For civil contractors & quantity surveyors
First-principles cost estimating and cost control for civil infrastructure. Labour, plant, and material rates assemble into build-ups, get stress-tested against a real risk register, then carry through to actual cost and earned value once work starts.
Free during early access · No credit card required · One workspace per company, never visible outside your organisation



Screens from a sample project — illustrative figures only.
Build a labour, plant, and material rate library once. Every new project draws from the same source, so estimates stay consistent as your business's real costs change.
Measure lengths, areas, and counts on your PDF or DXF drawings, with a scale for every page and a live running total, then send them into the estimate. How takeoff works
Every line item is assembled from its actual labour, plant, and material components — not typed in as a lump sum you can't defend later.
Track project-level risk items alongside the estimate itself — with live geotechnical and weather lookups for your site — so contingency is a considered number, not a round-up at the end.
A stacked breakdown of labour, plant, material, and markup for every project, so you can explain and defend a price at a glance.
Every risk in the register feeds a simulation of thousands of possible outcomes, giving you a best case, an expected case, and a worst case — a credible range for a client or tender panel, not one number that quietly hides the uncertainty.
Give each category a planned start and end date — link one to another's finish the way Microsoft Project's Predecessor field does — and register every site or support role's Wage or Salaried rate, ready to compare against real cost.
Log real Labour, Plant, Material, and Subcontract cost against the same Rate Library used in the estimate, record % complete as work happens, and see Earned Value and Actual Cost — so the number you defended at tender keeps being checked against the job.
Set up your workspace, bring in your rates, and start estimating your next project with numbers you can actually defend.
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