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Estimating built around your role

Whether you're tendering, renovating, quoting a trade or designing it in the first place — the estimate you need is a different one.

Builder reviewing plans on a timber-framed site

Builder Estimates for Builders Trade-by-trade takeoffs so you can tender quickly without leaving margin on the table. See how it works

Couple looking at a 3D model of a home renovation

Home Renovator Estimates for Renovators Know what the work should cost before you sign, and compare builder quotes like for like. See how it works

Carpenter working on a roof frame against a blue sky

Tradie Estimates for Tradies Accurate quantities for your trade, so you can price more jobs in less time. See how it works

Architect Estimates for Architects Cost plans that keep your design on budget from concept through to tender. See how it works

Traceable measurement

Every BOQ quantity linked to the drawings
and shown in 3D.

Matrix measures the work directly from the drawings and links every BOQ quantity to its plan mark-up and 3D model. Whether you’re pricing the full project or a single trade, you can see exactly what each quantity covers — where it sits, how it’s distributed, and the access, height and staging you need to allow for.

Below is one trade from a real Matrix bill. Step through it.

Bill of quantities with the measured line highlighted — Bill of QuantitiesT12 — Masonry

CostX 3D model with the corresponding walls highlighted — CostX 3D modelAll measured masonry

Every masonry item

7 measured lines

Seven separate lines in the bill, seven separate wall groups in the model.

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Every line carries its measurement with it. You get the priced bill, the unpriced bill for tendering, the marked-up sheets and the CostX viewer file — so you can capture the complete scope and price it for where it actually is.