WashBid, explained.
What is WashBid for?
WashBid helps small pressure-washing contractors create a customer quote, review private estimated cost and margin, and share a polished PDF quickly.
How many quotes are free?
Free access depends on your app version. Version 1.0 includes three completed customer quotes. Starting with version 1.0.1, new users can calculate estimates and preview customer PDFs for free; exporting or sharing a new PDF requires WashBid Pro. Existing users keep their remaining original allowance. Drafts and previously exported PDFs remain accessible when Pro access ends.
Is there a free trial?
Eligible new subscribers can try WashBid Pro free for one week on the monthly or yearly subscription. The app and Apple checkout show your eligibility, trial duration, and full renewal price before confirmation. A trial renews into a paid subscription unless canceled at least 24 hours before it ends. Lifetime is a one-time purchase with no trial.
What does WashBid Pro include?
Pro unlocks unlimited completed quotes, custom PDF branding, saved service presets, quote duplication, and data export.
Does it replace my accounting or tax advice?
No. WashBid calculates from the values you enter. Review pricing, costs, tax settings, terms, and local requirements before sharing a quote.
Can customers see profit or margin?
No. Estimated costs, gross profit, margin, and target warnings stay inside your private review and are excluded from the customer PDF.
Does it work offline?
The core quote flow, calculations, history, presets, and PDF generation work offline. Purchases and restoring purchases require internet access.
Where is my data stored?
WashBid uses local iPhone storage. V1 has no WashBid account, backend, or cloud sync.
How do I restore Pro?
Open Settings > Manage WashBid Pro > Restore purchases, or use Restore Purchases at the top of the paywall. Use the Apple Account that originally completed the purchase. Restoring does not create a new charge. To manage or cancel a subscription, choose Manage subscription in the same settings screen.
How do refunds work?
Apple processes all App Store payments and refund requests. See the refund policy for exact steps.