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About the founder
Craig is a working contractor who completed 500+ jobs before building JobPricer. He started the company after years of underpricing work, losing margin to overhead he couldn't see, and bouncing between four pieces of software that none of his contractor friends would actually use. He built JobPricer to be the tool he wished he'd had on the truck. He's available for interviews on building software for the trades, AI in small-business workflows, and the economics of solo contracting.
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- DM Sans — body and UI (Google Fonts).
- JetBrains Mono — numbers, prices, code accents (Google Fonts).
Story angles
Topics Craig is happy to speak to:
- Contractor-built software. What's different when the founder has actually swung the hammer — what the "field-service" SaaS category misses.
- AI that's actually useful for solo businesses. Why AI quoting is included on the free plan instead of sold as a $50 add-on.
- The "real free plan" wedge. Why solo contractors are underserved by $50–$300/mo SaaS and what changes when the floor is $0.
- Building in public. How a public roadmap, a public blog, and a direct line to the founder change the relationship with customers.
- The economics of solo contracting. Overhead per hour, billable vs. worked hours, and why most "busy" contractors aren't actually making money.
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