Price the work.
Keep control.

Estimating and job-cost tools for UK builders, from the first price to the work on site.

14-day trial or 10 quote PDFs. No credit card required.

Two builders reviewing plans during a kitchen and extension renovation

Your judgement. Your numbers. Your name on the quote.

Illustrative scene · fictional contractor branding.

One job. A clear record.

Alder Works / Willow Road Rev 03

Review the estimate

Willow Road extension · fictional example

Client price, excluding VAT

£66,420.00

Groundworks & structure
£24,400.00
Envelope & glazing
£18,200.00
Mechanical & electrical
£12,800.00
Internal finishes
£11,020.00

Check the drainage connection before sharing the quote.

From first price to final profit.See a full quote ↗
Product proof

From quote to live job.

From the house visit, to the van, to the final invoice: price the work, send the quote, then keep spend tied to the same job.

Your work. Your reputation.

The demo uses a fictional builder logo and client. In your account the pack carries your own logo, trading name, brand colour, payment details, and quote wording.

Looks like it came from your business, not a generic quoting tool.
Gives homeowners enough detail to trust the price.
Keeps the quote pack connected to the job cost tracker.

Quote pack preview

O&A

Oak & Ash Renovations

Residential refurbishments, kitchens, and extensions

Quote ref

OAR-2026-014

01 / 05

Project proposal

Kitchen & utility

Prepared for Mr & Mrs Wilson. Clear scope, finish options, payment stages, and next steps in one homeowner-friendly pack.

Prepared for

Mr & Mrs Wilson

Programme

8 week programme

Quote date

On issue

Valid for

30 days from issue

Recommended quote

£47,850

Includes labour, materials, markup, and allowances shown.

Finished kitchen renovation used in the mock quote pack

Finish reference

Open-plan kitchen and utility handover

Oak & Ash Renovations

Demo pack. Your own logo, colours, and details replace this.

View full mock pack
Commercial refurbishment with organised materials and a protected site walkway
How it works

From first price to final profit, the job stays clear.

Quote cleanly, follow up quickly, then keep spend tied to the original price while the work is on site.

Step 01

Start the quote

Paste rough notes or an old quote, choose a builder template, or price manually from the trade cost library.

Step 02

Send a clear quote pack

Give the client scope, options, staged payment wording, a schedule of works, revisions, and a clear paper trail.

Step 03

Track the live job

Log labour, materials and supplier payments. Check margin, unpaid bills and an optional cash forecast as the job progresses.

QuoteBuild budget and trade tracking components with fictional example figures

Quote properly

Start from notes, templates, or manual trade rates. Use Trade calculators for bathrooms, plastering, roofs, decking, fencing, painting, kitchens, and more to build a price you can trust.

Send with confidence

Turn the estimate into a client-ready quote pack with your logo, scope, options, payment wording, and a tidy PDF or share link.

Keep profit visible

Track job costs, supplier bills and recorded payments against the agreed price. Plan cash timing with a saved job forecast.

FAQ

Before you start.

Straight answers on trial limits, quote caps, and using it from site.

Why use QuoteBuild instead of a spreadsheet?

QuoteBuild helps you price the job, send a clean quote, then log costs against that original estimate so you can see if the margin still stacks up.

Do I really get unlimited quotes on the paid plan?

Yes. QuoteBuild Pro is flat-rate with no per-quote cap. Founding launch pricing is £15/month for life, subject to availability. The planned standard price is £25/month for new builders.

Can I use it on my phone while on site?

Yes. QuoteBuild works on a phone, so you can log materials, update job costs, and check margin from the van, site, or office.

Ready to stop guessing the job?

Build a real quote on the 14-day trial. No card; up to 10 generated quote PDFs, whichever limit comes first.