Trade-specific pricing
Use pricing structures that fit the service: per foot, per service, flat rate, per square foot and other configured models.
Build the quote, calculate the price, add tax and deposit terms, get customer approval, turn the accepted work into a job and invoice from the same connected record.
Quote and invoice software helps a service business price work, send a professional estimate or quote, record customer approval and bill the customer after the work is performed. Galaxy Unit keeps those documents connected to the same customer and job so the scope and pricing do not need to be entered again at every stage.
Service businesses use different pricing models. Galaxy can calculate work by unit, foot, square foot, service, visit or flat rate depending on the workflow.
For marine work, a simple per-foot calculation can become a professional quote without breaking the relationship between service, quantity and rate.
A good quoting system is not finished when the PDF is sent. The approved price and scope should keep moving with the work.
An accepted quote is more than a green badge. It is the commercial handoff from selling the work to delivering it.
Galaxy keeps the approved scope and price attached to the same customer so the next step can be creating and scheduling the actual job.
When the job is complete, the customer, service scope and commercial history are already known. The invoice should continue the record rather than starting from a blank page.
The resulting invoice can stay linked to the job, expenses and job profitability instead of becoming an isolated document.
Galaxy treats quotes and invoices as business records connected to the rest of the operating workflow, not as isolated PDFs.
Use pricing structures that fit the service: per foot, per service, flat rate, per square foot and other configured models.
Add HST and deposit terms directly to the commercial document so the total and amount required are clear.
Know whether a quote is draft, sent or accepted so the next operational action is obvious.
Keep the invoice tied to the original quote, completed job and financial records used elsewhere in Galaxy.
A service owner should be able to review the customer, add the service, verify the quantity and rate, preview the total and send the quote without returning to a desktop.
The page is structured around the real questions owners search for when evaluating quoting and invoicing software.
A quote presents the proposed scope and price before the work is completed. An invoice is the request for payment after work has been performed or when a payment milestone is due. Keeping them connected preserves the commercial history from sale to payment.
Yes. Many trades price work using a measurable unit such as feet, square feet, visits, vehicles or individual services. A quote builder should preserve the quantity and rate so the customer can see how the total was calculated.
The accepted quote already contains the agreed scope and pricing. Converting that record into the operational job reduces duplicate entry and keeps the team working from the same commercial agreement.
The invoice represents revenue from the work. When it remains linked to the job and financial records, the same revenue can contribute to job profitability, accounts receivable and bookkeeping without being recreated in a separate spreadsheet.
Quote, approve, schedule, invoice and track the money without rebuilding the same job.