The problem
You email a PDF and half your clients can't open it cleanly on their phone. The other half print it, lose it, and email you three days later asking you to resend. This is not a 2026 problem that should still exist.
Why we built it
We generate a clean, mobile-first bid page at a unique URL. Tap the link, see the full itemized quote, scroll and read — it works on any phone, any browser, instantly.
How it works
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Create and send a bid — DIRT auto-generates a shareable page link.
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Text or email the link. Client opens it without downloading anything.
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When they're ready to proceed, they can respond directly from the page.
What changes for your business
Before
PDF attached to email. Half the clients can't open it. Follow-up required to confirm receipt.
After
Link in a text. Opens instantly. Client reads it in thirty seconds.
Common questions
What is a shareable bid page in DIRT?
A shareable bid page is a unique URL that shows the client your full itemized quote in a mobile-first browser page. No PDF, no attachment, no app required on their end. They get a link, tap it, and see the quote in seconds.
Does my client need a DIRT account to view the bid page?
No. The link opens in any browser on any device. Your client doesn't need to create an account, log in, or install anything. The page is accessible to anyone with the link — just like any web page.
Is a shareable bid page more professional than a PDF attachment?
It performs better on mobile, which is where most clients open their messages. PDFs often render poorly on phones, get lost in email, or require a separate app to open. A tap-to-open link is cleaner, faster, and more reliable.
Can clients respond to or approve the bid from the shareable page?
Clients can indicate their intent to proceed directly from the bid page. For formal contracts or signed change orders, you'd handle that through your own paperwork — the DIRT bid page is focused on presenting the quote clearly and getting an initial go-ahead.
Can I send the same bid page link more than once?
Yes. The link doesn't expire after you send it once. If a client loses your original text or email, resend the same link. The page always shows the current version of the bid.
What happens to the bid page if I update the bid after sending it?
The page reflects the updated version of the bid. If you make significant changes after sending — different scope, adjusted total — let the client know, because the update happens silently from their side. They'd see a different number than what they originally reviewed.
Start free
Try it free.
Every DIRT plan includes this feature — Solo included. No credit card, no trial that expires. Set up in minutes and use it on your next job from the truck.