Track material costs before they change your quote.

Become a member to follow supported materials and quantities, see dated cost movement, and use the weekly brief when you price work.

Protect your margin. Win more work. Save hours.

1. In Durham, Ontario, between December 2025 and now, material prices rose approximately 8.91%. Without this information—and with an unchanged quote—you could lose as much as $8,907.27 in profit on $100,000 of quoted material costs. About this material-price example

   Get current material-cost data for less than the price of a coffee per day—and potentially protect thousands of dollars.

2. Stop stale quotes from costing you

   See when rising costs threaten your margin—or falling costs leave you overpriced—before you send or reuse a quote.

3. See the dollar impact on a tracked build

   Where an approved material list is ready, see what price movement means in dollars—not just percentages.

4. Save hours of price research

   Get Monday’s price changes, dollar impact and priorities without checking suppliers and spreadsheets yourself.

5. Find what is driving your costs

   See which materials and trades are creating the biggest increases or savings so you know where to act.

6. Defend price changes with clients

   Use plain-English talking points to explain what changed, justify necessary adjustments and protect client trust.

7. Quote with Ontario pricing context

   Use available regional movement instead of relying on broad national averages that may not reflect your market.

8. Start without a setup project

   Open a ready-to-use dashboard and weekly brief—without building spreadsheets or importing old estimates.

No spreadsheets. No setup project. Open the dashboard, see where costs moved, and update the quotes most likely to cost you margin or jobs.