For Australian bricklayers

Quote the wall on-site. Get the deposit before the first mixer load.

Face brick, blockwork, fences and repointing. Sumitt builds a sharp bricklaying quote in minutes and texts your client a link to accept and pay.

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✕ Per-thousand rates that have nearly doubled since 2022
Editable current rates so your price keeps up with the market
✕ Sand, cement and clean-down left out of the price
Materials and cleaning lines one tap away
✕ Laying on a handshake and chasing the money
Signed acceptance and deposit before you string a line
01
Quote on-site

Your rate card builds the price while you walk the job. No kitchen-table maths at 9pm.

02
They tap one link

Your client opens the quote on their phone, picks an option and e-signs.

03
Deposit before you start

They pay the deposit on the same link, so the money is in your account before you begin.

Read from the code, not written by marketing

Built for bricklayers, not adapted for them

Every figure below is read from the Bricklaying & blocklaying rate card, takeoff engine and hazard library inside Sumitt when this page renders. It cannot say more than the product does, and it moves the day the card does.

The Bricklaying & blocklaying rate card

Size field: Wall face (m²)

15 lines in 5 groups, 6 switched on before you touch anything, 4 with a grade or billing basis to pick.

  • Brickwork
  • Blockwork
  • Accessories
  • Site
  • Labour
  • Brickwork supply + lay: Common brick (rendered later), Face brick, Double brick / cavity
  • Concrete blockwork supply + lay: 150-series (unfilled), 200-series (unfilled), 200-series core-filled + reo
  • Bricklayer: per day, per hour

Australian guide rates factored across 10 regions, every one of them editable. Guidance, not gospel.

The takeoff engine

Say it like this. The engine reads the scope, works out the quantities, prices them off your card and tells you what it assumed. Deterministic arithmetic; no AI touches the numbers.

  • “45 m2 face brick veneer wall”
  • “brick fence 12m long 1.2m high with 4 piers 350x350”
  • “30 m2 besser blockwork core filled”

The safety pack

A SWMS drafted from the job you priced, with the bricklaying & blocklaying hazard set on top of the common site hazards.

  • Cutting bricks & blocks
  • Laying & mortar work
  • Scaffold & elevated courses

Priced lines add their own: Waste disposal & tip runs.

Extra PPE: Respirator (P2) when cutting brick or block (silica); Gloves for brick handling and wet mortar (cement dermatitis).

3 site questions to confirm before sign-off.

You review it against the site, edit it and sign. Sumitt prepares the paperwork; it does not assess your site or make your business compliant. Safety packs are part of Pro, and the free trial includes Pro.

Price books

Import your supplier’s or wholesaler’s price list and quote from real trade prices instead of a guide rate. Every line stays editable on the quote.

Books, exports and the rules

Paid invoices land in Xero as drafts, and quotes, invoices and payments export as CSV. Sumitt warns when a total crosses a Queensland, New South Wales or Victorian licence line, and never blocks.

The Trade Rate Index shows the benchmark cost of the jobs bricklayers quote most and the rates that leave a floor, healthy or premium margin, derived from the same rate cards. Not a survey, not advice.

Asked by bricklayers

Straight answers

Per thousand or per square metre?

Both. Brickwork supply and lay comes in common, face and double brick grades per square metre of face, blockwork in unfilled and core-filled series, and the laying rate and mortar materials per thousand for brickies who think in thousands. The hoddie is on by default because crews quote as a pair.

Piers, lintels and clean-down?

Piers, garden walls with piers, repointing, acid wash, lintels, ties and DPC and control joints are lines on the card. Say a brick fence with piers and the engine counts the piers and prices the run. Acid wash is on by default so the clean-down never gets given away.

Does the SWMS cover silica and scaffold?

The bricklaying hazard set covers cutting bricks and blocks, with wet-cut and respirator controls, laying and mortar work, and scaffold and elevated courses. The high-risk questions ask about silica controls, scaffold height and retaining walls. You confirm on site and sign.

Do builders pay before I string a line?

The client, builder or homeowner, opens the quote link, accepts, e-signs and pays the deposit by card or marks a bank transfer. Progress claims with their own pay links cover the longer walls, and variations are approved in writing.

Sumitt provides software and templates, not legal, financial or tax advice.

Built for AU bricklayers. Brick, block, fences and repointing, priced your way.