Repair the sheet you already use
Clean up one spreadsheet and repair broken formulas. A focused fix when your existing file needs rescuing, not replacing.
Spreadsheet services / Built for the trades
Booked solid.
But profitable?
Turn your nightmare spreadsheet into a business tool. Sheet Rescue helps contractors, landscapers, and cleaners make sense of job costs, payments, and profit—without the repetitive data entry.
One sheet. A connected dashboard. Or a recurring workflow.
Our working promises
01 / Scope agreed before work starts
02 / Built around your actual jobs
03 / A clear handover, not a mystery file
Less spreadsheet wrangling
Know what each
job leaves behind.
A full calendar isn’t the full picture. Bring job income, expenses, and payment status into focus so you can see what’s earned, what’s owed, and where your margin goes.
The connected view
One dashboard.
The whole job.
Connect job, expense, and payment tracking instead of chasing numbers across separate files.
Your job-profit picture
Job income−Job costs
What’s leftYour margin
A view of profitability—not a profit guarantee.
Stop entering the same thing twice
Automate one defined recurring workflow. Start with a specific repetitive task and agree the inputs, outputs, and boundaries.
Keep it working as you work
Monthly maintenance within an agreed scope, so your rescued spreadsheet has somewhere to turn when it needs attention.
Launch pricing
Start with the right-sized rescue.
Introductory test prices for the launch. Scope is agreed before work begins; automation pricing depends on the workflow.
Quick Rescue
One spreadsheet cleaned up; formulas repaired.
Test price
$149
Business Dashboard
Connected job, expense, and payment tracking.
Test price
$599
Automation Setup
One defined recurring workflow automated.
Starting at
$1,500
Monthly Support
Maintenance within an agreed scope.
Test price
$99/mo
Book an available rescue
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Your worst spreadsheet is a starting point
Make your numbers
work as hard as you do.
Start with the file that slows you down most. Choose a focused rescue before taking on a bigger rebuild.