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ConcretePilot · concrete contractor software
Price the driveway from the map.
Deposit in before the pour.
A website that prices driveways, patios, sidewalks and stamped concrete by the square foot from the satellite map, an AI receptionist that answers while the truck is pouring, online booking and invoices customers pay by card, deposit first. Give us your business name and we email you your site in a few minutes.
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Your business name is enough. Your site, with your prices, in a few minutes.Creating the identityLoading your square-foot pricesBuilding every pageYour website, ready to review1/4
One name → one identityBluebonnet Concrete Co.
Bluebonnet Concrete Co.Logo, colors and a name people remember.
Your rates, in the calculator and the receptionist
Concrete driveway2-car, about 600 sq ft$6,000
Patio or slababout 300 sq ft$2,800
Stamped patioabout 300 sq ft$4,600
Sidewalk4 by 30 ft$1,380
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Stamped concrete
Plano, TX
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Bluebonnet Concrete Co.Bluebonnet Concrete Co.Services Our workPlano, TX · Your local crew
A new driveway, poured right.
Driveways, patios, sidewalks and stamped concrete. See the price before we come out to measure.
Home, every service, every town, contactEnglish, Spanish and Portuguese versionsAlso preparing EN/ES/PT versions
Everything a concrete business runs on
Website with your job photosSquare-foot prices from the mapAI receptionistOnline bookingDeposit and balance invoicesGoogle reviews
By Fuly · Miami, Florida130+ websites built on the same engineNVIDIA Inception member · ElevenLabs Grants recipientSee your site before you pay
Concrete estimates
Price a driveway
before you drive out.
Homeowners type their address, outline the driveway or the patio on the satellite map, add tear-out or rebar and see your price. Try it below, the way your customers would.
One address · one measured slab · one price
The homeowner outlines the driveway.
They type the address and trace the driveway, the patio or the walk on the satellite map. No tape, no visit yet.
They add what applies and see your price.
Tear-out of the old slab, rebar, a 6-inch pour, sealer, color. The range comes from your rate per square foot.
You get the lead with everything.
Address, square feet, the add-ons and the price they saw. Ready for one estimate visit, not three.
What the homeowner typed
4108 Brookhollow Dr, Plano. The old driveway is cracked all over, we want it torn out and replaced.
Measured on the map: 600 sq ft of drivewayWhat you receive
- Customer
- Rachel T. · (972) ***-**31
- Address
- 4108 Brookhollow Dr, Plano
- Measured
- 600 sq ft of driveway
- Job
- New driveway + tear-out · about $7,500
- Next
- Book the estimate visit
Estimate your price
Your estimate
Interactive example with sample rates. Your calculator uses your prices.
Quote, schedule, get paid
Deposit when they book.
Balance when it cures.
Concrete is one big job per customer. They see the price at night, you confirm it on one visit, the deposit covers the ready-mix before the truck rolls, and the balance is paid by card when the work is done.
Quoted · scheduled · paid
Quoted on your site at 8:40 p.m.
The homeowner measured 600 square feet and saw about $7,500 with tear-out. You confirmed it on one visit.
Deposit paid, pour on the calendar.
A 30 percent deposit, $2,250, paid by card the day they booked. Reminders go out: move the cars, keep the sprinklers off.
Balance paid by card after the pour.
You text the balance invoice, $5,250, when the joints are cut. They pay from their phone.
One example job
Driveway tear-out and replacement
$7,500quoted on the site, $2,250 deposit, $5,250 balance
- Rachel T. · Plano
- 600 sq ft measured on the satellite map
- Tear-out and haul-off added by the customer
Quoted0
Mon 8:40 p.m. · websiteRachel T. · Plano
Driveway tear-out and replacement
$7,500Scheduled0
Deposit Wed · pour Tue 7:00 a.m.Rachel T. · Plano
Driveway tear-out and replacement
$7,500Paid0
Balance Wed · cardRachel T. · Plano
Driveway tear-out and replacement
$7,500Example job. Your prices, deposits and customers are yours.
Concrete contractor answering service
The truck is pouring.
Every call still gets answered.
The AI receptionist answers with your company name, quotes driveways and patios from your calculator and texts you the job. You call back when the slab is finished.
Answered · quoted · texted to you
The call comes in mid-pour.
The receptionist answers with your company name, in the caller’s language.
It quotes from your prices.
Job, square feet, add-ons. The same numbers as your website.
You get the job by text.
Address, job, the price they heard and the day they want an estimate visit, ready to confirm.
Bluebonnet Concrete Co.AI receptionist · example call
Hi, how much for a concrete patio out back? It’s about 12 by 25.
ConcretePilot receptionist · quoting from your calculator
Thanks for calling Bluebonnet Concrete. A 12 by 25 patio is 300 square feet. With a plain broom finish that runs about $2,800 at our standard rates, and stamped with color about $4,600. Is it grass there now, or old concrete that has to come out? I can book an estimate visit Wednesday or Thursday afternoon.
