The holiday season is short. Quoting should not eat it.
Most Christmas light companies make their year between September and December. Every hour spent driving out to measure a house is an hour not spent installing. LightingBid Pro lets you measure from satellite or the front photo, so you can answer a lead with a real number the same day.
When the homeowner can see their own house lit up next to the price, the conversation shifts from 'how much?' to 'when can you start?'.
Everything a Christmas light installer needs to sell the job
- Roofline measurement from satellite with pitch correction, plus measuring on the Street View front photo.
- AI before/after lighting previews of the actual house, in multiple looks at once.
- Per-foot pricing per system, like C9 seasonal bulbs, warm white LED or RGBW pixels.
- Extra items such as trees, wreaths, garland, timers, removal and storage, priced per item or per foot.
- Printable estimates and a shareable online proposal page for the homeowner.
- A simple CRM for clients and projects, plus job sheets and CSV export for your crews.
Measure it. Show it. Win it.
Measure the roofline, show the homeowner their house lit up and send the estimate, all in one app. $50/month for 2 users after a 14-day free trial. $0 today.
Christmas light installation pricing at a glance
Published 2025–2026 ranges for professional Christmas light installation: about $2–$5 per foot for labor only, $5–$12 per foot for full service with lights included, and $8–$15 per foot for premium work. Many companies add $100–$400 for removal and $50–$200 for storage. See our full Christmas light installation pricing guide for details.
Seasonal and permanent in one app
Many holiday lighting companies now sell permanent LED systems year-round. LightingBid Pro handles both, so you can show a homeowner a seasonal C9 price and a permanent system price on the same estimate and let them choose.