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    Vulko

    AI-generated construction quotes and Factur-X compliant invoices, with e-signature and offline mode.

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    Understanding Vulko.

    Vulko generates construction quotes with AI from a voice description, a job-site photo or free text, then prices materials and labor. Invoices are Factur-X compliant, mandatory for B2B exchanges in France from September 2026. The tool covers 26 construction trades (electricians, plumbers, masons, painters, tilers, carpenters, roofers, HVAC technicians...).

    The entry plan (Starter, €19 excl. VAT/month) includes 5 AI quotes and 10 manual quotes a month for one user. Accounting export in FEC format and Pennylane sync arrive at the Solo plan (€49 excl. VAT/month), subcontractor management at Duo (€79 excl. VAT/month). eIDAS level-1 e-signature, offline mode with automatic sync, GPS clock-in and payment links (SumUp, Lydia, PayPal, Stripe) round out the offering depending on plan.

    Vulko is published by a very small structure (SASU with €100 capital, single founder) but ships a dated, active changelog and documents specific functional gaps against named competitors (Tolteck, Obat, EBP Bâtiment, Axonaut). No customer testimonial is published, however, to verify the claimed time savings (~5 minutes per quote, ~20x faster than by hand).

    Practical uses

    • Generate a priced quote by dictating a job-site description.
    • Issue a Factur-X compliant invoice and track payments.
    • Get a quote signed on a tablet and collect a deposit online on site.

    Features & use cases

    Devis facturation btp
    Facturation electronique
    Signature electronique

    Pros and cons

    What Vulko does especially well and the limits to anticipate.

    Pros

    • AI quote generation by voice, photo or free text, specialized for 26 construction trades.
    • Factur-X compliant invoicing ahead of the September 2026 requirement.
    • FEC accounting export and Pennylane sync from the Solo plan up.
    • Offline mode with automatic sync on job sites.
    • Dated, active changelog with documented functional gaps against named competitors.

    Cons

    • No customer testimonial or case study published to verify the claimed time savings.
    • Very young, very small publisher (SASU with €100 capital, single founder).
    • Sage, EBP and Cegid integrations announced but not yet shipped.
    • Competitor comparison published by Vulko itself, to be read with caution.

    Vulko: when it makes sense.

    Vulko is worth it if generating priced quotes by voice or photo genuinely saves you time over a hand-written quote, beyond its €19-to-€299 excl. VAT/month range depending on volume. For an established construction tool with more track record, Axonaut or Houzz Pro exist, but neither has Vulko's French Factur-X and AI-quote specialization.

    Keep if

    You're a tradesperson or small construction team who wants to generate priced quotes by voice or photo.. You want to be ready for the September 2026 Factur-X requirement without thinking about it.

    Vulko becomes worthwhile when
    • You use it at least once a week
    • The monthly cost (€19) is small next to the time it saves you

    Challenge if

    You want a verified track record through customer testimonials or an established user base.. You need a Sage, EBP or Cegid accounting integration today: they're announced but not yet shipped.

    Vulko becomes too expensive when
    • You use it less than once a month
    • A simple free version or a tool already in your stack would do

    Our verdict on Vulko.

    Why this verdict

    Great

    Added value

    Entry price of €19 excl. VAT/month, positioned by Vulko as matching Tolteck's entry price but with AI included. Quantified claims ('~5 min per complete quote', '~20x faster than by hand') are plausible for the category but not independently verified, and no customer testimonial is published to back them up (source: vulko.fr, checked 2026-09-03).

    Simplicity

    14-day trial with no card, cancel in one click. Quote input is designed for the field (voice dictation or a job-site photo rather than a form), suited to tradespeople who aren't keen on typing on site (source: vulko.fr and screenshot 02-quote-new.png, checked 2026-09-03).

    Fit for purpose

    Public screenshots confirm a working product (dashboard, quotes, invoices, Factur-X), and a dated changelog shows active development (Aug 10, 2026: AI writing-style memory; Jul 24, 2026: iOS/Android launch). A stronger delivery signal than plain marketing promises (source: vulko.fr/changelog, checked 2026-09-03).

    Performance

    Combines AI quote generation, eIDAS level-1 e-signature with SHA-256 timestamping, offline mode (Service Worker + IndexedDB) and automatic RGE certification lookup via the ADEME API: precise, verifiable technical specs beyond vague marketing talk. Vulko's own published comparison cites specific functional gaps against named competitors (Tolteck, Obat, EBP Bâtiment), but remains a self-published, non-independent source (source: vulko.fr and vulko.fr/comparatif-logiciel-artisan-btp, checked 2026-09-03).

    Reversibility

    Accounting export in FEC format (standard French norm) included from the Solo plan, confirmed Pennylane sync, on top of the standard GDPR portability right mentioned in the privacy policy. Announced Sage/EBP/Cegid integrations are not yet shipped (source: vulko.fr and vulko.fr/confidentialite, checked 2026-09-03).