T03 · Step 3 of 3

Boomo Offer – Job cost worksheet

Build a transparent job estimate from quantities and dated user rates. Keep labour, machinery, material, transport and disposal rows separate so you can revise assumptions and compare the estimate with recorded actual costs.

Scenario / quote name

Currency and tax

One currency and one tax basis for the whole sheet. Nothing is converted.

Currency (one basis)

Three-letter code, for example SEK or EUR.

Tax basis

Work items

Keep labour, machine, material, transport and disposal on separate rows. Each rate needs the date you got it.

Work item 1

Work item

Quantity

Unit

Rate per unit

Rate date

Price and actuals

Margin and markup are different calculations. Fill in the one you price with.

Target margin (%)

Markup (%)

Recorded actual cost

Enter currency, quantity, unit, rate per unit, and rate date to see the answer.

Attachment Warehouse · Optional

Attachments for this job

Price an equipment row from a real article: these are the attachments behind the usual trench, hole and grading rows.

Excavator Buckets →Augers →Auger Drives →Grading Beams →Check fit for your machine →

How it works

01
Give each row a quantity unit, quantity, rate and rate date. Use one currency and a consistent tax basis throughout.
02
Check whether an operator or fuel is already included in a machine rate before adding it again. Link quantity rows to the relevant saved result.
03
Compare scenarios and recorded actual totals. Choose margin or markup deliberately; they are different pricing calculations.

Formula

Row estimate = quantity × user rate. Estimate total = sum of complete rows.

Price for a target margin = cost ÷ (1 − margin). Price with markup = cost × (1 + markup).

Load labelled example

Ten hours at an entered rate of 20 total 200 in your selected currency. A 20% target margin gives 250; a 20% markup gives 240. These are synthetic rates, not AWE or market prices.

Terms

How it works

Formula

Load labelled example

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