Trades
subbie pricing where it belongs
Quotes from trades attach to the section they price, so an estimate is traceable back to who quoted what and when it was given.
Quoting and estimating
An estimate that holds
once the job starts.
The estimate is where the job's margin is decided, and it is usually the thing done latest at night with the least information to hand. Your rates, your trades, your preliminaries — carried into every estimate instead of rebuilt each time.
How it prices
Your rates, not
an industry average.
Labour, materials, plant, prelims and margin the way your business actually applies them, including the rules you would normally hold in your head about which jobs carry more risk.
A revision is a revision, not a new spreadsheet — so when the client changes the scope twice you still know what the original number assumed.
Scope
inclusions and exclusions in writing
What the price does not cover is the sentence that saves the variation argument. It lives on the quote instead of in a conversation nobody wrote down.
Margin
visible before it is sent
You see what the job makes at the moment you can still change it, rather than working it out afterwards.
The rest of the family
Same build, shaped for
a different trade.
Each one is the same idea — your quoting, your jobs, your invoicing, in one system you own — fitted to how that trade actually works. Built in Brisbane by Kindra AI.
- Kindra Sign Shop for sign shops and signwriters
- Kindra Electrical for electrical contractors
- Kindra Plumbing for plumbers and gasfitters
- Kindra Mechanic for workshops and auto repair
- Kindra Care Desk for NDIS providers
- Kindra Clean for commercial cleaning
- Kindra AI the parent — custom software and automation