Missing details
What do you need to know from the customer before you can write a complete quote? The tool lists concrete questions to ask.
Quote help for tradespeople and consultants
Describe the job you're quoting. Offertkollen finds missing details, risks and scope boundaries — and gives you a first quote draft in under a minute.
Free·No account·AI-based analysis
An Offertkollen analysis takes the job description and returns a structured answer — what you need to write a quote that holds up.
What do you need to know from the customer before you can write a complete quote? The tool lists concrete questions to ask.
Scope creep, unclear conditions, unspecified materials or timelines that don't add up — identified and named.
What shouldn't be included in the quote. Clear boundaries protect you from disputes about what you promised and what's extra.
Potential additional work and situations that tend to become disputes. Flagged in advance so you can address them in the quote.
A first structured draft to build on — with headings, what's included, and standard wording for your trade.
Concrete questions to include in your quote request, worded so the answers actually help you price and scope the job.
No preparation needed — just describe the job in your own words.
Tell us what the customer wants, what conditions apply and what you plan to include in the quote. The more detail, the more concrete the analysis.
An AI model reads the job description and identifies what's missing, what's unclear, and what could cause problems down the line.
You get a structured answer with missing details, risks, scope boundaries, change-order warnings and a quote draft — ready to use right away.
The most common issues we see in quotes from Swedish tradespeople and service businesses.
The customer wants a "new bathroom." Nowhere does it say tile area, who removes the old one, or who buys materials. Offertkollen flags what's missing before you price it.
Drawings are missing, the number of outlets and circuits isn't decided, and the building permit isn't finished. Three common reasons electrical quotes underestimate cost.
The customer wants "help with the project." Without a clear definition of deliverables and responsibility, the quote risks becoming an open-ended bill.
Offertkollen is an AI-based tool that helps you write clearer quotes. You describe the job and the conditions — the tool identifies missing details, risks, suggested scope boundaries and possible change-order situations, and gives you a first quote draft to build on.
No. Offertkollen requires no account and no registration. You describe the job directly in the form and get the analysis instantly.
Offertkollen works for any business that sends quotes: construction and renovation, electrical, plumbing, painting, groundwork, carpentry, but also consultants, service businesses and tradespeople in general. The more specific your job description, the more concrete the analysis.
A change order (ÄTA in Swedish) covers changes, additions and omissions — work that wasn't in the original quote but comes up as the project progresses. Unclear quotes often lead to disputes about what's included and what counts as a change order. Offertkollen helps you identify what needs to be in the quote to avoid the most common misunderstandings.
No. Offertkollen supports quote writing and is not legal advice. The tool helps you write clearer, more complete quotes, but doesn't replace a lawyer or commercial legal advice for complex contracts.
It takes under a minute. No account needed.
Try OffertkollenOr contact us at hej@klarar.se if you'd like to talk first.