Live databases built from your numbers
Items, assemblies and packages carry your own costs, specs, selections and vendors. Change a price once and every unlocked estimate, report and Cost Book page follows.
More in Databases →Features
From the first measurement on your plans to a signed proposal, these are the features that do the heavy lifting.
Estimating, databases and reporting, connected so nothing is typed twice.
Items, assemblies and packages carry your own costs, specs, selections and vendors. Change a price once and every unlocked estimate, report and Cost Book page follows.
More in Databases →Build the math once. Assemblies carry the formulas and every little item a job needs, so estimators move fast without remembering each one.
More in Estimating →Open your PDF plans, set the scale, and trace lengths, areas and counts. Quantities flow straight into the estimate.
More in Estimating →Upgrade grades live inside your assemblies, so prices are ready to present with no extra work. Once approved, one click swaps the upgrade in and every report follows.
More in Estimating →Price a composite deck against a pressure-treated one, or a garage separately from the house, and switch them on and off. Totals follow.
More in Estimating →Proposal, specification, selections, options and upgrade reports come straight from the estimate in your company’s name, with Word export. No retyping, no mismatched numbers.
More in Reporting →Lock an estimate once pricing goes to the customer. Database changes never move a locked job, and an updated price report shows what would change before you decide.
More in Estimating →Approved change orders update the contract and the payment schedule. Draw stages by percent or amount always add up to the contract and print on the proposal.
More in Estimating →A customer-facing catalog of your work. Customers and salespeople browse items, assemblies and packages with pictures and prices, using a margin you set.
More in Reporting →Before an estimate goes out, RQS checks it for $0 items and lines with no quantity. Coming after the beta: Claude will also point out work that looks left out and draft specs in your style. You approve everything.
More in Estimating →See who it’s built for, what you need to get started, and what it doesn’t do.