- QuoteIQ Pro is the plan the remodeling must-haves land on.
- That is $199.99 a month for one person and $199.99 for three, on monthly billing.
- On Koira the same list is on Office, free, with no per-person fee.
- Worked example: an $11,500 basement finish comes to 26.1% on our free calculator.
What a remodeling company needs, and where it sits in QuoteIQ
Long jobs, big numbers and money that moves in stages. Awkward calls to ask for the midpoint payment: that is the problem software has to fix. QuoteIQ lists remodeling among its industries; here is where each thing remodelers rely on sits in its plans.
| What you need | QuoteIQ | Koira |
|---|---|---|
| What decides the plan | ||
| Options on one estimate Good, better and best with photos helps a homeowner choose instead of stall. | Essentials (options estimates) | Office, up to three |
| Invoices in stages Deposit, midpoint and final keep you from floating a job for weeks. | Essentials (partial payments) | Deposit, midpoint and final invoices |
| Job costing On a long job you need to know the margin before the last invoice, not after. | Pro | – |
| Worth having | ||
| Customer financing | Essentials (via Stripe or Whop) | On the pay page, every plan |
| Deposits at signing | Essentials (partial payments) | Office, at signing |
| Customer page or portal | Pro (client portal) | Office (free) |
From QuoteIQ pricing, checked October 8, 2026. A cell names the lowest plan that lists the feature; "Not listed" means we did not see it, so ask. Prices are per month in US dollars and change often, so check the page before you buy.
The QuoteIQ plan a 1 to 3 person remodeling company ends up on
For remodelers, the list that decides the plan is options on one estimate, invoices in stages and job costing. On QuoteIQ that lands on Pro because job costing first appears there: $199.99 a month for one person and $199.99 for three, on monthly billing.
| Team | Monthly billing | Billed yearly, per month | How QuoteIQ prices it |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 person | $199.99 | $167 (10 months for 12) | Pro, 4 users included |
| 3 people | $199.99 | $167 (10 months for 12) | Pro, 4 users included |
Same source: QuoteIQ pricing, checked October 8, 2026.
The extras remodelers often want (customer financing, deposits at signing and customer page or portal) do not move you off Pro. For comparison, the same list on Koira is Office (free), with no per-person fee.
Where QuoteIQ is a good fit for remodelers
- Essentials, at $29.99 a month, already includes estimates with options, customer financing and the AI Virtual Call Team.
- A price lock keeps your rate while you stay on the same plan.
Where Koira does it differently for remodelers
Job costing. On QuoteIQ: Pro. Koira does not do job costing. Its reporting shows what was paid on jobs it touched first, next to what Koira cost.
Customer page or portal. On QuoteIQ: Pro (client portal). Every customer gets one link to see the visit, sign, pay and book again.
Options on one estimate. On QuoteIQ: Essentials (options estimates). Koira drafts three options from your photos and price list, signed and paid on one page.
Worked example: an $11,500 basement finish
An $11,500 basement finish, on the free profit margin calculator, comes to 26.1% ($3,000 over job costs).
| Step | The math |
|---|---|
| Job cost | $4,200 materials + $3,800 labor + $500 other = $8,500 |
| Gross profit | $11,500 − $8,500 = $3,000 |
| Gross margin | $3,000 ÷ $11,500 price = 26.1% |
| Markup | $3,000 ÷ $8,500 cost = 35.3% |
| Overhead share | 15% of $11,500 = $1,725 |
| Net profit | $3,000 − $1,725 = $1,275 (11.1%) |
This job leaves $3,000 over its costs. A year of QuoteIQ Pro for one person is $2,000, about 67% of that one job's gross profit. Koira Office is free.
Licensing, guides and the full checklist
- General contractor license requirements by state, read from each state board
- Remodeling software: the full checklist and every price side by side
- How a remodeling company runs on Koira
Sources, each checked October 8, 2026: QuoteIQ pricing, QuoteIQ industries, and Koira pricing. We read each page's own text; we did not use summaries or third-party price lists.