Texted to you
- Job
- Patio, 300 sq ft, broom or stamped
- Address
- 2617 Shady Oaks Ln, Plano
- Price heard
- $2,800 broom · $4,600 stamped
- Next
- Confirm the Thursday 3 p.m. visit
MB
Mike B. · CallPatio 12 by 25 · heard $2,800 broom, $4,600 stamped
ConfirmLS
Missed call · (972) ***-**64AI: "Hi, this is Bluebonnet Concrete. Want a price for your driveway or patio?"
AI replyRT
Rachel T. · WebsiteMeasured 600 sq ft. Driveway + tear-out, about $7,500?
Deposit paidPM
Oak Creek rentals · GoogleCan you replace six sidewalk squares before the city inspection?
RepliedReply time1.4s
Example call and inbox. The receptionist quotes from your calculator; nothing here is a real customer.
Concrete contractor marketing
Homeowners search "concrete contractor near me".
Your company comes up.
How to get concrete customers without buying leads: a page for every service and town, photos of your finished work, a review request after every job, and the details Google checks first.
Found · chosen · reviewed
A homeowner searches. You are in the three.
A page for every service and every town you work is how Google matches you to the search.
They pick the contractor with the photos and the price.
Your site shows finished driveways and a price range at 9 p.m. The others say "call for a free estimate".
After the job, the review request goes out.
A short text with your Google link. Happy customers post; unhappy ones reach you first.
What Google checks
A page for every service and every town you work
Fast pages with structured data Google reads
A steady flow of new reviews
New blog posts every season about what homeowners search
“Saw the price on their website before anyone came out, and the final number matched. The old driveway was gone in a day and the new one was poured that week.”
Rachel T. · Plano · example reviewExample search and review. Positions on Google are never guaranteed.
Your morning, in one screen
Everything that came in overnight.
Sorted before the first truck.
No apps to stitch together. New leads, today’s pours and estimate visits, deposits and balances, in the same place your website and receptionist send everything.
Inbox · today · money
Three jobs came in while you slept.
Each one with the address, the measured square feet and the price they saw.
One pour, one form-up, two estimates.
Reminders already sent: cars out of the driveway, sprinklers off, gate open for the truck.
Deposits in, balances due.
See which pours are covered by a deposit and who still owes the balance, in one list.
New since last night
Rachel T. · WebsiteDriveway + tear-out · 600 sq ft · saw about $7,500Book visit
Mike B. · CallPatio 300 sq ft · receptionist quoted $2,800 or $4,600 stampedConfirm
Oak Creek rentals · GoogleSix sidewalk squares before the city inspectionQuote
Tuesday · Plano and Allen
7:00D. NguyenPour: driveway, 720 sq ftDeposit paid
11:30J. RamirezForm and base: patio, 400 sq ftDeposit paid
3:00Mike B.Estimate visit: patioBooked online
4:30Rachel T.Estimate visit: drivewayReminded
This month
Deposits paid$14,600
Balances due$21,300
Pours done9
Example dashboard with sample numbers. Nothing here is a real customer.
How it works
Your site is built.
Before you pay a dollar.
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Set your square-foot prices
Driveways, patios, sidewalks, stamped work, resurfacing. Your rates and add-ons go into the calculator and the receptionist the same day.
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Keep it if you like it
Pick a plan and it goes live on your own .com. If not, you owe nothing.
Runs while you work
One job, start to finish.
Nobody in the office.
ConcretePilot follows every job for you: the quote, the crew, the reminders and the review. You only hear about it when something needs you.
- 9:41 pmAutomatic
A customer asks for a price
The website or the AI receptionist quotes from your prices and takes the request. It lands in your inbox with the quote attached.
- Next morningAutomatic
The job goes to the right person on your crew
You assign it and they get a text or email with the address and the time. One tap to accept; you are told when they do.
- 3 hours laterAutomatic
Nobody accepted? You hear about it before the customer does
They get a reminder first. If the job is still open, you get a text so you can move it to someone else. No job slips through.
- Day beforeAutomatic
The customer is reminded
A reminder the day before and another an hour before, so nobody is surprised at the door and fewer visits are wasted.
- Day afterAutomatic
The review request goes out
Once the job is done, the customer gets your Google review link. More reviews, without you remembering to ask.
Every message can be edited or turned off, and texts to your crew only go out inside the hours you set.
Everything included
The whole office,
already set up for you.
Other software hands you an empty account. ConcretePilot arrives built: your site, your prices, your messages and your receptionist are working the day you say yes.
Get found
- Your website on your own domain
- A page for every service and town
- English, Spanish and Portuguese
- Articles written for your trade
- Built for Google and for AI answers
Win the job
- Instant prices from your own rates
- Satellite measuring on the map
- AI receptionist for calls and chat
- Replies by text, WhatsApp and email
- Online booking with your hours
Do the job
- One inbox for every lead
- Calendar, synced with Google Calendar
- Jobs sent to your crew to accept
- An alert when a job is not accepted
- Customer reminders before every visit
Get paid and reviewed
- Invoices your customers pay by card
- Review requests after each job
- Follow-ups that go out on their own
- Every message editable, in your words
- No contract. Cancel anytime.
We set all of it up. You give us your business name.
