Built for Electrical Contractors

Know Your Profit on Every Electrical Job

Wire prices change monthly. Small parts — connectors, boxes, breakers — add up faster than you think. JobCostSnap tracks every dollar so you know your margin before you send the invoice.

Common problems

Sound Familiar?

Wire Costs Keep Changing

You quoted a job at $1.20/ft for 12-gauge Romex last month. This month it's $1.55. That difference eats your profit on a whole-house rewire.

Small Parts Add Up Fast

Junction boxes, wire nuts, nail plates, staples — each costs a dollar or two, but a 200-amp panel upgrade can have $150 in misc parts you never tracked.

Permits Eat Small-Job Margins

A $250 permit on a $2,000 ceiling fan install is 12.5% of revenue gone before you pick up a tool. Are those small jobs even worth it?

How it works

Three Steps to Real Job Profit

Step 1

Snap Your Receipts

Photo the electrical supply receipt — we extract vendor, amount, and date. Tag it to the job in one tap.

Step 2

Log Crew Hours

Track each electrician's hours per job. Your labor cost updates in real time as the rough-in progresses.

Step 3

See Your Margin

Instant P&L per job. Know if that panel upgrade is hitting 34% margin or if permit costs are dragging it down.

Real Example: 200-Amp Panel Upgrade

Here's what a typical electrical P&L looks like in JobCostSnap.

Job Detail

Panel Upgrade — Rivera

+34%

Profit & Loss

Revenue$4,500.00

Materials (panel, wire, breakers)$900.00

Labor (2 electricians, 1.5 days)$1,800.00

Permits$250.00

Gross Profit$1,550.00

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