See your estimate the way homeowners' AI sees it
Homeowners upload contractor proposals to ChatGPT before they decide. Free tools now flag missing scope, vague pricing and fine-print risks automatically — and your competitors' proposals get the same treatment.
Upload one of your proposals. In about a minute you'll see what the AI tells your homeowner, a score out of 100, and the fixes that matter most.
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What you get back
- A score out of 100 — how confidently a homeowner's AI would say "sign this."
- What the AI tells your homeowner, in its words.
- Red flags ranked by severity, each with why it matters and how to fix it.
- Missing scope — the items homeowners expect to see and yours doesn't mention.
- Trust signals you have, and the ones you're missing.
- The questions homeowners will ask because of how it reads.
- A rewritten opening paragraph you can use.
Why this matters now
An estimate used to be read once, at a kitchen table, with you there to explain it. Now it gets read again later — by software, without you — and whatever that software flags becomes the homeowner's objection. Most proposals were never written for that second reading.
The most common gaps we see are warranty terms, itemized scope, timelines, permits, and who cleans up. None of them are about price, and all of them are fixable in an afternoon.
Common questions
Is it really free? Yes. No card, no subscription.
What happens to my proposal? The file is deleted as soon as the review is done. We keep only anonymized findings, and published research never names a contractor.
Will an AI score be wrong sometimes? Yes. Treat it as a second opinion, not a verdict.
Who's behind it? Closeout Call in Dallas. We call the homeowners who didn't sign your estimate and find out what actually decided it. This test is a small piece of that — see our research.