Step 1
Photograph the paperwork
Upload a mechanic estimate, plumbing quote, vet bill, insurance renewal, or phone contract. QuoteWise turns the document into an itemized audit.
Your second opinion, in writing
Know when a quote doesn’t add up.
Photograph any quote, estimate, or bill. QuoteWise audits every line against local price ranges and gives you the words to push back.
First audit free. No card required.
Sample audit
Quoted
€1,240
Fair estimate
€790
The QuoteWise promise
Clear evidence. Honest limits. Your decision.
01
No invented certainty
Every comparison is framed as an estimate, with ranges and assumptions where they matter.
02
No hidden personal details
Shareable audit cards focus on the numbers—not your name, address, or document.
03
No pressure to switch
Use the script with your current provider or explore alternatives. The next move stays yours.
From document to leverage
Turn a confusing total into three clear moves.
Step 2
See the fair local range
Compare each line against regional price benchmarks, with estimates clearly labeled and the assumptions shown—not presented as accusations.
Step 3
Push back with confidence
Get a practical negotiation script, the questions worth asking, and a shareable summary of the quoted total versus the estimated fair total.
Built to be useful—and shareable
“€1,240 quoted. €790 estimated fair. 57% over.”
Each audit can become a concise card you can save or share, with personal document details excluded.
Simple pricing
Check once for free. Stay ready for every bill.
Start with a complete audit before deciding whether unlimited access is useful to you.
First Look
€0
One complete audit
- Line-by-line review
- Regional price estimates
- Shareable result card
Best for households
QuoteWise Plus
€9/month
Cancel any time
- Unlimited document audits
- Tailored negotiation scripts
- Audit history and saved cards
- Alternative provider suggestions where available
Before you upload
Questions worth asking
Don’t pay the confusion tax
Get a second opinion before you say yes.
Upload the document, understand the numbers, and walk into the conversation prepared.