Upload your tradesperson quote, contractor estimate or service proposal and receive a plain-language overview of what it includes. If there are points worth clarifying before you agree, a further overview is available.
Quotes are not always easy to compare or fully understand. Whether you are weighing up more than one estimate or just want a second read before signing — understanding what's included first makes it easier to decide.
A quote can raise a lot of questions, especially for larger jobs. DoIPayThat provides an independent, plain-English overview of what it includes before you sign or agree.
DoIPayThat is an independent service. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any tradesperson or contractor.
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Upload your quote, estimate or service proposal. You will receive a plain-language overview of what it includes — and whether anything is worth clarifying before you sign or agree.
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We explain what is included, what may cost extra, and which questions are worth asking before you agree — in plain language, covering cost breakdown, materials, labour, and any wording that is difficult to follow. You decide what to do next.
The free overview is enough for some people. If it already answered your question, you don't need to go further.
We review every quote the same careful way and put the result in writing, instead of a phone call you might not remember the details of afterward.
We don't offer phone consultations. Everything is delivered in writing by email, which lets us review every document carefully and keep the service affordable. You'll get something you can read, save, and refer back to.
It's used only to prepare your overview. It is not shared with third parties, advertisers, or any other organisation.
Tradesperson quotes, contractor estimates, home improvement proposals, repair or renovation quotes, and other service proposals where the cost breakdown, materials, labour or terms are unclear.
Generally not until you accept it — a quote is normally an offer, and the agreement is formed once you agree to it, often in writing. What counts as acceptance can depend on how the quote is worded, which a review can help clarify.
It can, particularly with estimates rather than fixed-price quotes, or where the wording allows for additional charges once work begins. Understanding which type you have, and what it allows for, is worth doing before you agree.
You receive a free first overview by email — typically by the next working day before 4pm. This gives you a plain-language summary of what the quote includes and flags anything worth clarifying before you agree. A further overview with suggested wording is available for £29 if you want more.
No. DoIPayThat provides plain-language quote overviews and response guidance. It is not legal advice and does not provide legal representation. For free, regulated advice, Citizens Advice and StepChange are independent organisations that can help.
Received a quote or estimate? A free first review gives you a plain-language overview of what it includes before you sign, agree or pay a deposit.
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