Construction packages and rate configuration
Set your packages and rates once. Every estimate after that prices itself the same way, whoever makes it.
Package-ஐ ஒரு தரம் set பண்ணுங்க. அதுக்கு அப்புறம் யார் estimate போட்டாலும் rate ஒரே மாதிரி வரும்.
Two engineers quote the same house and the numbers differ by four lakh, because each worked from a different old file. The rate lives in people, not in the business.
Packages as the product you actually sell
A builder does not sell 300 line items, they sell Standard, Premium and Luxury. Packages model that directly: each tier carries its own per-square-foot rate and its own inclusion list.
- Quality tiers with independent rates
- Inclusions and exclusions attached to the tier, so the quotation writes itself
- Project types — individual house, apartment, commercial — each with their own icons and defaults
Cost heads make a rate explainable
A per-square-foot rate is the sum of its heads — structure, finishes, electrical, plumbing and so on. Keeping the heads visible means you can defend the rate in a negotiation and see which head is eating the margin.
Milestones and billing model
Each contract model carries its own payment-stage template, so the draw schedule attached to a won job matches the way that kind of work is actually billed.
Questions builders ask
Can different project types have different rates?
Yes. Rates are set per contract model and quality tier, and the rate driver itself is configurable — square feet for built-up work, cent or ground where land area is the basis.
Can I change a rate without affecting old quotations?
Yes. Estimates hold the rate they were created with, so updating your rate card changes future quotations and leaves historical ones intact.
Works with
Before you choose software
How the job itself works, written for builders — no product pitch.
- Bill of quantities: what a BOQ is for, and when you actually need one6 min read
- Cent, ground and square feet: the Tamil Nadu land units, converted5 min read
See it on one of your own projects.
We set up a real site of yours during the demo — your rates, your vendors, your crew.