Quoting Software for Builders

Extensions, refurbs, garden walls — photograph the site and Speqly drafts an itemised estimate with labour, materials and your margin, structured the way building work actually gets priced: by stage, with provisional sums where the ground or the structure is unknown.

Pricing a refurb properly takes a day you don't have

By the time you've measured, counted, phoned the merchant and typed it up, a week's gone and the client has three other quotes. Speqly gets a professional itemised estimate in front of them the same day as the site visit.

Lump sums lose jobs and start arguments

One number invites haggling and 'but I thought that included…'. An itemised, staged estimate with clear exclusions and payment terms wins on trust — and protects you when the job changes.

How builders use Speqly

  1. 1

    Photograph the site

    Every elevation, the ground, the access. The AI reads scale and scope from what you shoot.

  2. 2

    Review the AI draft

    Stage-by-stage costing — groundworks, shell, first fix, second fix, finishes — with your rates and markup. Add provisional sums where you need them.

  3. 3

    Send and get accepted

    A visual proposal with before/after imagery, stage payments and one-tap acceptance. Accepted costings push to Xero.

2026 benchmarks from our guides: single-storey extension £1,800–£2,400/m² basic spec · see the extension and builder guides for the full tables.

Builder estimate template & guide

Pricing that fits how builders work

Pay per job

From £7 per project with credit packs. No subscription, credits never expire — right for occasional or seasonal quoting.

  • £9.99 single project
  • £39.99 for 5
  • £69.99 for 10

Subscribe

Solo £79/month for 20 projects (£3.95 each) or Crew £149/month for 60 — with Xero sync included.

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Builders ask us

Estimates or quotes — which does Speqly produce?

Both — you control the document heading and the wording. For building work where scope can move, an estimate with provisional sums and a written variations process is usually the right instrument; the proposal makes that explicit to the client.

Does it handle CIS and the reverse charge?

Quotes itemise labour and materials separately — the split CIS needs. For the exact CIS and reverse-charge wording to carry on your paperwork, use our free CIS calculator and wording guide; accepted jobs push into Xero where your tax treatment is set once.

Can my clients accept online?

Yes — every proposal has a hosted page with a one-tap accept button, so acceptance is recorded and dated. No more chasing a signature on a PDF.

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The next job is won on the quote

Photos to a professional, priced proposal in about 10 minutes. 14 days free, 5 projects, no card required.

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