Two layers, both honest. The quick check: put your total next to the national guide range and see below, within or above, entirely in your browser. The deep check: upload the quote itself and get a line-by-line AI verdict; first one each month free, processed once and never stored.

The postcode only picks your region for you; the region dropdown always has the last word. Guide ranges: Checkatrade, MyJobQuote, MyBuilder and comparable national 2026 cost guides, checked August 2026 · how we price.
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Upload the quote itself (PDF or a photo of the pages) and get a line-by-line verdict against the same validated ranges as the calculator: fair, ask, or warning, plus what is missing, the provisional sums, and the payment terms. Your quote is processed once, never stored and never used to train anything.
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And check the business behind the quote before you sign: the free builder check. Wondering why your quotes are thousands apart in the first place? Why quotes differ explains the four causes and how to make quotes comparable before you judge them. No quotes yet? Start with the free cost calculator so you know the range before the first builder visits, and check permitted development before anyone prices a design.
A comparison tool that puts up to three builder quotes next to the independent guide range for your project, so you can see whether a quote is high, low or in line before you sign.
What you enter: Your project details and the quote totals; optionally the quote document itself. What you get: A verdict per quote along the guide range, optionally a line-by-line AI report, and a list of questions to ask. The comparison stays on your device; an uploaded quote is processed once and not kept.
You pick the project and region, enter the quoted amount, and we place it against the same validated national guide ranges that power the cost calculator. Below, within or above the range, with the honest nuance for each: a cheap quote needs its exclusions checked, an expensive one its itemisation.
Four causes explain nearly every gap, and none of them is "someone is ripping you off". The quotes do not cover the same work (scope), uncertain items are entered as provisional sums that shift the risk to you, labour rates and how busy the firm is differ, and the materials specification differs. Compare them line by line: put the quotes side by side, mark every line that appears in only one of them, ask for provisional sums to be specified, and put an independent range next to the totals, which is what the check on this page does. The full explanation, with what to ask about each cause, has its own guide: why quotes differ.
Not automatically, but it deserves questions: is VAT included, what is excluded (skips, scaffolding, making good), and is the specification the same as the dearer quotes? Most "cheap" quotes are pricing a smaller job, not doing the same job for less.
Often not: difficult access, higher specification, a concrete floor or simply a busy diary can justify it. The range tells you what to ask, not what to conclude; an itemised breakdown settles it.
It travels over an encrypted connection, is read once by the AI model to produce your report, and is then discarded. It is not stored on a server, not linked to you, and never used to train anything. The quick check at the top does not upload anything at all: those amounts never leave your browser.
Your first AI check of every calendar month is free, no account needed. After that, the Renovation Pack (one-off, no subscription) gives you five checks with no expiry; it lives on a free account so it survives any device. The quick range check above stays free and unlimited.
Nowhere. The check runs in your browser; your quote amounts never leave your device, and there is no email wall. That is the whole point of this site.