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A One Click Contractor alternative for the visit you did not want to make
One Click Contractor is good at the appointment. It builds the proposal, shows the product, takes the signature and lines up the financing while you sit at the kitchen table. This page is for the contractor who wants fewer of those tables, not a better one.
No card. Nothing for your customer to install.
Who writes about this phrase, and what they leave out
Search this phrase and you get nine directory pages. Capterra on three country domains, SelectHub, Software Advice twice, SoftwareSuggest, SoftwareWorld, getlatka. Every one is the same list of ten construction tools sorted by starting price, and not one of them has an opinion about what One Click Contractor is for.
The clearest sign of how little Google understands the phrase is that 6sense files One Click Contractor under Cloud IDE, which is a category for software developers. Nobody has written a real page here, so this one tries to be useful rather than long.
What follows is what their product is built around, what it costs once you read their own pricing page, and where the two of us actually differ. We do a narrower job than they do. Most of this page is about which job you are shopping for.
What One Click Contractor is built around
One Click Contractor is a sales appointment platform. Their own published walkthrough runs like this. You photograph the house, or pull exterior measurements in from Hover, EagleView, GAF Quick Measure or RoofScope. The software turns quantities into a full proposal with your products and prices in it. Then you present it on a shared screen, the homeowner signs, and the deposit goes through.
All of that is real work and they do it well. The visualizer tie ins with Alside, Ply Gem, CertainTeed and Sherwin Williams are real. The financing through their 1LOOK product is real. So are the MarketSharp, Salesforce, LeadPerfection and improveit 360 connections. If your problem is that your proposal looks thin next to the other guy's, that is the product you want.
Look at where the measurements come from, though. Hover, EagleView and GAF Quick Measure are roof and facade products. Their listed specialties are roofing, one day bath, window replacement, exterior remodeling and interior remodeling, and the measurement integrations serve the exterior end of that list. For a bathroom or a kitchen, the dimensions still come from you standing in the room with a tape.
Where the dimensions come from
| One Click Contractor | ScanToScope | |
|---|---|---|
| Who collects the dimensions | You on site, or an aerial product for the exterior | The homeowner's own phone, before you drive anywhere |
| What the homeowner installs | Nothing. She is not in the software at all | Nothing. She opens a link in her phone browser |
| Where the number comes from | Your products and prices held in their catalog | Your cost book, priced line by line |
| What happens at the end | Presentation, signature, deposit, financing | A scope brief and a priced quote you send |
| Published entry price | 115 dollars per user per month, three seats minimum | 79 dollars a month, one user |
Their pricing read off their own pricing page in October 2026. Worth thirty seconds checking it yourself before you decide anything.
What it costs to find out
Their pricing page lists One Click Estimating from 115 dollars per user per month, and says plainly that it needs a three seat minimum. That is a floor near 345 dollars a month, before a one time onboarding fee they mention but do not price. 1LOOK Financing is a separate line at 99 dollars per user per month.
Not one of the directory pages ranking for this phrase carries that three seat minimum. Several of them still show a 79 dollar flat rate that the vendor's own page no longer matches. If you are two guys in a truck pricing this against a per seat tool, that one detail is most of the decision, and the lists that rank for the phrase are the reason you would not know about it.
Ours, for the comparison: Solo is 79 a month, one user, 20 scans. Crew is 149 for five users and 60 scans. Shop is 349 for unlimited users and 200 scans. Extra scans are 4 dollars each and nothing locks when you run out. Two scans are free with no card, which is enough to learn whether your customers will actually do it.
Three things to settle before you switch anything
Which half of the job is slow
If the presentation is the slow part, a sales platform fixes it. If the drive out is the slow part, no sales platform touches it. Keep a rough count both ways for two weeks before you buy either one.
Whether the work is inside or outside
Aerial and facade measurement covers a roof or a siding job well. It gives you nothing for a bathroom. Interior work is where the measuring is still the unpaid hour.
How many seats you actually need
A three seat minimum is fair if three people are selling. It is a quiet tripling of the price if you are one person who also swings the hammer.
What this does not replace
We do none of the appointment. No visualizer, no shared screen presentation, no digital signature, no financing, no CRM of our own past a Zapier connection into whatever you already run. If you take a deposit at the kitchen table and it works, keep doing that.
What we do is the step before it. The homeowner opens a link on her phone. On a recent iPhone Pro the LiDAR sensor measures the room. On any other phone she photographs it instead, one shot at a time as she goes, and types in the room sizes. A vision model reads those photographs and a model writes the scope brief out of what it sees.
Then the scope gets priced against your cost book, line by line, with every quantity traceable back to where it came from. The number is not written by a model. It is arithmetic against figures you entered yourself, which matters more the longer you have been doing this, because you already know what your own labor costs and no national database does.
Questions contractors ask
Does this replace One Click Contractor?
No. They own the appointment and we own the part before it. Plenty of outfits would sensibly run both, with the measurements arriving from the homeowner and the proposal and signature still going out through theirs.
Can I use it on roofing or siding?
It is built for interior rooms. A roof or a siding job is better served by an aerial measurement product, and One Click Contractor already integrates several of them.
What if the homeowner has an older phone?
Then there is no LiDAR, so she photographs the room one shot at a time and types in the room sizes. You get photographs and her numbers rather than a scan, which is worth knowing before you price off it.
Does the homeowner download anything?
No. She opens the link you send in whatever browser is already on her phone. There is no app and no account for her.
Is there a seat minimum?
No. Solo is one user at 79 a month. And when one of your own people captures a job on site, that job is not metered at all on any plan, which is what the seats are for.
Put it on the next two leads
Two scans are free and there is no card. Send the link to the next two people who ask you for a price, and see what comes back before you commit to anything.