Home-repair estimate review
Fixi
Fixi is a private-beta home-service pricing and estimate-review product. A homeowner can describe a project, upload evidence, or bring a contractor quote; the system organizes the scope, searches current market sources, normalizes a local range, and saves the review for later comparison or export.
Private beta

Project snapshot
- Built for
- Homeowners comparing repair scope, local price evidence, and contractor quotes
- Core workflow
- Describe or upload project evidence → classify scope → gather local pricing → save and compare the estimate
- Current state
- Private beta with authenticated estimate history and evidence review
What the product actually does
Project evidence becomes a reviewable scope
Fixi accepts conversational project details and supports repair photos, documents, and contractor quotes. The interface separates the description of the work from the pricing result, shows the project category and location context, and lets a user inspect a structured estimate instead of relying on an unexplained single number.
Cache-first local pricing evidence
Pricing is resolved by category, subcategory, state, city, and ZIP when available. Fresh normalized snapshots can be reused; a cache miss can trigger current web-search aggregation and preserve source-level observations for audit. The service taxonomy combines a broad home-services reference with controlled live overrides so newly requested work can be classified without silently changing the base file.
Saved estimates and project history
Authenticated users can keep project conversations, saved estimates, pricing breakdowns, evidence, and history, then revisit or export a cleaner comparison for bids. The product supports sharing and PDF review while maintaining the distinction between market evidence and the final price a contractor confirms after seeing the site.
BroadBuilder’s role
What BroadBuilder delivered
BroadBuilder built the conversational intake, project classifier, evidence and document flow, local pricing aggregation and cache, saved-estimate system, comparison and export interface, authentication, taxonomy controls, and the private-beta public experience.