Scope shapes the estimate.
Completa starts with the work details: what needs to be done, where it is, what is included, and what conditions may affect the job.
How we price
Pricing starts with scope, not guesswork.
Completa explains the work first, creates a starting estimate, and gives the contractor a review step before anything begins.
A starting estimate, then contractor review.
Completa uses your scope details to create a starting estimate before the contractor conversation. It is not a final invoice, and it is not a broad generic range with the important details left out.
The point is simple: make the scope visible early, show the path to a starting number, and give the contractor a clear place to confirm or adjust the work before the project starts.
Read the price-first noteWhat can move the number
Project size and room count
Surfaces, materials, and finish level
Condition, prep, and protection needs
Access, timing, and job complexity
Permit, safety, or compliance requirements
Changes requested after scope review
You see a starting number.
The app gives a scoped starting estimate before the contractor conversation, so the project starts from a visible baseline instead of a vague range.
The contractor reviews the work.
Before work begins, the contractor can confirm, clarify, or counter based on site conditions, access, materials, measurements, permits, and other job facts.
Fees are shown where they apply.
Any customer or contractor fees are disclosed in the relevant checkout, onboarding, or project-record flow instead of relying on a generic public table.
What stays clear
The starting estimate is not a final invoice.
Contractor review happens before work begins.
Scope changes should be visible in the project record.
Payment status, milestones, and project history stay connected.
GUIDEDSCOPE
Tell us what needs to be done.
Completa turns your project details into a starting estimate.
Build your estimate
Estimate, then pro confirmation.