Estimate, specialist review and final quotation
The calculator immediately shows a concrete calculated price and an overview for each damaged part. With complete and correct input, the result is on average about 90% accurate in our practical experience. The specialist review mainly checks whether the selections match the photos; the final quotation usually changes only when damage was omitted, classified incorrectly or becomes visible after dismantling.
- Around 90% accurate on average
- Overview per part
- Specialist photo review
A concrete calculation in one minute
- With complete and correct input, the calculated price is on average about 90% aligned with the final repair price in our practical experience.
- Every selected part and repair action directly affects the amount.
- Photos allow a specialist to verify that the input matches the visible damage.
- The largest differences arise from omitted damage, a damage level selected too low or hidden technical damage.
The three stages side by side
| Stage | What you receive | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Estimate | Immediate amount and overview per selected part | Non-binding initial indication |
| Specialist review | Review of photos, parts and selected repair work | Technical check and possible questions |
| Final quotation | Confirmed work, parts, price and arrangements | Basis for the repair order after acceptance |
This structure prevents a fast online figure from being presented as if every hidden detail were already known.
What is included in the calculated price?
The calculated price is built from the recognised vehicle, the selected damaged parts and the chosen repair activities. When several panels are included, the calculation can reflect the fact that the work is completed in one repair order.
The result is primarily intended to show the likely price range and which parts are included. Always check that the damage overview is complete.
What does the specialist check?
Part selection
Does the selected panel match the visible damage?
Repair route
Does repair and refinishing look appropriate, or is further assessment needed?
Adjacent damage
Could nearby panels, gaps or mountings also be affected?
Photo quality
Is the damage visible from enough angles to assess the request?
The specialist may request additional photos or a physical inspection. This is a sensible safeguard when the visible information is incomplete.
Why can the amount still change?
- A bumper corner is loose because clips or brackets are broken.
- Damage to an inner panel or reinforcement becomes visible after dismantling.
- A sensor, lamp, trim part or mounting needs replacement.
- The affected area is larger than the first photo suggested.
- Part quality, availability or the chosen solution changes.
- Technical diagnosis or calibration is required.
Any change should be explained clearly so the customer understands what additional work is required.
When is the quotation final?
A final quotation can be confirmed once the damage has been sufficiently assessed, the repair route is clear and relevant parts or additional work have been included. Damage that can only be fully seen after dismantling may still require a specific reservation.
Example
The calculator shows repair and refinishing for a bumper. A photo reveals an unusual panel gap. The specialist requests another image and identifies a likely broken bracket, which is then listed separately in the final quotation.
What should you do with the result?
Check the parts overviewHave all damaged panels been included?
Add clear photosShow both the damage and the surrounding connections.
Request specialist reviewPres can verify the route and ask focused questions.
Review the final quotationCheck the work, parts, price and practical arrangements before acceptance.
Frequently asked questions
Is the calculated price guaranteed?
No. It is a non-binding first indication. The final quotation is confirmed after sufficient assessment.
Can I book directly from the calculated price?
You can request the next step. Pres first checks whether the damage and selected work are clear enough for planning.
What happens if additional work is found?
Necessary additional work should be explained and agreed before it is completed, unless other written arrangements apply.
Why might a specialist ask for more photos?
A missing angle, connection or reflection can be decisive for the repair route and price.
Calculate your vehicle damage
Enter the vehicle registration, select the damaged parts and receive a concrete repair calculation with a price for each damaged part. Add photos when you want the calculation reviewed by a specialist.
With complete and correct input, the calculated price is on average about 90% aligned with the final repair price in our practical experience. The amount may change when damage was omitted, classified incorrectly or only becomes visible after dismantling.