Let them show you the problem, not describe it
A wobbly fence panel, a water stain, a door that won't close — benny gets the customer to film the problem up close and in context, so you can price the fix without a look-see visit.
Sound familiar?
What benny measures for you
benny directs close-ups and wide shots so you see both the problem and its context.
Sizes estimated from reference objects in frame — enough to scope materials.
Drywall, tile, trim, siding — captured so your quote includes matching materials.
Signs the small fix is hiding a bigger one, flagged before you price the patch.
Staining at the joist flagged from the close-up — quoted with an inspection contingency instead of a surprise.
Ranges include a not-to-exceed cap, locked when your crew arrives. You confirm before the customer sees a price.
Handyman questions, answered
Can benny scope small repair jobs accurately from video?+
Yes — small jobs are where video quoting shines. benny directs the customer to film close-ups, context shots, and reference objects for scale, and the AI drafts a scoped estimate you confirm. Most repair quotes go out the same hour they're captured.
What if the repair turns out bigger than the video showed?+
Your quote is a range with a not-to-exceed cap, and you can add contingencies for things like hidden rot or water damage that the draft flags. The video record means both sides know exactly what was scoped.
Is it worth video quoting jobs under a few hundred dollars?+
Those are the best candidates. A free estimate visit can cost more than the margin on a small job — with benny, the customer films for two minutes, you confirm a range from your phone, and the visit you make is the one where you get paid.
Do my customers need to install an app?+
No. benny runs entirely in the browser on iPhone and Android — the customer taps your link, allows the camera, and starts filming. No downloads, no accounts.