Legal and disclaimers
The agreements that cover your use of Wylie Estimates, and plain notes on what an estimate is and how we handle cost data and your information.
Our agreements
- Terms of ServiceThe contract between your business and us for Wylie Estimates and WylieOS.
- Privacy PolicyWhat information we collect, how we use it, and the choices you have.
- End User License AgreementThe rules for each person on your team who uses our apps.
- Texting TermsHow text messages work, what they cost, and how to stop them.
An estimate is a reference, not a bid
Cost reference, not a bid. Published guide figures are material and labor only, before overhead and profit. They are combined from nationally published 2026 cost data and adjusted by area.
Every estimate in Wylie Estimates carries this disclaimer. An estimate becomes a bid only when the contractor reviews it, sets the markup, and sends it under their own business name and license.
Cost data and published figures
Line prices come from nationally published 2026 cost data, covering material and labor, adjusted for where the job is. The cost book data is available only inside the product. It is never published on these public pages.
Figures in the cost guides and the cost index are low, middle and high points across many cost lines. They carry their date and refresh every quarter. They are material and labor costs, not installed project totals, not quotes and not bids.
How we handle your information, in brief
A contractor's job data belongs to the account that created it, and other accounts cannot see it. Public pages record basic visit details (the page, where the visitor came from, and campaign tags) so we can see how people find these pages. No job data is involved. The Privacy Policy has the full terms.
Nothing on this site is legal, financial or professional construction advice. Contractors are responsible for their own bids, licenses and contracts.