Quote checker

Check a contractor, repair, or service quote before you approve it.

Paste a service quote into MyQuoteCheck to identify vague wording, missing scope, unclear warranty terms, permit gaps, exclusions, and questions to ask before approval.

The more specific your pasted quote is, the more useful the review will be. Include the exact wording from the estimate, the total amount, the type of work, and any notes the provider gave you by phone or in person.

Last updated: June 9, 2026 · Reviewed by the MyQuoteCheck Editorial Team

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What the checker looks for

Quote completeness and clarity
Missing labor, parts, warranty, and permit details
Potentially vague or incomplete descriptions
Questions that help you compare quotes more fairly

This is educational and based only on the details you provide.

Basic details

Start with the quote details

These details help MyQuoteCheck understand the size and type of job before it reviews the quote text.

Quote category

Review auto repair estimates for labor, parts, diagnostic fees, and warranty gaps before you approve the work.

ZIP code

Total quote amount

Description of work

0 / 50 characters minimum

Pasted quote text

Optional, but 50+ characters gives a better review.

Remove names, addresses, phone numbers, invoice numbers, VINs, license plates, account numbers, and other personal details before pasting. For auto repair quotes, do not paste VINs or license plates.

Common details

A few quick signals from the quote

These details are optional, but they help MyQuoteCheck give a more useful review.

Includes laborUse this when the quote clearly states labor is included.Includes parts/materialsUse this when the quote clearly names the parts or materials.Includes warrantyUse this when the quote mentions a parts or labor warranty.Includes permitsUse this when permit handling is part of the quote.Includes cleanup/removalUse this when cleanup, haul-away, or removal is included.Includes model or part numbersUse this when model or part numbers are spelled out.

Details for this quote type

More context for Auto Repair

These details are optional, but they help MyQuoteCheck give a more useful review.

Vehicle year

Helps make the estimate specific to the vehicle being repaired.

Vehicle make

Makes it easier to compare the quote against the right vehicle.

Vehicle model

A specific model helps clarify the parts and labor involved.

Mileage

Useful when wear-and-tear changes the repair recommendation.

Diagnostic fee includedCheck this if the quote says the diagnostic fee is included in the total.

OEM or aftermarket parts

Choose the type of parts mentioned in the quote.

Labor hours listedCheck this if the estimate shows labor hours or an itemized labor line.

Warranty length

Optional extra detail if the quote names a parts or labor warranty length.

Email address (optional)

Providing an email is optional. We use it only for the purpose described near the form, and we aim to keep it separate from quote content when possible.

Educational review only. No login required.

How to get a better quote review

Details worth including

The total quote amount
The category of work
Labor, parts, and material lines
Warranty language
Permit or inspection notes
Cleanup, removal, or disposal terms
Any exclusions or assumptions

What to include in writing

Paste the exact wording from the estimate whenever possible. If the provider gave you details by phone or in person, include those notes too so the review has more context.

FAQ

Common questions

Does MyQuoteCheck tell me if a quote is a fair price?

No. MyQuoteCheck focuses on quote clarity, missing details, vague wording, warranty gaps, permits, exclusions, and questions to ask before approval.

Does MyQuoteCheck replace a licensed professional?

No. MyQuoteCheck is educational and does not replace a licensed contractor, mechanic, electrician, plumber, roofer, HVAC technician, inspector, attorney, or other professional.

What kinds of quotes can I check?

You can review contractor, HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical, auto repair, appliance repair, and general service quotes.

Should I get a second quote?

If a quote is vague, missing key scope details, unclear about warranties or permits, or difficult to compare, getting another written quote may help you ask better questions.