A real $2.41m project pack surfaced scope questions before sign-off.
Three quotes. Different formats. No way to compare them properly.
ScopeFrame reads your builder quote against the rest of the build pack — plans, engineering, specs and site reports — and tells you in plain English what is covered, what is missing, and what could cost you later. Where the pack supports it, you also get a current lean — with the confidence boundary and what could change it.
Use it with one serious quote or a full quote set, together with the plans and consultant files. The point is not another estimate, and it is not quote-comparison-only. It is knowing whether the builder's price actually matches the job files before you sign.
Useful with one serious quote, or several quotes for the same job.
Builder-ready questions to nail down before you sign — once you've signed, this is harder to fix.
Builder's Brief is the usual choice.
Three review depths, one job. Start with a focused first read, take the full Builder's Brief most homeowners use before they sign, or add a builder follow-up draft held for your approval.
A focused first read for one serious quote plus whatever plans, engineering or specs you already have, when you want to know what needs checking before you go further.
Start first readThe full quote-and-files report for one serious quote or a full quote set. Strongest with the build pack — quotes plus plans, engineering, specs and geotech — then a pack-based current lean, scope gaps and the questions to ask before you sign.
Get Builder's BriefThe full Builder's Brief plus grouped clarification priorities and a draft builder email held for your approval.
Get report + follow-upOperated by Allan Building Group Pty Ltd. Reviews are produced from your uploaded pack by ScopeFrame's scope-checking engine and AI. Unclear files can be flagged for an operator spot-check; a licensed builder does not personally inspect every pack. GST included. Within one business day once your files are received.
From confusing PDFs to a current lean and questions you can send.
The process is built for homeowners who need to know whether the quote matches the job files, without reading every drawing note and allowance line alone.
Upload the build pack
Add the builder quote or quotes plus the files that explain the job: plans, engineering, specs, and geotech or site reports when you have them. A quote alone will not produce a strong Brief.
ScopeFrame checks the job files
It finds what's covered, what's missing, and where an allowance or exclusion could add cost after you've signed.
See the current lean and what could still change
You get a pack-based current lean where the files support one, plus missing items, vague allowances and exclusions in plain English — with the confidence boundary visible.
Ask before you sign
Send the written questions while the builder, or builders, can still clarify or revise their pricing.
Simple answers before you upload.
What if I only have one quote so far?
ScopeFrame works on a single quote. It checks that quote against the rest of the build pack — plans, engineering, specs and geotech or site reports when available — and tells you what to confirm before signing. You do not need three quotes. A quote by itself is not enough for a strong Brief.
Does ScopeFrame recommend a builder?
Where the uploaded pack supports it, ScopeFrame states a current lean — with confidence boundaries and what could change it. That is a pack-based read, not a sign-today instruction, and not legal or engineering advice. You still confirm the open items in writing before you commit.
Will this give me a fake quote?
No. ScopeFrame does not try to quote your build. It checks the quote you already have against your uploaded plans, engineering, specs and inclusions, then flags what looks unclear, missing or risky.
What documents should I upload?
ScopeFrame works best with the build pack: the builder quote or quotes plus plans, engineering, specs, and geotech or site reports when available. Quote-alone uploads will not produce a strong Brief.
Is this legal advice?
No. ScopeFrame is a quote-checking tool. It helps you understand unclear inclusions, exclusions and allowances before commitment.
Who reviews my documents?
ScopeFrame is operated by Allan Building Group Pty Ltd (ABN 97 626 363 924). Each review is produced from your uploaded pack by ScopeFrame's scope-checking engine and AI. Unclear files can be flagged for an operator spot-check. A licensed builder does not personally inspect every pack.
Is this just an AI quote checker?
A generic quote checker mostly looks at the quote. ScopeFrame combines builder-style scope logic with AI to check the uploaded quote or quotes against the same plans, engineering, specs and supporting files, then states a current lean only as far as that pack supports it.
What happens after I get the report?
You take the findings, current lean and written questions back to the builder, or builders, while there is still time to clarify, revise or compare properly.
Get the report before the contract is locked in.
Upload the builder quote or quotes plus plans, engineering, specs and geotech when you have them. Compare the scope properly, then ask while there is still time to fix the answer.