Compared with the usual apps
Jobber-style apps organize the work you have.
ConcretePilot brings the next pour.
Most field-service software starts after the customer found you. ConcretePilot starts before: the website, the instant price and the receptionist that get the estimate booked, with the scheduling and the deposit and balance invoices behind them.
| Typical field-service apps | ConcretePilot | |
|---|---|---|
| Your own website | Not included, or a template you fill in yourself | Built for you first, free to see, with your job photos on your own .com |
| Homeowners get a price at night | A "request an estimate" form | Driveway or patio measured on the satellite map, priced instantly |
| Calls you miss during a pour | Voicemail | AI receptionist quotes your prices and texts you |
| Site visits | Drive out to everyone who asks | Drive out to people who already saw your range |
| Set-up | You enter everything, days or weeks | Your name and city; the rest is built in minutes |
| Price | Per user, from about $40 to $200 a month | $35 to $89 a month, domain included, cancel anytime |
Feature comparison as of October 2026 with the common field-service apps; check each one’s own site for current details.
Pricing
Simple pricing.
Your domain included.
No setup fee and no contract. Start with the website, add the AI receptionist when the phone rings more than you can answer on pour days.
Website
$35/mo
- Concrete contractor website on your own .com
- Satellite calculator for driveways, patios, sidewalks and stamped work
- Job photos on every service page
- Leads to your phone and email
BusinessMost popular
$89/mo
- Everything in Website
- AI receptionist that quotes your prices, on a local number
- Online booking and reminders
- Deposit and balance invoices paid by card
- Automatic Google review requests
- Seasonal blog posts written for you
Concrete business guides
Run a better concrete business.
Written for owners who pour.
Starting outHow to Start a Concrete Business: Licenses, Equipment and Your First Pours
What it takes to start a concrete business: the paperwork, the tools you buy and the ones you rent, what it costs to start, how to price your first jobs and how to book them.
Read the guide
PricingHow Much to Charge for Concrete per Square Foot: The Method and a Price Sheet
How to price concrete work by the square foot: your real costs per foot, a starting price that covers small pours, typical US rates for driveways, patios, sidewalks, stamped work and resurfacing.
Read the guide
PricingConcrete Driveway Cost: Typical Prices by Size and What Moves Them
What a new concrete driveway costs by size, what tear-out, rebar, a 6-inch pour and color add, and what contractors check on site before giving a final price.
Read the guide
PricingStamped Concrete Pricing: How to Charge for Patterns, Color and Sealing
How to price stamped concrete: what it costs per square foot, why it costs more than plain concrete, what to charge for accent colors and borders, and what to tell customers about sealing.
Read the guide
PricingHow to Price a Concrete Patio: Sizes, Finishes and the Extras Customers Ask For
How to price a concrete patio by the square foot, typical prices for common sizes, what to charge for tear-out, a thicker slab, color or stamping, and the questions to ask before you quote.
Read the guide
Getting customersHow to Get Concrete Customers Without Buying Leads
Where concrete jobs come from for small crews: Google Maps, yard signs, builders and landscapers, past customers, and a website that shows prices, without paying for shared leads.
Read the guideWho builds it
A real company,
not a template shop.
ConcretePilot is built and run by Fuly, a software company in Miami, Florida. The same engine already runs websites, quotes and phone lines for local service businesses.
- Fuly is operated by CITY PROFILE LLC, founded in Miami in 2025
- Built by Gonzalo Casas, an engineer who has shipped small-business websites since 2016
- Member of the NVIDIA Inception program and ElevenLabs Grants recipient (the voice behind the AI receptionist)
- Support in English, Spanish and Portuguese
Before you begin
Good questions.
Straight answers.
What is the best software for a small concrete contractor?
The one that fills your pour schedule without adding office work: a website that prices driveways and patios from the map, someone to answer while you are screeding, booking, and invoices customers pay by card for the deposit and the balance. ConcretePilot puts those in one place, set up for you.
Can homeowners really measure their own driveway or patio?
Yes. They type the address, outline the driveway, patio or walk on the satellite map and see your price range for those square feet. You still visit to check grade, access and the old slab before you take a deposit.
Can I take a deposit before the pour?
Yes. Send a deposit invoice when the customer books and a second invoice for the balance after the pour. Both are paid online by card, and you see which jobs are paid in one list.
Do I really get the site for free?
Yes. We build it first and you only pay if you decide to keep it. No card is needed to see it.
Is the domain included?
Yes. Every plan includes a .com in your business name, renewals included.
Is there a contract?
No. Monthly plans cancel anytime from your dashboard.
Does it work in Spanish and Portuguese?
Yes. Your site, the estimate calculator and the AI receptionist speak English, Spanish and Portuguese.
I already use Jobber or another app. Do I have to switch?
No. Keep it for the jobs you already have. ConcretePilot is the part that brings the next customer: your website, the instant price and the receptionist. It also has its own calendar and invoices if you would rather have everything in one place.
Who sets it up, and who do I call if I get stuck?
We do. Your site, your prices and your messages are ready when you first open it; you change what you want from your phone. Real people answer at support@fuly.io in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Your free site starts with your business name