Painting contractors
From first walkthrough to final touch-up — keep the whole paint job connected.
Connect leads, room measurements, prep conditions, color selections, pricing, proposals, crews, daily progress, changes, punch work, payments, and job costs around the same painting project.
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The gap
The crew shouldn't have to guess what the estimator measured or promised.
The space
The job should know exactly where the work is.
Capture the quantities while you're standing in the space — room by room, surface by surface.
Price the work
Build the estimate from how your crews actually produce.
The finish is only as predictable as the surface underneath it — so prep is a priced line, not an afterthought.
Sold → production
The crew should build from exactly what the customer approved.
When prep changes
Extra prep shouldn't quietly become free labor.
It's the trade's oldest margin leak: an hour here, a repair there, none of it priced.
The exterior version
Whitfield exterior: failed caulk and bare wood on the south elevation — 240 LF needs scrape, prime, and seal.
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Billing & job cost
A finished room doesn't tell you whether the labor assumption was right.
The business
Today's rooms should improve tomorrow's estimate.
syteOn recommends. Your team decides.
One job, many views
Same painting company. Different view.
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What it consolidates
Accounting, payroll, and payment processing stay connected where appropriate. See Get Paid →
One paint job. Every room, color, and coat. One operating record.
Bring one real painting project — one you've estimated, painted, or recently closed — and we'll walk it through syteOn.