Who it’s for
AreaSum by trade
The measuring is the same; the quoting workflow isn’t. Pick your trade to see how AreaSum fits the way you already quote.
Carpet retailersQuote in-store while the customer is still in the showroomDrop the customer plan in, mark the rooms, hand them a printed quote before they leave. No measure-up appointment needed for the first number.Vinyl installersQuote vinyl plank jobs without the back-of-envelope mathUpload the plan, mark the rooms, get an exact m2 figure for each one. Wastage applied, transitions counted, ready to price.Hybrid flooring installersQuote hybrid plank jobs with the expansion gap already factored inHybrid runs differently than vinyl plank. Expansion gaps, longer runs and click-system constraints belong in the quote before you start, not as a Monday morning surprise.Timber flooring installersMeasure timber jobs without re-counting boards three timesSolid, engineered and parquetry each waste differently. Get per-room area with realistic timber wastage, perimeter for scotia, and a clean export your supplier can read.Tile installersPrice tile jobs with wastage that survives the offcut binMark each wet area and dry area independently, set the wastage that matches the tile format, and get area plus perimeter for every room on the plan.Home buildersQuote flooring allowances before the customer picks a colourArchitectural plans, repeatable house types, allowances that hold up at handover. AreaSum gives your estimator the per-room area before material is chosen so the contract figure is right from day one.DIY renovatorsMeasure your own floor before you buy the boxesUpload your house plan, mark the rooms, get the metres you need for carpet, vinyl plank or laminate. No trade knowledge required and no surprises at the warehouse.Commercial flooring estimatorsEstimate commercial fitouts in hours, not daysMulti-page plans, mixed materials per zone, totals grouped by floor and by product. The output your project manager actually wants.
Not sure which fits?
Try AreaSum on a real plan — five minutes is enough to see whether it matches your workflow.