AXTruo for homeowners
Every way to build your project.
Scoped. Priced. In minutes.
Describe the job and answer a short run of guided questions. AXTruo prepares three complete, contractor-grade scopes of work: a DIY version, a Standard build, and an Upgrade. Each one is priced line by line for your address and your season.
One project. Three real answers.
A single quote is one contractor's opinion with the reasoning removed. Put three specs on the same sheet instead. The range tells you where any bid actually sits, and the line items tell you why.
You swing the hammer
A pro crew, mid spec
Custom, top to bottom
RTA shaker, plywood box
$4,180
Semi-custom maple
$6,840
Custom inset, rift oak
$15,400
Butcher block, 1.5" birch
$1,260
Quartz, eased edge
$2,940
Porcelain slab + backsplash
$6,180
LVP, 20 mil wear layer
$940
Porcelain 12x24, rectified
$1,860
Wide-plank engineered oak
$3,240
Licensed trades only where code requires
$1,830
Insured crew at $50 to $85/hr
$9,600
Master craftsmen at $85 to $125/hr
$20,200
A pro crew, mid spec
3 to 4 weeks · 86% confidence
Cabinets
Semi-custom maple
$6,840
Countertops
Quartz, eased edge
$2,940
Flooring
Porcelain 12x24, rectified
$1,860
Labor
Insured crew at $50 to $85/hr
$9,600
Sample: 160 sq ft kitchen, Vancouver. Your scopes are priced to your address, your season, and your local labor market.
Ten minutes of your time. The rest is ours.
No phone tag, no "we'll swing by Thursday", no three-week wait for a number you can't take apart.
Tell it about the job
Two or three plain sentences is enough. Photos of the space help, so add them if you have any.
Answer what it asks
The questions change with the trade it detects. Tile work gets tile questions; a panel upgrade gets electrical ones.
Let it work
All three scopes generate in the background. Go pour a coffee. This part needs a few minutes, not your attention.
Compare and choose
The finished scopes sit side by side. Export the PDF, or send contractors a view-only link and watch the bids land against it.
This is the actual deliverable.
Not a ballpark and a callback. A document you could hand to any contractor tomorrow morning, with DIY safety notes and warranty terms where the tier calls for them.
Kitchen renovation · 160 sq ft · Vancouver BC
Materials
| Semi-custom maple cabinets, 14 LF, soft-close | 6,840 |
| Quartz countertop, 2 cm, eased edge, 42 sq ft | 2,940 |
| Porcelain tile 12x24 rectified, DITRA underlay | 1,860 |
Labor
| Demolition, disposal, site protection | 1,420 |
| Install: cabinets, counters, tile, finish | 8,180 |
| Materials subtotal | 11,200 |
| Labor subtotal | 9,600 |
| Permits | 620 |
| Contingency (10%) | 2,130 |
| Overhead & profit (30%) | 5,200 |
| Total estimate | $28,750 |
Materials carry brand, grade and dimensions. Vague line items don’t survive here.
Labor is priced at rates pulled for your region, not a national average.
Permits, contingency and margin each get their own line. Nothing hides in a lump sum.
A confidence score tells you how firm the estimate is, and what would firm it up.
From a description to a finished build.
The scope is the start of the job, not the end of it. Each level is optional, and each one tightens the number.
Instant scopes
FreeAnswer a guided run of questions and get DIY, Standard and Upgrade scopes, each itemized down to materials, labor, permits and contingency.
DIY · Standard · Upgrade · itemized · confidence scored
Expert Review
Paid, priced at checkoutA construction professional reviews and refines your scope, and prices it against what the work would actually cost to deliver.
Human review · corrected pricing · negotiation notes
Getting it built
Coordinated by usWe connect you with vetted tradespeople and materials, then coordinate the project through to completion.
Vetted trades · materials · coordination to completion
The fine print, in plain sight.
Totals are recomputed from the line items rather than trusted from the model. Margins, permits and contingency each get their own line, every time, in every tier.
Labor rates are set to pay skilled trades properly. A scope that underpays the people doing the work isn't accurate, it's optimistic.
And when the decision is big enough to warrant it, a licensed expert can review your scope before you sign anything.
See every option before you commit to one.
Your first project takes about ten minutes to scope. Walk into the next contractor conversation already knowing the range.
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