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FOR ELECTRICIANS

Electrical estimates with hours, urgency and scope clear.

Describe the work, review your rates and exclusions, and send a professional estimate. Turn the agreed estimate into an invoice and track payment.

  • From $5.99/mo
  • No platform fee — ever
  • Estimates in 5 languages
  • Billed at signup · 14-day refund policy
THE VAN OFFICE

You're an electrician. Your paperwork thinks you're an office.

The estimating happens in the ten minutes between jobs, or it happens at 10pm. Neither is when you do your best pricing.

Hours guessed, not estimated

“Call it a day” is how the estimate gets built. Sometimes it's four hours, sometimes it's nine — and only one of those was actually priced.

Emergency work billed like a Tuesday

The 10pm no-power callout and the scheduled outlet install went out at the same rate, because there was no time to sit down and think about it.

Permits and drywall, quietly yours

Nobody wrote that permit fees and the drywall patch after the rewire weren't included. So now they are — on your time and your dime.

Estimates written after a twelve-hour day

The estimate that wins the panel upgrade gets typed at 10pm, or it doesn't get typed at all. Guess which one happens most weeks.

HOW IT ESTIMATES ELECTRICAL

Say the job. Get the hours priced against your rate.

Paganki knows electrical bills by the hour — and that urgency and materials change the number.

Step 1

Describe it like you'd tell your apprentice

“200A panel upgrade, about six hours, twelve outlets while I'm in there, materials included, needs doing Friday.” AI detects electrical and extracts the service type — repair, installation, panel upgrade, rewiring, inspection or EV charger — estimated hours, fixture and outlet counts, whether materials are on you, and urgency.

Step 2

Your hourly rate does the math

Electrical bills per hour: about $65, $95 and $145 across budget, recommended and premium on the default rate card, with a $150 minimum callout. Materials on you add ~20%, rush ~25% and emergency ~50% automatically, each on its own line, so the 10pm call is finally priced like a 10pm call. Rules only — the AI never sets a rate. Set your own rates in Settings → Rates.

Step 3

AI writes the scope — and what you're not touching

Permit fees and utility charges, drywall repair after the work, major service-panel upgrades unless specified, and diagnostics on pre-existing wiring faults are written out as exclusions in plain language. Review, send, and convert to an invoice in one click when they say go.

AI reads the job and writes the document. Rules do the math from your rates plus standard adjustments — the AI never sets a price.

Customers sign the quote on their phone, pay the deposit before you leave, and can save their card so the balance is charged when the job is done. How it works
WHAT ELECTRICIANS GET

Estimate from the van, get paid from the van

Hourly pricing, urgency and exclusions handled by rules — so the busy weeks don't cost you the margin.

Urgency priced automatically

Rush is ~25%, emergency ~50%, applied by rule from the job description. No more discovering you did a midnight callout at daytime money.

Three tiers, you choose

The same job at budget, recommended and premium hourly rates; if materials are on you, a materials line is added to all three. You choose the one to send, and can switch or edit it before sending.

AI-drafted workmanship warranties

State what you stand behind and what you don't; AI drafts the terms in plain language from exactly what you listed, and you review them before they go out.

Yes becomes an invoice in one click

The accepted estimate carries the scope and the hours straight into an invoice. No re-typing it at 11pm from memory.

Estimate in five languages

English, Spanish, German, French or Italian — off the same rate card, with the same numbers.

Paid on the spot

Email the invoice or show its QR code, and they can pay before you've packed the ladder. You get an email and in-app alert when it clears. Stripe's standard processing fee for your country applies; no platform fee from us.

AI estimating, AI warranties and recurring billing are included in every plan. AI estimates have a monthly allowance — 3 on Freelancer (which also covers 3 invoices a month), 5 on Starter, 15 on Pro, 50 on Scale — shared with AI-written reminders if you turn those on. No add-on fees, no per-estimate charges.

Electrical estimates, answered

By the hour, which is how the trade actually bills. The default rate card is about $65 (budget), $95 (recommended) and $145 (premium) per hour with a $150 minimum, and you replace those with your own rates in Settings → Rates. The AI estimates nothing about price — deterministic rules do.
Yes, by rule. Rush jobs add around 25% and emergency work around 50%, applied automatically when the job description says it's urgent. You're no longer estimating a 10pm no-power call at your Tuesday-afternoon rate.
As exclusions, in writing. Electrical estimates drafted in Paganki carry the standard ones: permit fees and utility charges, drywall repair after the work, major service-panel upgrades unless specified, and diagnostics on pre-existing wiring faults. Edit them or add your own before you send.
Plans start at $5.99/mo, billed at signup; that plan includes 3 AI estimates and 3 invoices a month, and higher plans include more. Paganki adds no platform transaction fee. Stripe processing fees apply and vary by payment method and region.
FOR ELECTRICIANS

The next panel upgrade can be estimated before you're out of the driveway.

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