Free tools for tradespeople

How much you must book each working day to cover personal costs, business costs and your own pay.

Turn any quote into an “as low as X/month” badge.

Your real profit after paying yourself a proper market wage.

The close rate you need for Angi/Thumbtack leads to stop losing money, and a keep/kill verdict.

Predict when a customer actually pays and benchmark your days-to-get-paid against peers.

Exactly how many cents of every 1099 check to move into a tax bucket so April never bites.

Turn floor area into a ballpark tonnage and a replacement-system price range.

Six questions to gauge whether that 1099 sub is really a W-2 employee (2024 DOL rule).

Decide if an injury is OSHA-recordable, which 300-log column it hits, and your TRIR.

The OSHA Table 1 dust control and respirator for your concrete or masonry task.

The NFPA 70E PPE category and arc-flash boundary before you open a live panel.

An NEC 220.82 load calc: does your service have room for a heat pump or need an upgrade?

Turn today's copper price into the dollars of copper inside a wire, pipe or line-set run, plus the swing since your last quote.

Estimate what the metal you are ripping out is worth at the scrap yard, so you can credit it or pad the tear-out line.

Pounds of refrigerant a system needs times today's price per pound, plus a phase-down flag on R-410A vs the low-GWP blends.

Flag bad Google Local Services Ads leads, draft Google's reason, and see what is realistically creditable this month.

A 5-minute talk on today's hazard plus a printable crew sign-in sheet, grounded in the OSHA standard.

NEC wire gauge, voltage-drop check, conduit fill and a wiring bid from load amps and run length.

Every preliminary-notice, lien-filing and suit deadline for 25 states, counted from your furnishing dates.

Trade pay by role and metro from real BLS and CCNL data, with total comp, so you know if you are underpaying.