Pricing clarity for contractors

Stop guessing which jobs are making money and which bids are drifting.

ProfitLens helps contractors turn exported job history into clear margin visibility, smarter pricing decisions, and better estimate feedback without replacing the software they already use.

See your local benchmark

Preview public market context by ZIP code

Uses U.S. Census ZIP geography, BEA state price parity data, and BLS trade wage baselines. No customer-submitted ProfitLens data is used.

Enter a ZIP code to see a public benchmark preview for local cost pressure, labor pressure, and modeled service price floors.

Time to insight

< 10 min

From exported files to a usable dashboard

Core views

5

Jobs, services, labor, subs, and customers

Pricing support

Built in

Margin floors and public market baselines

Know which work actually makes money

Surface job, service, customer, and subcontractor signals without digging through spreadsheets.

Benchmark against public local baselines

Compare pricing and labor assumptions to Public Market Benchmark data, not customer-submitted ProfitLens data.

Learn from estimate drift

Compare estimated revenue, labor, and cost assumptions against actual job outcomes so future bids get sharper.

How it works

How ProfitLens turns job history into better pricing decisions

Explore the full walkthrough

Step 1

Set your company baseline

Enter overhead, labor cost, business ZIP, and primary services so every margin number starts from real economics.

Step 2

Upload what you already export

Bring in QuickBooks, job CSVs, labor hours, materials, and subcontractor spend without replacing your current software.

Step 3

See what should change next

Get job margin clarity, pricing guidance, public market benchmark context, and a feed of owner-ready signals.

Public Market Benchmark

Built from real public data, not placeholder multipliers.

ProfitLens maps ZIP codes with U.S. Census geography, localizes cost pressure with BEA Regional Price Parities, and uses BLS trade wage baselines to model service-level price floors.

Public Market Benchmark uses public data from the U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.

ZIP geographyU.S. Census
Cost pressureBEA RPP 2024
Trade wagesBLS 2024

What you learn right away

Public benchmark previews show how local cost pressure can change modeled price floors by market.
Contractors can compare their own completed jobs and estimates against that benchmark after account creation.
The goal is not to replace estimating judgment. It is to show where pricing assumptions drift in the real world.

Responsive preview

What an owner sees when the numbers are organized clearly

Simple cards and signals

Sample owner dashboard

Revenue

$84,240

Last 90 days

Net profit

$23,980

28.5% margin

Overhead / labor hr

$20

Normalized for partial imports

Most profitable services

Drain Cleaning42% avg margin
Sprinkler Repair39% avg margin
Fence Install12% avg margin

What ProfitLens helps you decide

1. Which services deserve a price increase.

2. Which customers or job types drag margin down.

3. Where actual job performance keeps missing the original estimate.

Why this matters

Better historical feedback leads to better future pricing.

Contractors already build estimates. The missing piece is seeing, in plain English, where bids drift, where margins erode, and where pricing should change next.