FieldFrame doesn't estimate like everyone else. It estimates like you.
An AI field-intelligence platform that turns a jobsite walkthrough into a draft estimate written in a contractor's own pricing, language, and process — not a generic template.
- Raising
- $500K pre-seed
- Entity
- FieldFrame, LLC
- Beachhead
- Drywall repair
- Stage
- Founder validation
Estimating is the bottleneck between a jobsite visit and a signed job.
What contractors deal with today
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Generic software, generic pricing
National price databases and standard templates don't match how an individual contractor actually prices or talks to customers.
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Estimating eats the workday
Every hour spent writing an estimate after a walkthrough is an hour not spent on the next job or the next lead.
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Photos and job records scatter
Jobsite photos and documentation end up fragmented across phones, texts, and disconnected systems.
How FieldFrame is different
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Learns your pricing and voice
FieldFrame drafts in the contractor's own pricing, language, and process — not a one-size-fits-all national template.
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Minutes, not hours
A walkthrough and photos become a reviewable draft estimate in minutes, ready for the contractor to check and approve.
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Fits the existing workflow
Approved estimates flow into the contractor's existing tools — starting with Jobber — instead of adding another silo.
Walkthrough + photos
Contractor records the jobsite the way they already would — a walk-through video or photos, no new habits required.
AI drafts the estimate
FieldFrame generates a draft estimate in the contractor's own pricing structure and language.
Contractor reviews
The contractor checks and adjusts the draft before it ever reaches a customer.
Sent into workflow
Approved estimate and job documentation flow into the contractor's existing tools, starting with Jobber.
Starting in the founder's own trade, with a clear path to adjacent ones.
FieldFrame's beachhead is drywall repair — the founder's own trade — where the product is already validated in daily use before expanding into adjacent specialty trades.
U.S. specialty-trade contractor establishments — the broad reference universe FieldFrame could eventually expand into. This is a directional reference point, not a claimed addressable market or revenue forecast.
Expansion path
- Drywall repair (beachhead)
- Painting
- Restoration
- Flooring
- Roofing
- HVAC
- Plumbing
- Electrical
- Remodeling
Early signal from daily use in the founder's own business.
FieldFrame is currently validated through the founder's own contracting business, The Patch Boys of Greater Tucson. These results are preliminary, founder-operated, and not independently verified — they are an early signal, not proof of product-market fit.
Representative job — August 21, 2026
- Estimate value
- $2,042
- Time to generate
- < 5 minutes
- Admin time saved
- ~30 minutes
Zero edits required before the estimate was approved on-site. Single example from founder-operated use, not an average or a guarantee of future results.
Simple entry price, expansion revenue layered on top.
$19.99 / month
Includes a defined monthly AI usage allowance, with paid overage for contractors who estimate at higher volume.
Future expansion revenue
Pro, team, and CRM-intelligence tiers are planned as future expansion revenue and are not included in the current base case model.
Raising a pre-seed round to move from founder validation to external proof.
$500,000
Pre-seed capital to fund the next phase of FieldFrame's go-to-market: product and AI engineering, external customer validation, and the operating readiness a raise requires.
- Product & AI engineering
- External customer validation & acquisition
- Jobber / CRM integration work
- AI & infrastructure costs
- Security, legal & operating readiness
- Milestone-driven hiring
Specific fund allocation percentages, financing instrument, valuation or cap, and other round terms are not finalized and are not represented on this page. Full terms are shared only with qualified investors under appropriate documentation, subject to legal counsel.
Built by someone who runs the trade FieldFrame was built for.
David Scott
Founder, FieldFrame · Owner-operator, The Patch Boys of Greater Tucson
David operates The Patch Boys of Greater Tucson, a drywall and water-damage repair franchise, and built FieldFrame to solve the estimating bottleneck he lives with daily in his own business. FieldFrame, LLC is wholly owned by C&D Holdings 2 LLC and based in Tucson, Arizona.
Key risks, briefly
An abbreviated view of the risks under active management. Full detail is available in the data room for qualified investors.
Results to date come from the founder's own business. FieldFrame has not yet been proven across independent, third-party contractors. Mitigation: the current raise is earmarked in part to fund an external beta validation phase.
Estimate quality depends on the underlying AI model's ability to generalize across pricing styles and job types. Mitigation: every draft estimate requires contractor review and approval before it reaches a customer.
Underlying model/inference costs can shift the unit economics of the $19.99/month tier. Mitigation: usage allowances and overage pricing are structured to track actual AI cost.
Independent contractors can be slow to change existing estimating habits. Mitigation: FieldFrame is designed to fit inside an existing workflow rather than replace it.
Other estimating and field-management tools could add similar personalization features. Mitigation: the founder's own trade expertise and daily operating use shape a product roadmap that's harder to replicate from outside the trade.
FieldFrame's workflow today depends on integration with Jobber. Mitigation: integration work is a named use of proceeds, with an architecture intended to support additional platforms over time.
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