Projects are usually costed on the obvious parts and lost on the rest. This adds the hours, the materials, the overhead, and a contingency you decide rather than discover.
What's Included
- People, materials, and overhead each costed as their own lines.
- A contingency you choose instead of one you find out about later.
- Cost against price so the margin is visible before you agree.
- An assistant that compares this to what similar projects really cost.
How To Use
- Cost your own time. A project that ignores it is not profitable, it is unpaid.
- Add overhead as a percentage. It is real even when it is invisible.
- Set contingency deliberately by risk, not by habit.
- Compare final actual cost against the estimate every single time.
Turn it into a price with quote prompts, and run the delivery through project management prompts.