Example Results
See FairDealCheck in action.
Real quote scenarios. Real data. Every example below shows exactly how we break down a service quote, where overcharges hide, and what to say to get a lower price.
Auto RepairExample 1
Brake Job — Toyota Camry, Dallas TX
Quote submitted: Brake pad + rotor replacement, Toyota Camry, suburban Dallas TX
Fairness Score
31
/ 100
Overpriced
| Line Item | Quoted | Market Rate | Variance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front brake pads | $189 | $95–$120 | +58% |
| Front rotors (×2) | $310 | $160–$200 | +55% |
| Labor (2.5 hrs @ $145/hr) | $362 | $95–$110/hr avg | +40% |
| Brake fluid flush | $89 | Not due (car: 14 mo old) | Unnecessary |
| Total | $950 | Fair: $520–$640 |
What We Flagged
- Parts priced 55–58% above regional distributor averages
- Labor rate 40% above the Dallas metro benchmark
- Fluid flush added unnecessarily on a 14-month-old vehicle
Potential Savings
$280–$380
Negotiation Script Generated
“I've done some research on regional pricing for this repair. The parts and labor are coming in significantly above the Dallas market average. I'd like to move forward — can we look at using OEM-equivalent parts at closer to retail and adjusting the labor rate to around $100/hr?”
Home ContractorExample 2
Master Bathroom Remodel — Charlotte NC
Quote submitted: Master bathroom remodel, 85 sq ft, Charlotte NC
Fairness Score
38
/ 100
Overpriced
| Line Item | Quoted | Market Rate | Variance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Demo & haul-away | $1,800 | $600–$900 | +100% |
| Tile (materials) | $2,400 | $1,100–$1,400 | +70% |
| Tile installation labor | $3,200 | $2,000–$2,600 | +35% |
| Vanity + fixture install | $1,400 | $800–$1,100 | +40% |
| Project management fee | $1,700 | Not standard for scope | Inflated |
| Total | $19,800 | Fair: $12,500–$15,000 |
What We Flagged
- Demolition labor priced at 2× market rate
- Materials marked up 70% above retail supply cost
- Project management fee added without clear scope definition
Potential Savings
$3,500–$5,200
Negotiation Script Generated
“I've had a chance to review the estimate against market rates for this scope in Charlotte. I'm committed to moving forward with you — a few line items came in higher than expected. Can we revisit the demo cost and materials sourcing? I'd also like to clarify what's included in the project management fee.”
Appliance RepairExample 3
Refrigerator Compressor — LG French Door, Atlanta GA
Quote submitted: Refrigerator compressor replacement, LG French door, Atlanta GA
Fairness Score
22
/ 100
Overpriced
| Line Item | Quoted | Market Rate | Variance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compressor (OEM) | $640 | $280–$340 retail | +90% |
| Labor (2 hrs @ $185/hr) | $370 | $95–$120/hr avg | +60% |
| Diagnostic fee | $175 | $75–$100 avg | +90% |
| Total | $1,185 | Fair: $520–$680 |
What We Flagged
- Compressor sourced at 90% above distributor cost
- Diagnostic fee nearly double the Atlanta regional average
- Labor rate 60% above market benchmark for appliance repair
Potential Savings
$420–$600
Negotiation Script Generated
“The compressor quote is about double retail and the labor rate is above the Atlanta average. I want to get this resolved quickly — can we revisit the parts sourcing and bring the labor rate closer to $100/hr?”
How Scoring Works
Your score is calculated, not estimated.
Every Fairness Score is a weighted index of three independently verified factors.
40%
Labor rate deviation
Your quoted rate vs. certified regional benchmark
40%
Parts / materials markup
Quote price vs. verified distributor/retail cost
20%
Scope reasonableness
Unnecessary add-ons flagged against service history norms
70–100 Fair or competitive
50–69 Room to negotiate
0–49 Statistically overpriced