Scopeflow vs Fergus.

What Fergus does well

Fergus's standout feature is real: live supplier pricing pulled directly from Reece and Tradelink, so material costs in a quote reflect actual current supplier prices rather than a manually maintained rate card. Genuinely useful for plumbing and electrical trades with high material turnover. (source: ServiceScale's 2026 comparison).

Where Scopeflow is different

That live-pricing integration comes with a steeper setup and a roughly A$55/user price point aimed at larger operations. Scopeflow doesn't pull live supplier feeds. It's built for a tiler working from their own saved rates and material list, live in minutes rather than after a setup process.

Which one fits you

If live supplier pricing integration is the priority and you're set up to use it, Fergus's investment pays off. If you want to be quoting professionally within the day, without a setup project first, Scopeflow gets there faster.