Vehicle size is only one input. Condition, pet hair, stain removal, extraction, seat removal, correction steps and coating prep can radically change labor time.
Check a real job free →The useful question is not “what does everyone charge?” It is “what does this job cost my business, and what price protects the margin I chose?”
Protected price = cost basis ÷ (1 − target margin)This is the simple gross-margin relationship behind a cost-based protected price. Your real model may also need tax, payment fees, overhead allocation, contingency or other inputs you choose to include.
At $195 of entered cost and a 35% target margin, the protected selling price is $300.
Paste the real job. MarginPact extracts the scope facts it can support, asks you for the economics it cannot know, calculates a protected recommendation from your inputs, and lets you carry the same job into your workspace to create a customer quote.
Run the Free Price Check →Condition primarily changes labor and consumable use. Estimate the real extra work and let it flow into the cost basis or a saved add-on rule.
Usually the scope and labor are materially different, so the economics should be modeled separately rather than forcing both into one package.
Yes. A MarginPact workspace can save service-specific economics and pricing rules for reuse.
Use the same Free Price Check that feeds MarginPact's protected pricing and quote workflow.