
Know a tender’s worth before the estimator starts
Send the bill and every line comes back as a range built from Irish evidence.
- Every line as a range
- Irish rates with their evidence
- Flags where judgement is needed
Two days a bill
Two days to know
A long bill takes two days before anyone knows its worth.
Nobody free to price
A tender worth winning is skipped because nobody has the days.
The aged rate book
The rates on the shelf are years old, and everyone knows.
The reading done, the judgement yours
The model reads the bill; the code does the arithmetic. Each rate is a range from published Irish evidence; thin evidence is flagged.

How it works.
Choose and send
Send labour only, plant and labour or the whole bill.
Classified and priced
Each line is classified and priced from Irish evidence, nothing invented.
Your estimator reviews
Every line shows its evidence and the report carries your name.
Questions, answered.
How accurate is it?
It is enough to decide whether the job is worth pricing properly, never enough to submit.
What if the bill is scanned?
Scans go through OCR. Unreadable lines come back flagged and empty, never guessed.
Who owns the number?
Your estimator does, and every report says so: order-of-magnitude estimates need competent commercial review.
Price is ready when the next tender is.
Your bill of quantities is priced overnight from Irish evidence, every line a range.
Price it right leads on to Protect the margin
Goes well with.
Quality questionsPaste the buyer’s questions and each gets a first draft with placeholders for your facts.How it works →
Contract riskUpload the conditions and the money clauses are found by page and modelled as a range.How it works →
Compare quotesUpload the returns for a package and see what each priced, left out and really costs.How it works →
Everything on the desk.
Live tendersEvery open Irish tender
The 7am tender emailNew tenders, every morning
Who is winningWho is winning what
Quality questionsFirst drafts, written for you
Contract riskRead the conditions first
ProgrammeThe critical path, kept
Risk registerThe live log, priced
Compare quotesLevel quotes like for like