Fang

Fang

$9 one-time textable estimate slip for HVAC/electrical/home-repair & shops

Coming soonLaunches Monday, Oct 5 · in 4 days

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Fang is a $9 one-time, textable estimate slip for HVAC, electrical, and home-repair businesses and shops.

Create a clear estimate slip and text it to customers quickly—no subscription.

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Contact: [email protected]

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Fang helps contractors and local shops prepare professional, shareable estimates in seconds. It is designed for straightforward workflows: create an estimate, review it, and send it by text without adding a recurring subscription. Fang is designed for practical service businesses that need a straightforward estimate experience to share with customers by text. The HVAC, electrical, and home-repair demo paths show the intended use cases. This is a single $9 purchase for shops, with no recurring plan described. Visit the site for the demos, email [email protected] with questions, or use the provided Stripe link to unlock the estimate slip.

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