Evalation turns a LiDAR room scan into a priced paint estimate in about five minutes, sent before you're back in the truck, while you're still on the first visit.
Every painter has walked a house, squinted at a stairwell, and written down a number that was really a feeling. When the feeling runs high, you lose the job. When it runs low, you eat the difference one gallon and one ladder-hour at a time.
The room already knows its own dimensions. The scan reads them, the estimate prices from them, and the guesswork leaves the process. What replaces it is a number you can defend line by line, built from real surface areas and your own rates, in the time it used to take to find a working pen.
And because the estimate lives in the same system as the job, the schedule, and the invoice, winning the repaint doesn't create three new pieces of homework.
Evalation turns a room scan into a priced paint estimate in about five minutes.
The homeowner decides in the room, looking at their own walls. Evalation puts the estimate and the decision in the same visit, then runs the job, the crew, and the invoice afterward. The full painter's tour is at /for/painters.
Scan the room with a LiDAR-equipped iPad and the estimate prices from real surface areas instead of a walk-through guess.
Tint shows the homeowner a photorealistic repaint of their own rooms, priced on the spot, so the color decision happens on the first visit instead of after three sample cans.
The priced estimate goes out in about five minutes, while the walkthrough is still fresh and you're still the painter in the room.
Leads, follow-ups, crew scheduling, and invoicing run in the same system, at one flat price with no per-user fees.
Walk the space with a LiDAR-equipped iPad. The scan reads the real surface areas so the estimate isn't a squint and a guess.
Evalation Tint puts the new color on the homeowner's own walls, photorealistically, while you're standing there together.
The estimate goes out in about five minutes, on the first visit, with your margin protected on every line.
A LiDAR-equipped iPad, such as Pro models and recent Airs. Standard estimating and the rest of the platform run on nearly any iPad from the last seven years, and on your phone.
A photorealistic repaint of their own room through Evalation Tint, and a clean, easy-to-read estimate. Your internal math stays internal.
The five-minute AI estimating workflow still prices the job from your own rates. The scan makes it faster and tighter; it isn't the price of entry.
Yes. It's a CORR platform, so the same system runs your leads, scheduling, crews, and invoicing at one flat price. The category is explained at /what-is-corr.
Evalation is built for residential contractors doing $700K to $3.5M a year who have outgrown entry-level tools but refuse enterprise pricing and enterprise implementation.
Evalation costs $297 per month for the first 50 founding members, locked for life, with no per-user fees. Every membership starts with a free 14-day trial. Full breakdown at /pricing.
Switching takes four clicks, and the Moving Truck Guarantee backs it: "If it doesn't win you more jobs in 90 days, you get every dollar back and we'll move you anywhere you want to go. Free." See the side-by-side against your current tool at /compare/jobber.
Scan it, show it repainted, and hand over the number on the first visit.
Free 14-day trial, then the Founding Member rate.