Find the costs worth questioning.
Review material and labor pricing for potential overcharges. See which line items deserve a closer look before you commit to a project.
Pricing signals, not blanket verdicts.
Clarity before commitment
Your home project.
A fairer price.
Before you sign, know what you’re paying for. QuoteCheck uses AI to review contractor estimates for potential overcharges, missing scope, and unclear terms.
Start with a free basic review. Go deeper when you need to.
From estimate to understanding
Know the costs. Spot the gaps. Ask better questions.
What you can expect
You stay in control
Clear, explainable findings
Questions, not accusations
A second look, before you sign
Small details.
Big decisions.
Upload your estimate. QuoteCheck turns the fine print and line items into an easy-to-understand report, so you can move forward with better information.
An example question to ask
“Does this labor allowance include preparation and cleanup?”
A vague line item can hide a scope gap. Your report helps turn uncertainty into specific questions.
Look beyond the bottom line.
Identify missing materials, unclear labor allowances, and vague contract terms that could leave room for unexpected costs.
A clearer scope means a better conversation.
Compare bids on the same terms.
Put multiple contractor estimates side by side to understand differences in price and scope—not just which total is lowest.
Know what each bid actually includes.
AI can miss details. QuoteCheck is a decision-support tool, not a professional appraisal, legal advice, or a guarantee of savings. Confirm findings with your contractor or a qualified local professional.
Choose your level of clarity
Start free. Look closer.
A free basic review for an initial check. Paid detailed reports for a deeper look at costs, scope, and the questions worth asking.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Before you upload
Your next step
Before the deposit,
get the bigger picture.
Bring your contractor’s estimate. Leave with a clearer understanding of what to ask next.