How blasters use BlastBid.
Bid it. Blast it. Bill it. Here's what that looks like day to day.
Sandblasting estimating software
Built-in media consumption rates, production rates, and markup math. Pick the job type, enter the surface area, get a number in about 60 seconds.
Estimating in detail
Estimate to invoice in one tap
When the job is done, one tap turns it into a branded PDF invoice. Line items carry over from the estimate. Send it, mark it paid, move on.
Invoicing in detail
Full app with zero bars
Estimates, jobs, customers, photos, invoices. The whole app runs from local storage on your phone. Syncs when signal returns.
Offline in detail- Estimates and rate tables
- On the phone
- Customers and history
- On the phone
- Jobs, notes, and to-dos
- On the phone
- Invoices
- On the phone
- Photos
- Saved, upload later
- Estimate accuracy
- Needs signal
Common questions
How do sandblasting contractors use BlastBid?
Mainly three ways: estimating jobs in about 60 seconds with built-in media and production rates, turning finished jobs into branded invoices in one tap, and running the whole pipeline from the field with or without signal.
Can I build an estimate at the job site?
Yes. The estimating engine runs locally on your phone, so you can pick the job type, enter the surface area, set the media and coating, and hand the customer a number or a PDF before you leave their driveway. No connection required.
Does BlastBid replace my accounting software?
It replaces the estimating and invoicing busywork, not your books. Estimates flow into jobs and jobs flow into invoices on one thread, and you can export every customer, estimate, job, and invoice as CSV for your accountant or accounting app.
What if I lose signal on the job?
You keep working. Estimates, jobs, customers, photos, and invoices all run from local storage and sync automatically when signal returns.