Got A Contractor Estimate?
Are you about to overpay?
Before You Sign That Contractor Estimate… Get a Second Opinion.
Could you be overpaying—or paying for an estimate that leaves out something important?
Upload your contractor estimate and let EstimateCheck™ take a second look. We’ll scan it for potential pricing concerns, unclear scope, missing details, and areas that could lead to unexpected costs later.
Get Your FREE EstimateCheck™ Quick Scan
It takes less than 2 minutes to submit.
Enter your information below and upload the contractor estimate you want reviewed.
We'll scan it for up to 2 potential concerns involving pricing, scope, allowances, or change-order risk.
Free EstimateCheck™ Quick Scan
No credit card required.
What happens next
Before You Sign or Pay a Deposit, Check the Estimate.
A contractor estimate can look professional and still leave important questions unanswered. EstimateCheck gives you a second set of eyes before your money is committed.
1. Upload Your Estimate
Send us the estimate or proposal you're considering.
2. We Check for Potential Concerns
We look for things that may deserve a closer look—such as unclear scope, questionable pricing, missing details, allowances, exclusions, or potential change-order risks.
3. Get Your Free Quick Scan
We'll identify up to 2 potential concerns we find so you can decide whether the estimate deserves a deeper review.
No credit card required. No obligation.
What’s Included
Start with a free EstimateCheck.
See Something That Concerns You?
Get the Full EstimateCheck™ — $99
Your Free Quick Scan is designed to spot potential concerns—not answer every question in your estimate.
If you want us to dig deeper before you sign, pay a deposit, or commit thousands of dollars, upgrade to the Full EstimateCheck™.
We'll take a closer look at:
Pricing & line items — Are there items that deserve a closer look?
Scope & missing details — Is it clear what you're actually getting?
Allowances & exclusions — What could end up costing you more?
Change-order risk — Is anything vague enough to become an expensive surprise later?
Questions to ask before signing — Know what needs clarification before you commit.
$99 Full EstimateCheck™
A $99 review before signing could help you spot questions worth asking before committing thousands to the project.
First-time free scan
$0
Basic red-flag check
✓Up to 2 high-level red flags
✓Plain-English risk summary
✓No card required
Comprehensive Review
$99
Detailed line-item analysis
✓Full line-item price comparison
✓Fair-price ranges vs. local market
✓Contractor negotiation questions
✓Downloadable PDF report
★Fully credited if you hire us
Full project & drawing Review
$249
Multi-bid + blueprint cross-check
✓Everything in Comprehensive
✓Side-by-side multi-bid comparison
✓Architectural blueprint cross-check
✓Scope-to-drawing gap report
Sample audit report
See exactly what you get before you pay a cent
Your free summary flags the biggest risks. The full line-item comparison, negotiation script, and PDF unlock
with a Comprehensive review or free when you hire our team.
2 issues flagged on EST-2291
$6,400 vs. a typical local range of $3,900–$4,600 for comparable scope.
"General labor & materials — $8,400" has no breakdown and invites change orders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some of the most common questions.
If you don’t find the answer you need, feel free to contact us!
What is the $99 Comprehensive Quote Review?
It is a detailed review of your contractor's estimate. We organize the quote, review significant line items against typical regional cost ranges, identify potential scope gaps and change-order risks, flag contract and payment items for clarification, and provide specific questions to ask your contractor.
What is the $249 Full Project & Drawing Review?
It includes everything in the $249 Full Project & Drawing review, plus a review of available project drawings and additional contractor bids. We compare bids, cross-check drawings against the quoted scope, review measurable quantities where possible, and identify major cost exposures.
What's the difference between the $99 and $249 review?
The $99 review focuses on one contractor estimate. The $249 review goes further by incorporating project drawings and multiple contractor bids when available.
What do I need to provide?
For the $99 review, you'll need your contractor's estimate or proposal. For the $249 review, provide your contractor's estimate, available project drawings, and additional contractor bids when available.
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Disclaimer: UpRaise provides independent estimating advice for informational purposes and does not constitute a legal guarantee, appraisal, or engineering certification. Market ranges are estimates and actual pricing varies by region, scope, and site conditions.
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