Turn a fixture count into a job cost, a sell price and a price per fixture you can sanity-check against the drawings.
Cost = (fixtures × material each) + (fixtures × hours each × labor rate). Sell price is derived from your target margin, and crew days show how long the work ties up your people.
In QuoteFlow, this same math runs off a scanned fixture schedule — counts come out of the plan set and you only correct what the scan misread.
What should I use for labor hours per fixture?
Use your own historical numbers where you have them. Many shops start from a rough per-fixture allowance and adjust by phase — rough-in usually consumes more hours than trim-out.
Is margin the same as markup?
No. Margin is profit as a percentage of the sell price; markup is profit as a percentage of cost. This calculator uses margin, so a 20% margin on $10,000 of cost sells for $12,500.
Estimate only. Verify material pricing and labor productivity against your own historical job costs.
QuoteFlow prices the whole job — material, crew labor, overhead and permits — and sends a branded quote your customer can sign online.
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