Product
Unit Costs
Unit costs that explain where every rate comes from.
Build and reprice
Compose a rate from resources, output and crews
Every unit cost stores its output, its time allocation and its waste factor, so when a resource price moves the rate moves with it in every budget that uses it.
- —Output, time and waste. Per line: quantity, output as a multiplier or a divisor, and the crew's share of time.Basic
- —Nested Unit Costs. Use one unit cost as a component of another.Basic
- —Rule-based resources. Minor tooling as a percentage of labor, a fixed amount or a formula.Basic
- —Cascade repricing. A price change flags every budget line it feeds and reprices it.Basic
Library and reuse
One standard unit cost library for the whole team
Turn your most used unit costs into a library so everyone estimates from the same rates — and keep the exact breakdown each budget was priced with.
- —Duplicate and adapt. Start from an existing unit cost instead of building one from scratch.Basic
- —Collections. Group unit costs and resources into named sets you can publish.Basic
- —Frozen breakdown per budget. Each budget line keeps the breakdown it was priced with, and warns you when the template drifts.Basic
- —Company unit cost library. Standard rates shared across every project in the organization.Business
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