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This page covers the most common questions from painting contractors using Paintsight for color approvals during estimates. If you are new to the tool, start with your first preview — you get 3 free previews to use on real jobs right away.
Yes. Use a room, exterior, cabinet, trim, or siding photo from the estimate or walkthrough. You do not need to take a new photo — whatever you already have from the job works.
You can include the paint brand, color name, color code, surface notes, and the preview image the customer approved. All of this gets saved with the job record after the homeowner signs off.
No. Paintsight helps the customer narrow down a color and approve the job details. Final color can still vary because of lighting, sheen, screen settings, and surface texture. Physical samples remain the most reliable way to confirm the exact color before production.
Send the homeowner an approval link with the preview, paint color, color code, and the surface being painted. Their confirmation is saved with the job — you do not need to chase down a signature separately.
Paintsight currently supports Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, Behr, Farrow & Ball, and Dulux.
No. The homeowner receives a link and can review and sign the approval without creating an account. Only you, the contractor, need a Paintsight login.
You start with 3 free previews. Use them on real estimates before rolling it out to your team. Sign up at paintsight.com/auth/signup to get started.
Yes. Create one preview per color option using the same estimate photo. The homeowner can compare them before signing off, so you go into production with a clear, agreed-upon choice.
Paintsight supports interior walls, exterior siding, cabinets, trim and doors, decks and fences, and brick or masonry.
The approval record includes the photo, color name, color code, surface, sheen, and the date of approval. You can reference this record any time the job color is questioned.