Multiple trades on one project without five quoting tools.

How Cubica helps general contractor

• Departments are structure, not prices

  Each trade catalog lives under the company. Rooms hold services from more than one department.

• One approval for the homeowner

  They see a unified estimate in the portal. Internally you still assign crew per service.

• Revisions instead of version soup

  Approved estimates do not get edited. Scope changes are a new revision with an audit trail.

How teams use it

1. 1

   Set up the job

   Create the project and the rooms across the house.

2. 2

   Pull from every catalog

   Add services from the departments you run, then generate one estimate.

3. 3

   Produce by trade

   Assign crews per service, invoice from the locked revision, sync accounting out.

What you get

• A starter catalog you can edit—services, measurements, and pricing methods, not hardcoded prices in the UI
• Site board and rooms so takeoffs stay attached to the job
• Estimates that stay immutable once approved; changes become a new revision
• A customer portal for reviewing work and paying invoices
• Marketplace listing so nearby homeowners can find you and request a quote

Starter catalog

New general contractor companies start with General contracting · Punch-list hour. You edit the catalog; Cubica never invents pricing on the estimate screen.