quotes sent to Quote Check every week. A second look before signing.
Why check your quote?
Put the price in context.
Know which line items deserve a question.
Catch what’s missing.
Unclear scope. Inflated quantities. Extra costs.
Ask with confidence.
Clear questions to take back to your pro.
What homeowners say about us
Portraits are AI-generated illustrations.
Quantity
“The tile line said 120 square feet. My bathroom is 5 by 8. I never did that math until it was sitting there in the margin. My contractor said it was a template he forgot to change, and the number came down by about $1,400.”
Dana K. · Mesa, AZGuest bathroom refresh $6,300 estimate
Code concern to verify
“It didn’t tell me the price was wrong. It gave me one question to ask about the fan venting into the attic. He fixed the routing and I felt a lot better signing.”
Robert M. · Naperville, ILBathroom exhaust fan replacement $950 line item
Scope gap
“I’m 71 and my son usually reads these for me. This time I sent him the four questions instead of the whole PDF. He said it was the first time we talked about the job instead of the total.”
Carol W. · Lakewood, COVanity and floor replacement $4,800 estimate
Scope gap
“Haul-away wasn’t written anywhere. I asked. It was going to be $350 on top. Now it’s on the paper.”
Luis A. · San Antonio, TXDemo and prep for a bath remodel $900 line item
Nothing to question
“Honestly, it flagged nothing serious on our quote and said so. That was still useful. I stopped second-guessing and signed the next day.”
Priya S. · Cary, NCBathroom paint and finish $2,100 estimate
FAQ
How do I get my review?
Upload a PDF or a photo of your quote, or paste the text. You’ll get a Quote Check ID and a private page, then add your email. Our team will review the quote and email you the result.
Who sees my quote?
Your quote and email stay with Nearby for your review. We don’t send them to contractors. Keep your private Quote Check link to yourself.
Can I rely on every flag?
Flags are starting points for questions. Confirm prices and scope with your pro, and code requirements locally. Quote Check doesn’t replace an inspection.