MyFastBid plan, in the currency shown. Select the billing frequency and, for Team, the number of people. Review the final amount and any applicable taxes before checkout. Fees charged by your customer payment provider are separate.
For example: The yearly option shows both the monthly equivalent and the amount paid for the full year.
Read the guide →Build your price from services, quantities and options, then send a link by email or share it by text. Your customer can review the work, choose offered extras and respond without creating an account. Each sent version uses one quote allowance; drafts do not. Sending the same version again does not use another.
For example: Quote a door adjustment, offer door painting as an optional extra, and let the customer choose.
Read the guide →Create an invoice from the accepted quote, then issue it to the customer. It shows the work, amount and balance. When your payment connection is ready, the customer can follow the invoice link to pay. Each invoice counts when it is first issued, even if later voided; drafts, reminders and resending it do not count again.
For example: After a customer accepts the door repair, issue an invoice with the same agreed line items.
Read the guide →Save names and contact details once, then reuse them on quotes and invoices. A total limit counts the customer profiles you keep, including archived customers. Merging duplicates does not count the same customer twice.
For example: One customer can have several properties, quotes and jobs. You do not need a new customer profile for each visit.
Read the guide →Your catalog holds reusable services, with descriptions, prices, sizing rules, options and estimated time. Pick them while building a quote instead of typing everything again. The limit counts saved services, including inactive ones; deleted services no longer occupy a slot.
For example: Save “Door adjustment” at $65 per door, with “Door painting” as an optional extra.
Read the guide →A seat is a place for one person in your workspace. The owner, active members and pending invitations count. Customers viewing their quote links do not need a seat or an account.
For example: You and one colleague use two seats. A customer opening an invoice uses none.
Read the guide →The team leader controls member permissions, so people can do their work with the access you choose. Review permissions in team settings when inviting someone or changing their responsibilities.
For example: Give a technician access to assigned work, and give an office colleague permission to help manage customers and quotes.
Read the guide →Your team works with the business catalog and customer records. Customer payments use the payment provider connected to that business workspace. Your team subscription and the money customers pay for jobs are separate.
For example: An office colleague can prepare a quote using the same service prices as the person visiting the customer.
Read the guide →Schedule jobs and assign the people who will do them. Team members can connect their own calendars; availability, job durations and booking rules help you plan the work. Customer self-booking depends on the business setup and approval settings.
For example: Assign a morning visit to one technician and an afternoon visit to another, with enough time for the work and travel.
Read the guide →Invite another member as your team grows and review the subscription change in Plan & usage. The calculator includes the leader and each additional person. Pending invitations also occupy seats.
For example: Change the calculator from two people to three to see the price before adding another colleague.
Read the guide →Choose a layout, colors and theme, then add your service catalog, About page and contact details. Free accounts can build and preview a storefront privately. Publish it when you move to a paid plan.
For example: Try different designs on the demo below. The demo switcher changes only what you see.
Read the guide →Paid plans include a published storefront with your chosen services, pages and a contact form. Edit the text, pictures, layout and theme in your dashboard. Your storefront has a MyFastBid web address that you can share with customers.
For example: Show cleaning packages, introduce your team and let visitors ask about a job.
Read the guide →2026.10.8.1
Updated
Open the web app →0.35.0
Updated
Google Play link coming after publication0.16.0
Updated
App Store link coming after publicationOne plain-English changelog covers every app. Mobile previews currently use developer installation.