The site visit is free. The petrol is not.

What is different here

• “Drove out to measure, priced it that evening, sent it — and nothing.”

  Requests arrive costed: address, area, property type and a figure from the price list. You decide before the visit, not after.

• “The client thinks I am expensive and has nothing to compare me against.”

  The client sees our price list before they see you — work and materials on separate lines. The conversation no longer opens with “why so much”.

• “Opened up the floor, found a rotten pipe. I tell the client and he thinks I am playing him.”

  A change is entered before the work: photo, quantity, amount. The client approves or declines. The price moves only with their consent, and both sides see the same history.

• “Handed the work over. Money — next week. Third week running.”

  The stage, the date and who accepted it are recorded. Both sides upload a receipt; a mismatch shows immediately. We cannot make anyone pay — but there is nothing left to argue about regarding what you did and when it was accepted.

• “I signed up to three sites like this. Paid. No work came.”

  The first tier is free forever — not a trial. Leads and all the work with the client on a project are free on every plan. Paying makes sense once you have your own clients outside SIVRCE, a crew, or want to see profit per project.

How it starts