Quote Checker

Upload a contractor's quotation and see how it compares with a typical South African build of the same size and finish.

Have 2 or 3 quotes? Compare them side by side

1. Your home

Ground floor area (m²)

First floor area (m²)

Enter the first floor area, or choose Single storey.

Bedrooms

Bathrooms (incl. en-suites & guest toilets)

2. Finish grade

3. What does the quote include?

4. The contractor's total

Total price on the quote (Rand)

When was the quote written?

Quotes from the last 3 years only. Older quotes cannot be compared reliably because building prices change. We adjust our benchmark to the quote date.

5. The quotation (PDF)

Choose the quotation PDFUp to 14 MB in total. A text-based PDF works best.Optional: add the PC / provisional sum list (a separate PDF)Use this only if the PC and provisional sums are NOT inside the main quotation. Every amount in this file is counted as a PC sum. Enter the combined total of both in step 4.

I understand that this report is a budget benchmark only. It is not a quantity surveyor's valuation, a professional opinion or a guarantee of any price. It is based only on the quotation I upload and the details I enter, without drawings, specifications or a site visit.I will not accept or reject a contractor, or sign a contract, based on this report alone. I will ask my contractor to explain any differences and take professional advice where needed.

Your quotation is deleted from our system after processing. We use your quotation only to prepare your report, and personal details in it are handled under POPIA. See our Privacy Policy, Terms and Refund Policy.

Still needed: ground floor area, first floor area, number of bedrooms, number of bathrooms, what the quote includes (step 3), total price on the quote, whether the total includes VAT, month and year of the quote, the quotation PDF, both tick boxes.

This is a budget benchmark, not a formal quantity surveyor's valuation. Differences can reflect scope, site conditions or specification. Always ask the contractor to explain any large difference.