Field inputs. Financial clarity.
Small favors.
Big margin leaks.
That extra task isn’t free. MarginMeter turns crew costs, delays, and unplanned work into a clear receipt—and a starting point for your next change order.
Built for contractors, installers, and project managers.
That ‘quick favor’ cost
$4,860
Our promise to the field
Clear inputs. Itemized costs.
No customer names on public receipts.
Start with a free calculator.
From field request to paper trail
Don’t absorb it.
Account for it.
Count the crew. Capture the hours.
Enter crew size, hourly cost, time lost to delays, and hours spent on added work. Start with the numbers you know from the field.
Put a price on ‘real quick.’
See delay costs and extra labor separately, then bring them together in one scope creep receipt. Make the hidden cost visible.
Bring evidence to the conversation.
Download a receipt and use a professional change order draft as your starting point. Review the scope and costs before sending it to your customer.
Scope creep receipt / 001
“Can you just move it?”
Six-person crew. $90 per person, per hour. An unplanned relocation plus a site delay.
- Delay · 6 × $90 × 3 hours
- $1,620
- Added work · 6 × $90 × 6 hours
- $3,240
- Unplanned labor cost
- $4,860
Example only—not a customer result. Labor costs shown; materials, markup, and contract terms are not included.
Share the lesson, not the customer. Keep customer and project names off public receipts. Use a private version for your team’s cost conversation.
Start small. Protect more.
First, find the leak.
The starting point is simple: a free calculator and a downloadable receipt. No need to commit to a full project platform to understand a single request.
Planned Pro package
$29 / month
Proposed launch pricing for saved projects, branded PDFs, supporting photos, and change order tracking. These are planned additions—not a claim that every feature is available today.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Before you say ‘we’ll take care of it’
Calculate what it costs.
Start with one crew, one delay, one extra request. Give your next scope conversation a number—not a guess.