Sum up the job. Nail the price.
Sumitt is quoting and get-paid software built for Australian trade contractors, so pricing a job becomes a feel, not a guess, and the deposit lands before you start.
Most tradies under-quote, not for lack of skill, but because pricing happens at the kitchen table at 9pm, in a spreadsheet that doesn’t show what the job actually leaves in your pocket. Sumitt fixes that.
Our signature is the margin-health gauge: drag your markup and the gauge tells you the moment the margin is healthy, and warns you before it isn’t. You price by feel, and the maths protects you.
From there, the job runs itself: send a link your client accepts, e-signs and pays a deposit on; raise the invoice; and let the numbers keep score on win rate, cash collected and margin.
Who builds it
Sumitt is built by a small team led by its founder, AK, who ran a construction company in Melbourne for almost a decade: years of pricing jobs at the kitchen table after everyone else had called it a night, costs slipping through, jobs that looked good on paper paying like they didn’t.
Sumitt is the tool that business needed.
How it operates
- Ships weekly. What shipped is written up in plain words on the changelog, and what is coming, without dates, is on the roadmap.
- A person replies. Email support@sumitt.com.au and a person replies within one business day, from someone who can see your account and fix the thing.
- Feedback goes straight to the build queue. Every request is read by the people who build the product, and the changelog shows what came out of it.
Who you are dealing with
Sumitt is the trading name of an Australian sole trader, ABN 30 808 946 085, based in Victoria. Sumitt is not registered for GST, so no GST is added to subscriptions; if that changes, GST will be shown from that point. The full terms are at Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
What Sumitt is not
No crews, rosters or dispatch boards. Sumitt has a schedule, a booking link and the job’s paper trail, and it stops there on purpose.
It feeds one. Paid invoices sync to Xero as drafts, and the bookkeeper pack exports everything else. Your books stay in your books.
The rates are editable guidance, the contract wording is a template, and the AI can be wrong. You stay in control of, and responsible for, your own numbers.
If Sumitt ever shut down
Your data is yours and you can take all of it with you, any time, from Reports and exports. If Sumitt were ever to close, you would get at least 90 days’ notice, every export would stay available for the whole notice period, and your data would never be sold. The commitment is written out in full on Your data.
Built for 16 trades
Every trade opens with its own editable 2026 Australian rate card and its own takeoff engine, with GST built in.
- Concrete & paving
- Landscaping
- Fencing
- Retaining walls
- Painting
- Tiling
- Earthmoving & excavation
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Flooring
- Plastering
- Carpentry
- Roofing
- Bricklaying & blocklaying
- Rendering
- Formwork