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PLANS-TO-QUOTE

We measure. You price.

Upload the plans. Get a whole-house, trade-by-trade take-off back in minutes — priced on your rates, with every line showing where it came from.

The take-off is the hard part. We do that part.

You already know your rates. The slow, error-prone work is measuring the whole house, trade by trade. So we measure — and you keep control of the money.

Whole house, one pass

Around 18 trades and 100–135 line items from a single upload — not one trade at a time.

Priced on your rates

Your rate-card, your margins. The quantities come off the drawings; the money stays yours.

Every line, sourced

Each line is tagged [DWG] (read off the drawing) or [INF] (inferred), with a confidence score. Low-confidence items are flagged, not hidden.

Proof — watch it read a real plan set

An unedited screen capture, then the numbers behind it. Scored against the drawings’ own schedules. Your results will vary — indicative, not a quote.

Unedited screen capture — Plans-to-Quote reading a real architect's plan set it had never seen and returning a whole-house, priced Bill of Quantities. Measured floor area 226 m² vs 225.66 m² on the architect's own plans. Indicative — you bring your rates, you site-verify.

Within ~0.2%

Habitable floor area and total roof area each came back within about 0.2% of the drawing's own schedules — the quantities that drive the build.

On an unseen house

On a builder's plan set Ella had never seen, total building area landed within ~0.2% — and on that single-storey home it correctly left out the upper floor, balcony and stairs.

It read the building

With no prompting, it picked up the mixed construction system: rendered brick veneer over a timber ground floor, timber and Weathertex upstairs.

See a real (redacted) sample

A whole-house Bill of Quantities Plans-to-Quote produced on our reference plan-set — 18 trade packages, 134 line items, each line tagged [DWG] (read off the drawing) or [INF] (inferred) with a confidence score. The client name and address are redacted; the trade-by-trade quantities are exactly as produced.

From our own test on a reference plan-set — indicative, not a quote, site-verify, not for construction. Your results will vary.

Indicative — not a quote.

Every figure above is from our own test on one reference plan-set; your results will vary. Plans-to-Quote does the first pass — you site-verify and review every line before it becomes a quote. Not for construction. That discipline is the point: you sign off, not the AI.

How the honesty works

[DWG] vs [INF]

Every line says whether it was read straight off the drawing or inferred — so you know what to trust and what to check.

Confidence on every line

Each quantity carries a confidence score. The lines that ran higher in our test — slab-edge perimeter and external wall area — are flagged for you, not buried.

You edit every line

It's an estimator's apprentice, not a replacement. You review and adjust before anything is sent — indicative until you say it's a quote.

It's part of the platform, not a standalone

Two ways Ella pays for herself: she catches every lead (Hey Ella), and she quotes every job (Plans-to-Quote).

Into Jobs

Win the quote and it becomes a job — no re-keying.

Into the Schedule

The job drops onto the Operations Hub week board and full-build Gantt.

Into Invoicing

The same line items flow through to the invoice. None of the standalone estimators do this.

The questions a careful builder asks

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