Job costing

Find the thin-margin jobs before they repeat.

Revenue looks good until parts, drive time, and labor disappear from the quote. ServiceKit keeps those costs attached to the job.

Find the jobs that look profitable until labor and parts are counted.

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Generated ServiceKit illustration for the job costing & timesheets workflow

ServiceKit module

Job Costing & Timesheets

Owned source

Labor

Timesheets

Tie time to the job that consumed it.

Costs

Expenses

Parts and receipts stay attached.

Margin

Visible

Use history before quoting the next job.

Proof standard

Show labor and expenses

The proof shot needs both cost types, not a generic table.

Show margin logic

Costing sells because it changes future pricing decisions.

Product screenshot

ServiceKit expenses and timesheets screen with job cost entries

What to look for

Tie labor and expenses to the job that created them.

A better estimate starts with knowing what the last similar job actually cost.

Show labor and expenses

The proof shot needs both cost types, not a generic table.

Show margin logic

Costing sells because it changes future pricing decisions.

What this replaces

Receipt piles, timesheet guesswork, and pricing decisions made without cost history.

A better estimate starts with knowing what the last similar job actually cost.

Track labor against each job.

Attach expenses and receipts where they belong.

See which job types need better pricing.

Use cost history before the next quote goes out.

How the workflow moves

A useful feature is a sequence, not a checklist.

01

Track time

Labor is recorded against the job instead of guessed later.

02

Attach expenses

Receipts, parts, and materials stay with the work order.

03

Review the margin

Revenue and costs appear in the same job story.

04

Improve the next quote

The owner can price future work from actual cost history.

The pieces you own

Real controls, real data, and source you can change.

The page should not ask buyers to trust a vague feature claim. It should show what the module gives them and why ownership matters.

Timesheets

Labor stops disappearing into memory.

Expense records

Parts and receipts stay tied to the job.

Job margin context

Revenue and cost belong in one view.

Custom categories

The source can grow around the way the shop prices work.

Owned-system benefit

The module is better because you control the system around it.

Already deployed? Job costing is the page owners use to stop repeating thin-margin work.

Your margin history stays with your app.

You can add custom cost categories.

No reporting tier gates the numbers you need.

ServiceKit launch list

Own the app before you rent another one.

$349 planned launch price. Source package, deploy guide, 19 AI lessons, and no seat fees. Checkout opens only after the launch gates are clear.