1. Add costs
Monthly modeled investment equals the selected public plan price plus every other monthly cost you enter.
Contractor planning tool
Model unit economics without inventing a conversion lift
Enter your observed gross profit per sold job, then test your own hypothetical additional-request and close-rate scenario against a selected GeoQuote plan and all other monthly costs.
Your scenario, not a forecast. GeoQuote does not supply the additional requests or close-rate assumption and does not guarantee contact, appointments, sales, revenue, or gross profit.
Inputs
Use your own records and assumptions
Every operating value starts blank. Do not substitute a borrowed benchmark when your own records are unavailable.
Observed input
Average gross profit per sold job
Use completed-job records. Gross profit means job revenue minus direct job costs; it is not the contract value.
Hypothetical scenario
Additional accepted requests and close rate
An accepted request is not automatically a qualified opportunity, appointment, or sale. Use a close-rate assumption you can defend.
Cost input
Other monthly costs required for this scenario
Include traffic, messaging, integrations, allocated setup cost, follow-up labor, sales labor, provider fees, and any other cost needed to produce and handle the scenario requests.
Method
What the calculator does—and does not do
2. Model sold jobs
Modeled sold jobs equal your hypothetical additional accepted requests multiplied by your hypothetical close rate.
3. Compare gross profit
Scenario ROI compares modeled gross-profit contribution with modeled investment. It does not attribute the result to GeoQuote.
This calculator is a planning aid, not accounting, tax, legal, or financial advice. Validate inputs against your own CRM, job-costing, payroll, provider, and payment records.
Calculator questions
What does this contractor unit-economics calculator measure?
It models a user-defined monthly scenario. It combines the selected current public GeoQuote plan price, other monthly costs you enter, observed average gross profit per sold job, and your hypothetical additional accepted requests and close rate.
Does GeoQuote cause the additional requests or close rate in the scenario?
No. Those are assumptions entered by the user, not GeoQuote forecasts or promises. A quote link can support a request path, but traffic, genuine requests, contact, qualification, appointments, sales, and gross profit are not guaranteed.
Why use gross profit instead of job revenue?
Revenue ignores direct job costs. Use observed gross profit after materials, job labor, subcontractors, permits, disposal, commissions, and other job-specific costs so the break-even comparison is less misleading.
Which costs belong in the model?
The selected plan price is included automatically. Enter every other monthly cost needed for the scenario, such as traffic, messaging, integrations, allocated setup cost, follow-up labor, sales labor, and provider fees. Taxes and final checkout terms may differ.
Next step
Review the current plan scope before activation
Confirm currency, taxes, eligibility, plan limits, integrations, provider costs, operating work, and final checkout price. Payment is required before a production quote link is activated.