Ask for the right facts
Collect the job, product, customer, amount, labor, material, place, or time facts that change the price.
Quotes and estimates
Put your real price rules into software.
Turn the quote process your team already trusts into one tool. It can ask the right questions, use the same rules each time, handle hard cases, and make a clear estimate. Your business owns the tool.
Builds start at$4,999
The written planFree
Best place to startA quote process you use now
More than a calculator
Make each quote clear and steady.
A formula is only one part of a quote. The tool must know which facts it needs, when a rule does not fit, who can change a choice, what needs approval, and where the result goes.
We map that full path before we build. The goal is one useful quote tool for your business. We do not promise to replace a full company system in one short build.
Use your price rules
Put your fees, margins, lowest prices, discounts, and other rules in the tool.
Handle hard cases
Send unusual work to the right person before the quote is final.
Make a clear result
Create an estimate, record, file, or next step with the facts and past versions your team needs.
See the tool
A price tool made for one kind of business.
Breaker Tools Pro uses product cost, selling fees, profit goals, and real business facts to set prices before a sale starts. The price tool also works with show setup, stock, live work, and sales checks.
On The Map built and owns this app. The screens use sample data. They show what we can build, not a client result.
See how the full process worksA good fit
Start with price rules your team already uses.
Bring your current sheet, old quotes, price book, choice chart, or a team member who can explain how real quotes are made.
Known facts
Your team knows which facts are needed to make a quote.
Clear rules
Your team can explain the normal rules and the cases that need good judgment.
One clear result
The first tool makes one useful estimate, record, or next step. It does not replace every sales task.
A person stays in charge
A person can still approve, change, or check unusual work.
Common questions
Three worth asking before you commit.
Our pricing has a lot of exceptions. Can software really handle that?
Exceptions are usually the reason to build rather than a reason not to. The work is in the planning stage, where we get the real rules out of people's heads, including the ones nobody has written down. Where a case truly needs human judgement, the tool routes it to a person instead of guessing, which is the honest way to handle it.
Can it produce a quote document we send to the customer?
Yes, and that is usually part of the same build. The tool applies your rules, produces the number, and generates the document in your format so nobody is rebuilding it by hand in a word processor.
Will it connect to our accounting system?
Often yes. Which system, and how far the connection can go, is confirmed in the free written plan before you pay, because some accounting platforms restrict what outside software may do.
Show us the quote your team makes each day.
Evan Atha reads each request, usually the same business day. He will send a useful plan or ask what he needs to understand the work.