Scope
Capture the job on site. Type your notes or dictate them from your phone, then organise the work into a clear scope.
SAM turns site notes into clear estimates and professional quotes—without the spreadsheet wrestling. You stay in control; Ask SAM helps when you need a second pair of eyes.

SAM follows the way a good estimator already thinks: understand the work, price it properly, then learn from the result.
Capture the job on site. Type your notes or dictate them from your phone, then organise the work into a clear scope.
Price labour, materials, subcontractors and margins. Start fast with templates, cost libraries or a previous job.
Send a professional quote, record actual costs and see where the estimate was accurate—or where the next one can improve.
From opening a job to reviewing the finished quote, SAM keeps the important information together and makes the next step clear. Select any screen to see the detail.
Build the estimate line by line, separate labour and materials, apply margin and see the final customer price before anything is sent.
A builder-focused workflow keeps the job moving from capture and scope through to quote, acceptance and actual costs.
Customer details, site notes, pricing and progress stay connected instead of being scattered across documents and spreadsheets.
Ask SAM checks for gaps, risks, assumptions and exclusions while every suggested change remains under your control.
Turn the completed estimate into a clear, branded customer document with the scope, pricing, terms and acceptance details brought together.
SAM helps you think through the job before a missed item becomes a lost margin. It supports your judgement; it does not replace it.
Move quickly on straightforward work and add detail when the job demands it.
Prepare each document through one consistent workflow, with presentation options to suit the client.
Standardise common work, save proven estimates as templates and avoid rebuilding every quote from scratch.
Keep labour, material and subcontractor costs together, ready to adapt to the way your building business prices work.
Use AI for scope, line suggestions, ballparks or quote review—or complete the estimate manually.
Compare estimated and actual costs by job so you can see where margin was won, lost or overlooked.
Use completed jobs to inform future pricing and expose repeat overruns before they become a habit.
SAM is launching with builder-specific workflows, templates and cost libraries, shaped with guidance from a working builder. That means the first release can do one job properly instead of claiming to suit every trade.
No plan comparison and no charge for every person who needs to help with a quote.
For sole traders and small building teams.
AI assistance is included subject to reasonable fair use. Beta pricing and inclusions may be refined before public launch.
SAM is web-based estimating and quoting software built for builders. It helps you capture the scope, calculate costs, prepare a professional client quote and compare the estimate with actual job costs.
Yes. Ask SAM can review notes, suggest missing scope, propose estimate lines and flag assumptions or exclusions. Every suggestion remains under your control.
Yes. You can create and price an estimate manually, use a template or copy a previous job. AI assistance is available when it adds value, not forced into every quote.
Yes. SAM supports quotes, working estimates and variations through the same familiar process.
SAM is being designed as a web application that works across desktop, tablet and mobile browsers, including dictation for capturing notes on site.
SAM is launching for builders, sole traders and small building businesses that need a faster, more consistent way to estimate and quote. Other trades will be introduced only after SAM has worked with experienced people from those industries.
After a job, you can record actual labour, materials, subcontractor and other costs. SAM compares those costs with your estimate and uses completed-job history to make future pricing decisions better informed.
We are inviting a small number of builders to test SAM on real work and help guide what comes next.