Measure once. Order right.

Turn site measurements into material orders and client-ready quotes, using the products and rates you actually buy.

An Australian installer planning a deck and turf job on a tablet
Plan the order while the measurements are still in your hand.
Artificial turfCarpetTimber and hybridDeckingTilingPaving

A square metre figure under-orders every roll job.

Carpet and turf come off a fixed-width roll. You pay for the full width of every cut, whatever the room measures. Flooring comes in whole packs and tiles in whole boxes, and neither is sold by the half.

Setoutly works out the lanes, tries the lay both ways, mixes roll widths where that buys less, and tells you the joins it created. The number on the right is what the supplier invoices you for.

Floor area
20.0
Square metres in a 5.0 m by 4.0 m room. What an area calculator quotes.
Carpet you buy
30.0
Square metres off a 3.66 m roll. Two drops, 8.2 lineal metres, one join.

Measure. Plan. Quote.

Three things, done in the order you already do them. No job numbers, no scheduling, no onboarding call.

Measure

Drag the corners to the shape of the room. Tap an edge to type its exact length. Cut out the island, the post, the garden bed. Add every room in the job, each with its own doorways.

A flooring installer measuring a room with a laser measure

Plan

The layout engine decides the cuts, the packs and the boxes, then puts them on the drawing so you can see where each piece lands.

Quote

Your margin, GST and deposit on top. Print it with the plan drawn on it, or copy the order list straight into an email to your supplier.

A job quote, tape measure and pencil on a work ute tailgate

The whole job on one screen.

Your product and rates down the left, the measured plan in the middle, the order list and the total on the right. Change any number and the quote moves with it.

The Setoutly planner costing a 24 square metre deck: product settings on the left, the measured plan in the middle, the material list and quote total on the right

A 24 m² deck: 35 boards, 812 fixings, joist tape, fascia, oil and labour, costed with the installer's own prices.

Six trades, three sets of rules.

What changes between trades is not the geometry. It is how the material is sold, and that is what decides the order.

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Roll goods

Artificial turf, Carpet

You pay for the full width of every cut, not the floor you covered.

  • Works out the lanes, tries both directions, mixes roll widths
  • Splits any cut longer than the roll and counts the joins it made
  • Rounds every cut to the pattern repeat and the supplier's increment
  • Reuses an offcut only when it can prove the piece fits

Packs and boxes

Timber, laminate and hybrid, Tiling, Paving

Nothing is sold by the half. The order rounds up, so the quote should too.

  • Whole packs, whole boxes, with the leftover shown on the line
  • Tiles set out on the joint pitch, not the bare tile size
  • Grout from tile size, joint width and thickness
  • Road base and bedding sand converted from depth to tonnes

Boards

Decking

Rows, lineal metres and every board-to-joist crossing.

  • Rows from the cover width plus your gap
  • Priced per board or per lineal metre, your call
  • Fixings counted from real crossings, not a rule of thumb
  • Tells you how many butt joins the deck needs

One plan for the tool you can use today.

7 days free with every feature switched on, and no card to start.

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Prices in Australian dollars, excluding GST. Cancel from your account at any time and jobs saved in this browser stay available.

Straight answers.

Why not just work it out per square metre?

Because that is not how the material is sold. Carpet and turf come off a fixed-width roll, so you pay for the full width of every cut. Flooring comes in whole packs, tiles in whole boxes. A square-metre figure under-orders every one of those, and you find out on install day.

Do I have to use your prices?

No. There is no catalogue. You enter the products you actually buy, the pack sizes your supplier ships, and the rates you charge. Setoutly does the geometry and the arithmetic, and shows you every number it used.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. It is built to be used standing in the room with a tape in your other hand. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.

Is this a quoting and invoicing system?

No, and it is not trying to be. It does the measuring and the material takeoff, then gives you a quote you can print or send. If you already run Tradify or ServiceM8 for scheduling and invoicing, keep them.

What happens after the free trial?

Seven days, all features, no card needed. After that the launch price is $19 a month or $190 a year. If you do not subscribe, the planner locks until you do. Jobs already saved in that browser remain on the device.

Can I trust the numbers?

Check them. Every line shows what the job needs, what you have to buy and what is left over, so you can follow the arithmetic. The layout engine came out of a turf planner that has been quoting real jobs, and the geometry is covered by an automated test suite. Manufacturer coverage rates and installation rules are still yours to confirm.

Try it on the next job you quote.

7 days, every feature, no card. Measure a room you have already quoted and compare the order list against what you actually bought.