BidCraftTILEA letter to tile contractors
Close the deal before you leave the driveway.
Walk the bathroom, talk it through out loud, and hand the homeowner a priced, signable proposal before your truck cools down.
The short version
$97/month
60-day money-back guarantee. Run real jobs through it first.
Founding rate, locked for life · Cancel anytime
To every tile contractor still writing bids at the kitchen table at 11pm:
Straight up, before you read another line: I don't set tile. Luke does. He's my partner, a working tile contractor, and if one of our videos brought you here, you've already met one of us. Me, I've devoted my whole business to helping tile and bathroom-remodel contractors grow. Which means for years my job has been sitting inside tile businesses, watching where the money actually leaks. And it's almost never the tile work. It's the paperwork between the walkthrough and the signature.
I've watched excellent tradesmen lose five-figure bathrooms to worse tile setters, because the other guy got a proposal in front of the homeowner first. Not a better proposal. A faster one.
You're not slow. You're booked.
Wednesday you're on a job. Thursday a supplier shorts you and you spend the afternoon chasing material. Friday somebody calls out. Saturday night you finally sit down and write the thing up.
That's not a discipline problem. That's a full schedule and a proposal process built for somebody with an office. The bid should be done while you're still standing in the bathroom you just measured.
So we built the tool that does exactly that, with working tile contractors telling us where every number belongs. Here's the whole move:
Exhibit AThe whole bid, before you leave
Walk the job
Snap photos as you go. It sorts them into rooms.
Talk it through
Say what you saw. Your word beats the AI's guess, every time.
Floor outside the shower stays — they're refinishing it themselves. About 50 square feet of floor, shower walls are roughly 120 square feet total.
Present the proposal
Priced on your rates. They sign on their phone.
Real output from the app: sample project data, exactly as BidCraft generates it.
It prices the way you price.
Your day rate. Your tile-size and pattern multipliers. Your overhead and the margin you're actually trying to hit. You set them once, on a call with our team if you want the help, and every proposal comes out in your numbers, not some national average.
And when a number is off? You fix it once and tell Biddy, the assistant built into the app, to remember it. Most software makes you learn its system; this one learns yours.
Exhibit BThis is what the homeowner sees
Built in BidCraft from photos and one voice note: itemized, priced on the contractor's rates, on a 50/25/25 payment schedule. Sample project data.
Saturday night is for your family, not your paperwork.
And it doesn't stop at the bid.
They sign on their phone, the deposit hits your account, and the job keeps living in the same app: tasks, crew scheduling, timesheets, change orders, receipts photographed from the truck, real cost against estimate on every job. You find out you made money while you can still do something about it.
Real app screen (sample project).
It keeps score, too.
Every signed proposal, every paid invoice, every record week lands on your board: your biggest deal ever, your best month, your best week to beat. You chase PRs in the gym. Your business deserves the same scoreboard.
Your all-time records in the app (sample data).
Be part of a movement in tile.
You also don't do this alone. Every member joins a private community of working tile pros: actual contractors bidding the same work you are, raising the bar on what this trade charges and how it runs. Stuck on how to price a curbless shower? Wondering if $18 a foot is crazy in your market? Ask the people who ran that job last month.
This is the table where the trade talks, and every Tuesday it meets live: bring a real bid and we'll walk through it together. Pull up a chair.
Here's the wins channel, doing what it does:
🎉 Just closed a new tub-to-shower conversion job! — $16,121 job
Paul K. · Do It Right Remodels
🎉 Just closed my first bid craft proposal last week a repeat customer's full bathroom remodel job! — $32,742 job
Paul K. · Do It Right Remodels
🎉 Just closed a new new shower install job! — $9,591 job
James Y. · Custom Tile Solutions
🎉 Just closed a new tub surround/bath floor project! — $7,000 job
Luke M. · Tile Solutions
Just closed a new small fireplace surround job!
Jason · Artistic Tile & Design
Real posts from the members-only wins channel.
Exhibit CDon't take my word for it
Jason · Artistic Tile & Design · Anderson, IN
Paul · Do It Right Remodels · Schertz, TX
“From 1½ hours to 5 minutes”
Curt · A1 Tile Company · Virginia Beach, VA
Nicholas · Floor to Ceiling Tile & Stone · West Point, GA
Real calls with working tile contractors. Tap to play, swipe for more.
Here's the deal, in writing.
One underbid bathroom costs more than a year of BidCraft, and you'll never know which job it was. So the math I'm asking you to do is small on purpose:
Everything, one price
The whole platform. No tiers to decode, no per-seat games.
- Unlimited projects
- Full project management: tasks, crew, schedule, time cards
- Instant digital signatures and card payments
- Biddy AI, trained on your pricing
- Smart materials catalog and auto shopping list
- Access to the elite private tile-pro community
- Weekly live community call
- Unlimited usersFounding offer
Included when you join today
1-on-1 Setup & Pricing Call
We dial in your day rate, multipliers and overhead so your first bid comes out right. Bring your last 10 proposals and we'll load your rates and style into your account while we're on. Three slots a day.
$97/month
Founding rate. Locked for life for the first 200 members. After that the price goes up and founding members keep theirs.
I'll close the way I opened: honestly. I can't lay your tile. But I've spent years watching what slow bids cost the people who can, and this is the tool I wish every one of them had. Sixty days is enough time to bid real work with it. If it doesn't earn its keep, take your money back and keep the price book we built you.
Andy Morrison
Founder, BidCraft Tile
P.S.The founding rate is real scarcity, not a countdown timer: the first 200 members keep $97/mo for life, and the 1-on-1 setup calls run three a day. If you're reading this at 11pm with a bid still to write, that's the sign.
Straight answers
How does the 60-day guarantee work?
Email us any time within 60 days of your first payment and we refund you in full. No forms, no “retention specialist,” no hard feelings. That’s the whole process.
What if the AI gets a measurement or a price wrong?
You confirm every measurement before it prices anything, so nothing goes out that you haven’t looked at. When something is off, you correct it once and your assistant remembers it for next time.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Two clicks in your billing settings. No contract, no cancellation fee, nobody to call.
Does it work on my phone?
That’s where it’s built to live. Get the app from the App Store or Google Play and use it standing in the bathroom you’re bidding. It works on a desktop too, for the office days.
Do I need to be good with computers?
No. If you can text a photo, you can run this. Biddy walks you through setup, and you can talk to it instead of typing.
What's the setup call?
A live 1-on-1 with our team where we dial in your day rate, your multipliers, and your overhead so your first bid comes out right. Bring your last 10 proposals and we’ll load your services, rates, and style into your account while we’re on. You book it right after you pay.
What happens right after I pay?
Three things, about ten minutes total: set your password, get the BidCraft app on your phone (App Store or Google Play), then let Biddy walk you through setup. You’ll also get a link to book your 1-on-1 setup call. Most members build their first real proposal the same day.
Will the prices actually match how I bid?
That’s the entire point of setup. You give it your day rate, your multipliers, your overhead and profit targets, and it prices like you do. If a number looks off, you edit it and tell Biddy to remember that for next time.
How is it only $97 a month?
Because it’s software, not staff. An office person who did what BidCraft does would run you a few thousand a month plus payroll taxes, and they’d still go home at five. This doesn’t.