Atoriz Scope
Turn photos, scope notes, and property context into a priced remodel plan that investors, contractors, and lenders can actually discuss.
Why Scope
A remodel budget should be more than a rough allowance.
Scope gives acquisition teams and operators a clean way to turn renovation intent into priced scope. It keeps quantities, component rates, and assumptions visible so the number can survive review.
Workflow
From messy scope to a budget you can defend.
Pricing
Choose the Scope plan that matches your team.
Trials are individual. Overage usage is metered and billed after the monthly allowance.
FAQ
Questions about Scope
What is Scope?
Scope is the renovation planning product in Atoriz. It turns photos, notes, and project assumptions into a priced scope of work.
Is Scope the same product as RenovationPLN?
Yes. RenovationPLN became Scope. The core estimating workflow remains, with Atoriz branding and closer connection to the rest of the platform.
Is Scope the same as the Estimator inside Evaluate?
No. Scope is the standalone renovation planning product. The Estimator is the estimating capability included in Recon-based bundles such as Evaluate and Atoriz Complete.
What does a Scope estimate include?
A Scope estimate can organize rooms, line items, finish assumptions, quantities, and component pricing into a renovation scope of work for review.
Can I edit assumptions?
Yes. Scope is built around visible assumptions, so teams can review and adjust quantities, finish tiers, and project conditions before relying on the number.
Does Scope guarantee the final renovation cost?
No. Scope is decision-support software. Final cost depends on site conditions, labor availability, materials, vendors, code requirements, and field execution.
Who should use Scope?
Scope is for investors, renovation professionals, contractors, operators, and teams that need a repeatable way to price remodel work.
When should I choose Execute instead of Scope alone?
Choose Execute when you need Scope plus OPS, so the renovation plan can move into project tracking, draws, approvals, and field activity.
Price the remodel before it decides the deal for you.
Use Scope when renovation cost is the gating question.