Quote comparison

Check what a written quote actually says

Choose the job, enter only the figures in front of you, and mark what the quote covers. The planner totals your inputs and exposes open questions. It does not invent a market rate or tell you whether a price is fair.

Your figures, not ours. The total below is arithmetic on numbers you enter. It is not a quotation, valuation, market benchmark, contractor recommendation, or assurance that the scope is safe or complete.

1. What kind of job is the quote for?

2. Copy the written figures

Labour written in the quoteRsEnter 0 if it is not separated.Materials or partsRsUse the stated allowance or item total.Travel or call-outRsEnter only a charge that is written down.Tax or other stated costRsCombine other explicit figures and note them on your copy.

3. Planning allowance0%

Optional buffer for an unresolved allowance. This does not authorise extra work.

4. What is clear in writing?

Written scope (important)Does the quote say exactly what will be done, where, and what is excluded?Cost breakdownAre labour, materials, travel, tax, and allowances separated clearly?Materials identifiedAre important products, quantities, models, or quality assumptions written down?Change approval (important)Must extra work and cost be approved by you in writing before it starts?Timing and accessAre start timing, duration, access, clearing, and waste removal responsibilities clear?Testing and handoverDoes the scope say how the repair will be tested and what record or receipt you receive?Safety and qualification (important)For regulated or hazardous work, have you checked the appropriate qualification and safety plan?

Why this tool does not publish typical prices