For concrete contractors

Concrete estimates approved before you order the mix

Quote the driveway pour, the retaining wall, or the flatwork from your phone. Get a typed signature and collect the deposit before you call the batch plant.

No credit card required.

< 4 hrs
Median time to signed approval on a driveway quote
30%
Deposit collected before mix is ordered
Signed
Every change order documented with a signature

What slows concrete contractors down today

Customer approves the job verbally, then pushes back on the price when the invoice arrives.

You schedule the pour and order the mix before the deposit comes in — then the customer delays.

Scope changes for extra yardage or rebar have no documented approval and the customer disputes the cost.

Weather delays push jobs around and you lose track of which version of the estimate is current.

How it works

From walkthrough to deposit in a single afternoon.

1

Build your estimate

Add line items, set your deposit percentage, and drop in your standard terms. Takes about 3 minutes.

2

Send the link

One click generates a mobile-friendly approval page. Text it, email it, or paste it into a chat — whatever your customer reads.

3

Get approved & paid

Customer reviews the scope, types their name as a legal signature, and pays the deposit via Stripe — all in one flow.

A typical concrete estimate

Drop these line items straight into a new estimate. Adjust quantities and prices for the specific job.

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Line itemWhen to use it
Driveway pour — per sq ft4" slab; specify finish (broom, exposed aggregate, stamped).
Concrete patio — per sq ft4" slab; include form work and finishing.
Retaining wall — per linear ftPoured concrete; height and rebar spec in notes.
Concrete removal and disposal — per sq ftIncludes breaking, hauling, and dump fee.
Control joint cuttingPer linear ft; within 24 hrs of pour.
Rebar installation — per sq ft#4 rebar grid; spacing per spec.
Stamped concrete upcharge — per sq ftPattern and color selected before pour.
Concrete sealer applicationPer sq ft; applied after cure (28-day wait standard).

Built for how concrete contractors actually work

1

Quote before the mix is ordered

Build the estimate on your phone after the site visit. Get a signed approval and deposit before you call the batch plant.

2

Change orders with signatures

Extra yardage, design changes, unexpected rebar — send a change order before you adapt the plan. Customer signs before the truck rolls.

3

Revisions without re-emailing PDFs

Update the estimate in Riveta and the customer gets a new link automatically. No confusion about which version was approved.

I lost a $12,000 driveway to a dispute over the final yardage. Now every change order gets a signature before we adjust the pour. Zero disputes in six months.
Concrete contractor

Frequently asked questions

Can I add weather delay notes to the estimate?

Yes — use the estimate notes field. Both you and the customer have a record of the agreed schedule.

What if the yardage changes on pour day?

Send a change order from your phone before you adapt. Customer approves the revised cost with a signature.

How do deposits work?

Set your deposit percentage. Customer pays via Stripe when they approve. Funds go to your account before you call the plant.

Can I use this for commercial concrete?

Yes — works the same for commercial clients, general contractors, and property developers.

Is there a free plan?

Yes — 5 estimates per month, no credit card required.

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Send a concrete estimate today.

Free account in under a minute. Send a public approval link by email or text — your customer signs and pays a deposit right from their phone.