Every trade, quantity and rate, measured from the council’s drawings. It’s about £1, and you get it back if it fails.
Start freeAn example drawing. The job and its figures are made up.
Watch it measure.
It reads the drawings the way a quantity surveyor would, and lists what it took off.
Measurements taken from the plans
Walls
- External wall, 13 m long35 m²
- Strip footings13 m
Floor
- Slab20 m²
- Finished floor16 m²
Roof
- Flat roof20 m²
- Roof light1
Opening
- Folding doors3.3 m
- Steel over3.6 m
Drains
- Drain run6 m
- New manhole1
Then you get the whole bill.
Not a lump sum. Every item, quantity and rate, and all of it’s yours to change. Try it: click any quantity, rate or percentage.
Groundworks and drainage£5,613
Walls and structure£11,973
Roof and glazing£4,121
Finishes and fit-out£9,205
Nothing’s hidden in the price.
What it assumes
- Normal ground, with no piling
- Clear access down the side of the house
- Drains where the plans show them
- A mid-range kitchen, fitted
What it leaves out
- Building control fees
- A party wall surveyor
- Structural engineer’s calculations
- Moving the boiler
Every price lists both, so you know what you’d be quoting for. You can change them too, and they carry onto the quote.
Not sure it’s worth your time?
A rough price gives you a range in seconds, from the council’s description alone. It’s 1 credit, and it tells a £20,000 porch from a £200,000 rebuild before you pay for a full price.
Rough price £35,000 to £55,000 including VAT. About 18 to 24 m² at £1,900 to £2,300 per m².
From the council’s description, not their plans.
Got the plans from the homeowner?
Drop in the plans a client or their architect sent you, say what you want priced, and it works the same way, for the same 10 credits.
Which work should we price?
Choose up to 12, or none to price everything.
Just the part you’re doing
Mark up to 5 parts of a drawing, and it prices only inside them.
Drag a box on the drawing.Press the button to mark a part of the drawing.
That’s the most: 5 parts. Remove one to mark another.
If it fails, you don’t pay.
It says what happened in plain words, and your 10 credits come back every time.
- We can’t get the plans
- “We couldn’t get plans for this job, so it can’t be priced.”
- There’s nothing to price in them
- “We couldn’t find any work to price in these plans.”
- The answer comes back cut short
- “The price came back unfinished, so it would have missed work. Try again.”
- Anything else
- “Something went wrong while pricing this job. Try again later.”
How much is that?
Want to know how good the price is before you trust it? Here’s what we can and can’t tell you yet.
Price your first job free.
3 searches and 50 credits, which is up to 5 full prices. No card.
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