Cost Plus Contractor Spreadsheet
Track labour, materials, stock materials, equipment rental, outside costs, overhead, invoice totals, and profit.
Track labour, materials, equipment, outside costs, overhead, and profit in one Google Sheets job costing system built for contractors.
Available now on Etsy as a Google Sheets template you can copy into your own Drive.
Contractor Job Tracker is being built for small contractors who need simpler ways to track costs, prepare invoices, review profit, and make better decisions from one job to the next.
The goal is to build focused spreadsheets that match real jobsite workflows: labour, materials, equipment, outside costs, changes, estimates, and closeout review. Start with the sheet you need now, then help shape the tools that get built next.
The Cost Plus sheet focuses on the categories that affect job totals, client invoices, and profit review.
Contractor Job Tracker is being built as a practical catalog of contractor spreadsheet tools, not a one-off download page.
Track labour, materials, stock materials, equipment rental, outside costs, overhead, invoice totals, and profit.
Compare estimated costs against actual job costs after completion and improve the next estimate.
Build itemized renovation and construction estimates with labour, materials, equipment, markup, and profit.
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Compare actual job costs against the original estimate once the work is complete.
Build itemized estimates with labour, material, equipment, markup, and profit.
Track approved changes, added costs, margin, and revised client totals.
Calculate labour cost, billable rate, overhead recovery, and target profit by worker or crew.
Break down monthly overhead and turn it into a practical hourly, daily, or job-level recovery number.
Track purchased materials, stock materials, supplier costs, quantities, and job allocation.
Track rented equipment, internal equipment charges, rental periods, and billable totals.
Track mitigation, emergency work, rebuild scopes, outside costs, and job profitability.