Pavers · base · orders · crews
Bid it right.
Order it once.
Know what the job made.
Screed runs a paver job from takeoff to proposal, purchase order, delivery and crew schedule in one record. Nothing retyped. Nothing lost between the yard and the site.
From $80 a month for your whole company. No seat fees. Cancel anytime.
Every quantity traces back to a dimension on the sheet. Watch it get built in 3D →
Pick your lane
01 · Owner-operator
You bid at night and lay pavers by day.
- Takeoffs from one outline, waste included
- A proposal the customer can say yes to
- Orders built straight from the estimate
02 · Running crews
Two crews, a yard, and a phone that won’t stop.
- Every crew on every job, day by day
- Deliveries received against the PO, with photos
- Change orders before the extra work, not after
03 · Working for GCs
Submittals, and a GC who wants it their way.
- Submittal packages from the estimate Beta
- A setup call for your catalog, suppliers and first estimate
- More of the GC’s paperwork as it ships
Early release: works, still being proven on real jobs; tell us what breaks.
04 · Doing both
Homeowner patios Monday. A GC’s plaza Thursday.
One plan covers the whole company. Homeowner proposals and GC paperwork come off the same job record — so pick the plan for the heaviest work you do, and everyone uses it.
The gaps between the office and the yard
Most jobs don’t lose money on the bid.They lose it in the gaps.
Between the takeoff and the order. Between the truck and the site. Between what the customer asked for and what got written down. Screed closes those gaps by keeping the whole job in one record.
Retyped
The takeoff lives in one spreadsheet. The order gets retyped into an email. A 6 becomes a 9.
Screed: Purchase orders build straight from the estimate — one per supplier, the job site as ship-to. Nobody types a quantity twice. · Starter
Shorted
The yard shorts you two layers and nobody notices until the crew is standing around at ten.
Screed: Receive each delivery against its PO from your phone, with photos. Whatever is still owed stays on the job until it shows up. · Pro
Whiteboard
The schedule is a whiteboard photo in a group text, and it was wrong by Wednesday.
Screed: The Board puts every crew on every job, day by day. Move a crew, split a day, and everyone is looking at the same week. · Pro
Unpapered
The homeowner added a seat wall on Tuesday. The paperwork never heard about it.
Screed: Award the contract with its schedule of values, then write change orders against it — so extra work is priced and in writing before it’s built. · Pro
How a job moves through Screed
From the first measurement to the last pallet — without starting over at every step.
- 01 · Estimate
Take it off once.
Draw the areas and pick products from the catalog. Base, bedding sand, joint sand, edge restraint and pavers are all sized from the same outline, waste included. Send a clean proposal PDF — options the customer didn’t pick stay off it.
Starter
- 02 · Procure
Order from the estimate.
The estimate becomes purchase orders, one per supplier, with your company as buyer and the job site as ship-to. Your prices and suppliers stay private to your company.
Starter
- 03 · Board
Put crews on it.
Schedule every crew across every job, day by day. Split a day, join back-to-back blocks, and log the day’s crew, hours and standby.
Pro
- 04 · Produce
Track what went in the ground.
Receive deliveries against the PO, log installed quantities area by area, and see them against the estimate while the job is still running.
Pro
- 05 · Record
Know what it really took.
Contracts, change orders, deliveries and installed quantities all sit on the same job — so before the next bid you can see where this one went over.
Pro
↺ The point of one record: when you bid the next job, what the last one actually took is right there — not buried in last year’s texts.
See how each step worksNo app for the crew to install
Your crews already text. Now it lands on the job.
Invite a crew lead to a job’s Slack channel, or to its WhatsApp line once Screed switches WhatsApp on for your company. Updates and photos they send the way they already do get filed to that job — so the office sees the day without calling anyone.
- Texts and photosfiled to the right job, not lost in a group chat
- Receiving on the phonecount what came off the truck, attach the ticket photo
- Daily logscrew, hours and standby days, recorded against the Board
Pro plan · More on field capture and AI
Job 214 · Back patio
Luis · crew lead7:12
On site. Excavation done on the back half, fabric going down.
Luis · crew lead11:40
Base compacted, both lifts. Photo attached.
Luis · crew lead15:05
Screeded and started the border. Short 1 layer of charcoal.
In Screed · Job 214 · Field updates
- 7:12On site. Excavation done on the back half, fabric going down.
- 11:40Base compacted, both lifts. Photo attached.+ photo
- 15:05Screeded and started the border. Short 1 layer of charcoal.
Tuesday · filed to the job, not a group chat
Hand the paperwork to your assistant
Tell your AI what the job is. It builds the estimate in Screed.
Screed speaks MCP, the open standard AI assistants like Claude use to work inside other software. Connect one with a key you create, and it can search the catalog, start an estimate, add areas and products, read the crew board, and import your old customer and project lists.
- 20
- tools your assistant can use
- Read-only
- keys until you allow writes
- Yours
- revoke a key any time
- search_catalog“holland 60mm”
- upsert_jobDelgado · back patio
- create_estimateEST · Delgado back patio
- add_areaBack patio · 280 sf · 68 LF
- add_item_to_areapavers, border, base, bedding sand, fabric, edge restraint, polymeric sand
Draft estimate is in Screed with seven lines sized from the area. The border colour had two matches in the catalog — I picked charcoal; check it before you send the proposal.
Know where the line is
Screed keeps the job. Your money tools move the money.
Screed is where the job lives — what was bid, ordered, delivered, installed and changed. It hands clean records to the tools that pay bills and keep books, instead of pretending to be them.
Leaving Procore?
You don’t need a Procore seat to run your own jobs. When a GC runs their project in Procore, keep doing their paperwork in their account — and run everything else in Screed. Screed vs Procore
| Tool | Screed | The other tool keeps |
|---|---|---|
| QuickBooks Online | Sends suppliers and cost codes | The books |
| Files crew texts and photos to the job, once Screed switches it on for your company | Your crew’s chat, as usual | |
| Slack | Files job-channel updates to the job | Your team’s chat, as usual |
| API and MCP | Opens your projects, estimates, customers and catalog | Your own tools and AI assistants |
Screed creates the purchase orders. It doesn’t approve bills, match invoices, pay suppliers or keep a ledger — that’s what your bill-pay system and QuickBooks are for.
One price for the whole company
Pay for the plan, not the headcount.
Add your estimator, your foremen and your office manager. Every plan covers everyone in your company — no per-seat fees, no setup fee.
Owner-operators
Starter
$80/ month
or $800 / year · 25 active projects
Estimate the job, send the proposal, order the materials.
Crews in the field
Pro
$250/ month
or $2,500 / year · unlimited projects
Run crews, receive deliveries, paper the changes, connect your other tools.
Subs working for general contractors
Commercial
$600/ month
or $6,000 / year · unlimited projects
Commercial paperwork as it ships, and a setup call.
Every plan covers everyone in your company. Yearly billing is ten months’ price. Billed through Stripe; change or cancel anytime from Settings → Billing.
Compare what’s in each plan →Before you sign up
Straight answers.
Is there a free trial?
Who is Screed for?
How many people can use it?
Does my crew need to download an app?
Are my prices private?
Does Screed replace QuickBooks?
I’m on spreadsheets (or Procore). How do I move?
Put your next job in Screed.
Starter is $80 a month for your whole company. Build the estimate, send the proposal and order the materials this week.