$148,000 in Underpriced Jobs Found in Year One

RepairStack's ML pricing engine learns from your shop's history to find the maximum price your customer will pay and walk away happy. Not guesswork. Data.

Four steps to smarter pricing

1

Train on Your Data

The engine ingests your complete job history. Every quote, every invoice, every outcome. Your data becomes the foundation.

2

Analyze 30+ Factors

HP, repair type, motor subtype, customer history, seasonality, complexity signals, and more. The model sees patterns humans miss.

3

Find the Ceiling

For every job, the engine identifies the price your customer will accept. Not the average. The maximum where they still feel good about the deal.

4

Retrain Weekly

The model retrains every Sunday on fresh data. As your shop evolves and market conditions shift, the pricing stays current.

This is not mean reversion

Most pricing tools just average your past quotes. That is the wrong target.

It finds the ceiling, not the average

If you have been underpricing 100HP rewinds for three years, the average of those quotes is still too low. It is just the average of your mistakes.

RepairStack's engine identifies where the best outcomes happened: the jobs that were priced well, completed profitably, and kept the customer coming back. Then it targets that ceiling for every new quote.

Result: a 100HP rewind went from $1,748 to $4,814. The historical median was $4,700.

Underquoted
$1,748
Average
$3,200
AI Ceiling
$4,814

What the data shows

82%

Job Coverage

The engine provides pricing estimates for 82% of all incoming jobs automatically.

30+

Pricing Factors

Every estimate considers motor specs, repair complexity, customer patterns, and market conditions.

73%

Confidence Scores

Each estimate includes a confidence score so your team knows when to trust it and when to apply judgment.

See it price a job in real time

The interactive demo includes the pricing engine. Give it a motor and watch it work.