Where did profit move?
Compare the original agreed estimate with today’s cost forecast. Separate price, cost and overhead effects.
FOR OWNER-OPERATED REMODELERS
A good bid is only
the beginning.
Keep an eye on what is left in the job. See what changed in expected profit, which extras need a decision, and what to follow up this week.
Free sample · no account or card · invented job data
CEDAR BATH · INVENTED EXAMPLE
Expected profit after allocated overhead
$4,068.60
$410.00 below the original agreed estimate
- Original expected profit
- $4,478.60
- Forecast cost increased
- −$410.00
- Proposed extra, not yet approved
- $1,200.00
- Recorded invoice still unpaid
- $3,000.00
Illustrative, not a customer result. Profit and money received are shown separately.
Explore these numbers in the workspace →A REASON TO CHECK IN EVERY WEEK
One review. Three useful decisions.
What needs a follow-up?
Review proposed changes, costs still to come, unbilled contract value and recorded overdue invoices.
What will you do next?
Save a dated review and one action. Keep closeout lessons and reuse the scope on the next estimate.
CHOOSE HOW YOU WORK
Download tools. Or use the workspace.
Your files, your workflow.
Focused XLSX workbooks for estimating, job costs, changes and cash planning. Use a single tool or one of the existing bundles.
Selected downloads available
See tools and listed prices →Downloads do not require a workspace subscription. They do not sync with the workspace.
Keep the job together.
One job record from agreed estimate through forecast reviews, changes, collections and closeout.
Free sample available · invited private pilot
Use the sample workspace →Sample changes last for this session; export a backup to keep them. No paid subscription is offered yet.
START WITH ONE JOB
Try the workflow before changing yours.
Open the sample, change a remaining cost, and see expected profit move. Then record the next action. Seven short tutorials walk through the full job cycle.
This pilot suits remodelers who want a manual weekly review. It does not connect to your bank or accounting system, collect customer signatures, or replace your accountant.
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