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Two estimators reviewing a set of drawings on a drawing board in an office
Straight talk from people who've actually priced the work. Tibr grew out of quoting real, multi-trade jobs. Photo: ThisisEngineering / Unsplash

What Tibr does, in one paragraph

Tibr is AI quoting software for trades and small businesses. You describe the job in plain words, talking or typing, and it asks the questions a good estimator would, then builds an itemised quote on your own rates. It never invents prices. You review and edit every line, then send a clean, customer-ready PDF with the scope, assumptions and exclusions in writing.

The facts

  • Product: AI quoting assistant. Job description in, itemised quote out.
  • Founders: Andrew Harris & Selwyn Doling.
  • Roots: born quoting multi-trade office fit-outs, some of the hardest quotes there are.
  • Pricing: free plan, no card needed. Paid plans from £49/month with a 14-day trial.
  • Website: tibr.ai

Who uses Tibr

  • Trades & construction: electrics, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, fit-outs and small works.
  • Office-based teams: agencies, IT and professional services quoting projects and SOWs.
  • Manufacturing: RFQs, tooling and one-off jobs.
See who it's for and the Knowledge Hub for examples.

Why we built it

  • Quoting shouldn't eat your evenings. Tibr is here to make it quick, clear and fair for the people who actually do the work.

Founders

  • Andrew Harris, co-founder. Sales and growth, with a background in construction and estimating.
  • Selwyn Doling, co-founder and technical director. Builds the product.

Security & your data

  • Hosted on AWS. Encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest (AES-256).
  • Your quotes, your pricing, your data. Export it whenever you like.
  • Live uptime at the status page.
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How a quote gets built

  1. Describe the job. Talk or type: site notes, photos, documents.
  2. It asks the right questions. The gaps a good estimator would check, before anything is priced.
  3. Review every line. Itemised on your own rates. Edit prices, quantities and scope.
  4. Send a pro PDF. Clean and customer-ready, with assumptions and exclusions in writing.
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