Your prices, not a generic database
The price per square meter for each range comes from the studio's history, and the system tells you which projects it used.
For architecture and construction trades
Describe the project in one sentence and get the estimate by chapter, with your studio's prices.
Built for a studio in the Valencia region. See the project
| 01 | Earthworks | 6,480 |
| 02 | Foundations | 23,150 |
| 03 | Structure | 41,900 |
| 04 | Roofing | 18,220 |
| 05 | Exterior walls | 29,640 |
| 06 | Building services | 34,780 |
| 07 | Finishes | 31,430 |
Recreation: the real data never leaves the client.
Four steps, without leaving the conversation.
You describe the project in one sentence
| 01 | Earthworks | 6,480 |
| 02 | Foundations | 23,150 |
| 03 | Structure | 41,900 |
| 04 | Roofing | 18,220 |
It proposes chapters and line items from your history
| 07 | Finishes |
You correct it by talking and it recalculates
You export the PDF with your logo, ready to send
The price per square meter for each range comes from the studio's history, and the system tells you which projects it used.
From base cost (PEM) to final total (PEC): overheads, contractor's profit and VAT, each on its own line. No figure in the summary comes out of nowhere.
| 07 | Finishes |
Say “drop this line item” or “upgrade the bathroom finish” and it recalculates the total. If something isn't in your history, it says so.
The prices and the history stay at the studio. No personal data is involved: just measurements and construction prices.
Inside the studio's server
AI Cost Estimator
With measurements, PEM and PEC.
With the studio's terms, ready to send.
The only thing that leaves is the PDF you send.
The same package for every product. No lock-in, VAT not included. If your case needs more than the standard, we say so before we start.
Yes. Setup starts by gathering what you already have: past estimates, measurements and the price database you use today. That's where the prices it proposes come from. You don't need to switch estimating software.
It says so. If a line item isn't in your history, it doesn't make up a price: it flags it for you to fill in. Next time, it already knows it.
Yes, by talking or by editing the table. Every change recalculates the PEM, overheads, contractor's profit, VAT and PEC, and the PDF comes out with the corrected version.
On the studio's server. Neither the prices nor the history ever leave it, and if you stop the service one day, they stay where they were: they're yours.
Tell us about it in the assessment. It's free, and you come out with a yes or a no.