Construction Pricing Management for Your Own Rate Card
Every calculation in 1-Quote runs off pricing you control. Contractors manage their own priced components, materials, labour, surface types, tiered area-based pricing, and company-wide settings such as minimum job charge and waste percentage, and can edit them without a developer, so rate changes take effect across every quote you build afterward.
Join as a contractorWhat it does
- Priced materials and labour components you set and maintain yourself
- Surface type management for the general area calculator, each with its own rate
- Tiered area-based pricing, so rates can change at different area thresholds
- Company-wide settings such as minimum job charge and waste percentage, applied consistently across quotes
- Rate changes apply without any developer involvement; pricing is self-service
How it works
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Set up components
Enter your priced materials and labour rates as reusable components.
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Configure surface types and tiers
Define surface types and tiered area-based pricing for the general area calculator.
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Set company-wide rules
Configure settings like minimum job charge and waste percentage that apply across quotes.
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Quote from live pricing
Every calculator, concrete, retaining wall, crossover, stairs and general area, draws on this rate card when a quote is built.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a developer to change my prices?
No. Materials, labour, surface types, tiered area pricing and company-wide settings are all editable by the contractor directly.
If I update a rate, does it apply to quotes already sent?
Rate changes apply to quotes built after the change; sent quotes keep the pricing and version they were created with, since quotes retain version history.
Can pricing vary by area size, not just a flat rate?
Yes. The area calculator supports tiered area-based pricing, so rates can change at different thresholds rather than being a single flat rate.
Does pricing management cover more than materials, like minimum job charge?
Yes. Company-wide settings include things like minimum job charge and waste percentage, in addition to individual material and labour rates.