Add what you know

A rate, a note, or both. It takes about a minute, and it stays useful to the next planner who has to justify the same duration to the same kind of consultant.

Every planner has numbers in their head that are not written down anywhere — what blockwork actually runs at in Doha in August, how long a hoist really takes when two subcontractors share it. Published rate books do not have those. You do.

Add a rate or a note What contributors get

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Structured fields — no free text for project or client names

Used to credit you and to tell you when your entry goes live. Nothing else.

Founding members — the first 20

The first twenty contributors get:

  • Your name and one link on the contributors page, permanently
  • That link can point at your own templates, course or consultancy — we take nothing and hold nothing
  • Every tool, and the offline downloads, before they go public
  • Your questions decide what gets built next

How your entry is used

Short version

  • Shown alongside published rates from USACE, the Business Roundtable, MCAA and NECA — never merged into one figure, so every number keeps its source
  • Below five entries we show the range and the count, never a median
  • Your name and link appear if you want them; the entry itself is never tied to a project
  • Remove it whenever you like, and it comes out within two business days

The full position on ownership is in the terms.