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Electrical work carries a compliance overhead that no other trade quite matches. Certification, notification, periodic inspection reports — a meaningful share of billable time is paperwork that customers do not think of as work, and therefore resist paying for. The other structural feature of the trade is that a great deal of income arrives through a handful of repeat relationships: a couple of builders, a letting agent, a facilities manager. Those relationships run on invoices and terms rather than card payments at the door, which is a different collection problem from consumer work and usually needs a different setup.
The billing structures this trade actually uses — and what each one means for getting paid. Every one of them can sit on a single rate card.
Sockets, light fittings, switches, extractor fans — countable work.
Quote per item and the customer can add or remove scope without renegotiating the whole job.
First and second fix on building work, rewires, anything running to a programme.
What builders and main contractors expect to be quoted.
EICRs, landlord certificates, PAT testing, consumer unit changes.
Prices the paperwork explicitly, which is the only way it stops being invisible labour.
Loss of power, tripping circuits, anything the customer cannot wait out.
Separate rate, published in advance.
The payment problems specific to this trade, and what actually fixes each one.
Certification time is invisible. The customer sees two hours on site and does not see the report you wrote afterwards.
List inspection and certification as their own priced services, so the paperwork appears on the rate card as work rather than disappearing into overhead.
Trade customers pay on terms, consumers pay on the day, and running both through one process means one of them is always handled badly.
Keep separate rate cards for trade and consumer work. Consumer jobs collect at booking; trade jobs go out as invoices against the same service list.
Variations on site. The spec changes halfway through a first fix and the extra work never makes it onto the final bill.
Add the variation as a line against the job while you are still on site, so it is recorded at the moment it is agreed.
RateCards gives you a professional booking page in minutes — itemized quotes, instant bookings, and payment on completion.2
Break out materials and labor on a clean, professional estimate. When the customer approves, it converts to a payment request in one tap.
✓ Quote-to-Payment in One TapCharge a diagnostic fee plus hourly, flat-rate an EV charger install, or milestone-bill a rewire. Price each job the way electrical work actually gets priced.
✓ Hourly · Flat · Service Call · MilestonesEvery service and price on one professional page. Customers see what you offer, pick the job, and book — no phone tag.
✓ Unlimited ServicesEvery rate card comes with a print-ready QR code. On the van, on the panel label you leave behind, on Nextdoor — scan, book, done.
✓ Instant Print-Ready QR CodeAnnual safety inspections, surge protection checks, commercial maintenance contracts — billed automatically so the income keeps coming.3
✓ Automated Recurring BillingMessage customers straight from your dashboard. Every job stays on track from quote to final walkthrough.
✓ Built-In Job MessagingRateCards puts the power of artificial intelligence in the hands of electricians — not just big corporations.
Describe what you do and AI builds your profiles and rate cards in seconds — your services, prices, and descriptions ready to share.
Stop guessing what to charge. Benchmark your rates against real market data so you win jobs — without leaving money on the table.
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RateCards is a booking and payment link for Electricians: list your services and prices on one page, take bookings and deposits, and get paid by card through Stripe — no website, no app, no code. Free to start, and most providers are set up in minutes. See how RateCards works or explore every feature.
Yes. EICRs, landlord certificates, and testing can each be listed as fixed-price services, which makes the compliance work visible and chargeable rather than absorbed into your hourly rate.
Keep a separate set of rate cards for trade work. You can send those jobs as invoices on terms while consumer jobs collect payment at the point of booking.
Yes. Per-item pricing is well suited to a rate card, and it lets customers adjust scope without you having to requote the whole job.
Customers pay directly through your link — no invoices, no waiting on checks. Payments process through Stripe and typically arrive fast.1
A single professional page listing your services and rates where customers book and pay — your own mini storefront.1
Yes. Request a deposit up front on larger jobs like panel upgrades or rewires, with the balance due on completion.
Yes. Set up annual inspections or maintenance contracts as recurring services with automatic billing.3
No. Your link opens in any browser on any device — no download required.
Yes. Tipping is optional and built in — one tap at checkout.4
Text it, post it, or print the QR code on your truck, business card, or job-site signage.
Starter is free for your first 6 months — no credit card required. After that it’s $5/mo billed annually ($60 a year) or $7/mo billed monthly. Solo is $24/mo billed annually ($288 a year) or $29/mo monthly, and Business is $119/mo billed annually ($1,428 a year) or $149/mo monthly. See the full breakdown on the RateCards pricing page.
Two, and both are flat percentages of the listed price. A 5.5% service fee is deducted from your payout — that rate is all-inclusive, so Stripe’s processing costs are absorbed within it rather than charged to you separately.7 A 5.5% client booking fee is added to your client’s total at checkout.7 Solo cuts your service fee by 20% and Business by 30%; the client booking fee stays 5.5%. Every rate is listed on the pricing page.
RateCards gives electricians one shareable link where clients see services and prices, book, and pay by card through Stripe. This page covers how the trade prices its work — flat rate per installed item, day rate, fixed-price inspection and certification, and emergency call-out — and the payment problems specific to it: invisible certification time, trade terms versus consumer payments, and unrecorded on-site variations. Deposits, recurring billing, tips, and a print-ready QR code are built in, and clients need no app or account. Free to start.
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