Real homebuilders.
Real numbers.

I was quoted $300 by a local estimator. This gave me the exact same breakdown for $20. My contractor looked at the report and confirmed every number was accurate. The labor vs material split alone was worth it — I walked into negotiations knowing exactly what framing should cost.

The labor vs material split was exactly what I needed before talking to subcontractors. I knew what framing labor should cost before anyone gave me a quote. Saved me from being lowballed twice. The foundation and roofing categories were especially detailed.

Uploaded my floor plan PDF, it read the rooms and pre-filled everything automatically. Got my full estimate in 4 minutes. I was skeptical at first but the numbers matched what my architect had estimated for a fraction of the price. Incredibly useful tool.

We are building a custom home in Colorado and used this before meeting with any contractors. The state-adjusted pricing was surprisingly accurate — Colorado costs were reflected properly, not just national averages. The mortgage estimate at the end was a great bonus.

Used this before getting contractor bids on our new home. Had three contractors quote the project and the report was within 8% of the median quote. At $19.99 this is an absolute no-brainer if you are serious about building. I shared the PDF with my lender too.

Living in the Seattle area I was worried the estimate would use national averages. It did not. The Washington state multiplier bumped costs appropriately and the final number matched what I had heard from builders at local home shows. Really impressed with the accuracy.