Electrician leads on a flat fee, not per lead
Switchboard upgrades, downlights, EV chargers — the value of an electrical lead swings enormously, but per-lead platforms charge you the same either way. QuickQuote is one flat AU$49 a month, with only three electricians quoting each job.
The electrical jobs homeowners post
Typical electrical job values
These are QuickQuote's own published cost ranges — the same figures homeowners see before they post. Knowing the band up front is half of deciding whether a job is worth quoting.
Typical national ranges for the whole job, not a quote. Actual prices vary by scope, access and region — see the full cost guides for how each is built up.
What per-lead pricing does to a electrician
A lead fee makes a two-power-point job barely worth returning the call. On a flat fee you can take the quick ones and the rewires alike.
Plenty of electrical enquiries turn into 'that's a defect notice, not a job'. Finding that out shouldn't have cost you a lead fee first.
You are one of three, not one of ten. Enough competition to keep it honest, not so much that quoting is a lottery.
One fee. That's the whole thing.
The one optional extra is a 2% fee if you choose to collect card payment through the app, which also covers card processing. Invoice or take cash and there is nothing beyond the AU$49.
Electrician leads, answered
No. QuickQuote has no per-lead charges — one flat AU$49 a month covers quoting on as many local electrical jobs as you want.
Yes. Electrical licences are checked as part of getting listed, which is part of why homeowners take the quotes seriously.
The AU$49 a month is it. The only extra is an optional 2% if you take card payment through the app, which also covers processing.
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