Or set the price yourself

Under the line about pricing room by room there is a small disclosure reading Or set the price yourself. It is small on purpose: the sheet is the route most jobs should take.

Which one they chose is the finish the client picked, which becomes the heading on the document. If the estimate went out with finishes on it, this is a list of those. Otherwise it is a field you type into.

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1. 1Or set the price yourself, under the take-off line
2. 2The contract price, not the estimate range
3. 3Draft the proposal from the figure you typed

The help under the field says it plainly: "The final contract price, not the estimate range. Everything else pulls from this project and the shop's terms." Casework will not work a firm price out of a range, because a range is a range and a contract is a contract.

The card turns to In review with the same review as any other document. The schedule, the clauses, the timeline note and the inclusions all come from your Terms tab, and the design fee credit comes off the first payment if the fee was marked paid.

A proposal drafted this way has no rooms and no rows, so there is no breakdown under the price and nothing to change later except the figure itself. If the client asks what is in it, the take-off is the answer and it is worth the twenty minutes.