Comora asks about property type, rooms, surfaces, ceiling height, condition, color change, occupancy, building age, photos and timing. Your first reply can address preparation and access instead of discovering them after a low ballpark.
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Property type, room count, surfaces, ceiling height, condition, color change, occupancy and timing arrive together, before your team decides whether to price, call or visit. The first reply can move the job forward instead of repeating the form.
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This is the painting question set Comora starts with. It captures the details your team needs without asking customers to understand your internal quoting process.
Inside · Outside · Both · Commercial property
Changes whether the request can be priced online or needs the team to review it.
House · Apartment or condo · Commercial property
Captures the customer's answer to “What kind of property?” before the first reply.
Regular repaint · Between tenants · New construction or renovation
Captures the customer's answer to “What best describes the job?” before the first reply.
One room · Two or three · Four to six · The whole place
Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.
Walls · Ceilings · Trim, doors and baseboards · Cabinets
Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.
Standard · High or vaulted · Includes a two-story stairwell
Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.
Whole exterior · Selected walls or areas · Trim, doors or windows · Deck, fence or outbuildings
Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.
One · Two · Three or more
Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.
Wood siding · Stucco · Brick or masonry · Metal · Mixed or not sure
Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.
Sound · Minor patching · Cracking, peeling or damage · Water damage or mold
Changes whether the request can be priced online or needs the team to review it.
Similar shade · Going much lighter · Going much darker
Captures the customer's answer to “Big color change?” before the first reply.
Up to 6 photos · Optional
A painter can tell more from two photos than from ten questions.
Customer enters a short answer
Captures the customer's answer to “Will the place be furnished and lived in during the work?” before the first reply.
Before 1980 · 1980 or later · Not sure
Older properties can have lead paint, which changes how the work has to be done.
As soon as possible · Within a month · Just getting a feel for cost
Captures the customer's answer to “When are you hoping to start?” before the first reply.
Customer enters a short answer
Identifies the customer after the job has been scoped.
Customer enters their email
Provides a written return path after the work has been described.
Customer enters their phone number · Optional
Optional — but a text is usually the fastest way to get your price.
Customer enters a short answer
Checks the job against the business's service area before the request is sent.
Preview the whole flow before you pay a cent.
Comora can use your rates for supported painting work. Requests that cross the review boundary still arrive complete, without a customer-facing price.
Supported work can see a ballpark. You choose the services and job sizes your configured rates cover.
Review damaged surfaces, high ceilings, lead-risk properties and jobs with unclear preparation. The completed request reaches your team for assessment instead of forcing a number.
Your rates stay private. Customers see the outcome, never the formula behind it.
The painting flow uses the live questions and answer choices shown above.
Configure your own rates and keep damaged surfaces, high ceilings, lead-risk properties and jobs with unclear preparation request-only.
Use one link on your website, Google profile, social pages, email or messages.
Choose the work you offer and test the customer flow before sharing it.
Start with the painting flow, choose the work you offer, and preview exactly what customers will see.