Understand one quote
Record the total, reveal the known lines and collect the questions the estimate cannot answer.
Enter the number you were given. See what is itemized, what is missing and what to ask before you approve the work.
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You can add line items later. Missing details stay visible instead of becoming zeros.
Record the total, reveal the known lines and collect the questions the estimate cannot answer.
Separate the dollar difference from parts, quantities, programming and warranty differences.
Read a service-specific checklist even when you do not yet have a price.
Browse all 35 toolsEach tool lists the parts, operations and fees that usually appear on a quote for that job, and keeps each one’s status beside the price. In comparison mode the two quotes are laid out line by line and scope item by scope item, so a missing labor line or an excluded part is visible before the totals are compared.
Every tool has its own scope checklist and questions. RepairWorth has no licensed market-price dataset; prices appear only where they were observed and dated.
What test shows the old battery needs replacing, and can I see the printout or result?
02Is this a drain-and-fill, a pan and filter service, or a machine exchange?
03What test supports replacing the alternator, and can I see the result?
04Which wheel is this for, and how was that wheel identified?
05Which axle does this cover — front, rear or both — and is the price per axle?
06Which glass part number is quoted, and does it match every feature of my current windshield?
Amounts you copy from a written estimate remain identified as yours.
Optional examples are clearly triggered and stay labeled in saved dossiers.
No market number appears until its source, scope, date and reuse are documented.