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For fit-out contractors

An acoustic line in the proposal, not a variation after it.

Echo gives each room a priced acoustic line for your proposal, and checks the finish before it is bought. It is an indicative design guide, built to sit alongside your programme.

Proposal sheet
Example layout
Room 01 Meeting room
Ceiling cloud and wall panels
Room 02 Open plan
Ceiling clouds, three zones
Room 03 Reception
Ceiling cloud
Finish flagged: polished stone floor. Check before ordering.

Each line is priced from the room it describes. Illustrative layout, not a real quote.

Your programme

Where acoustics fits in a fit-out.

Follow one floor from first fix to handover. Keep scrolling and the model builds phase by phase along the programme, showing what goes in and what Echo can do at that point.

Phase 1 of 6First fix
Illustrative programme
What you get

Three things Echo does for a fit-out job.

01

A priced line per room

Each room gets its own acoustic line, with quantities taken from that room, ready to drop into the proposal instead of being left as a provisional sum.

02

Catch the finish that undoes it

Hard floors, glazing and polished stone can work against the treatment above them. Check the finish while it can still be changed.

03

Quotes that are easier to compare

When every supplier is quoting against the same room and the same line, the numbers sit side by side and the differences are easier to see.

How it works

From the drawings to the quote.

  1. 1

    Describe the room

    Dimensions, surfaces and use. Rooms from the drawings are fine; there is no need to wait for site.

  2. 2

    Get the line

    Echo drafts an acoustic line for the room: what to fit, how much, and where.

  3. 3

    Check the finishes

    Try the floor, ceiling and wall finishes you are considering and see what each one does to the line.

  4. 4

    Put it in the proposal

    Take the line and the room report into the quote, and keep them with the handover file.

Honest limits

An indicative design guide, not a sign-off.

  • Echo is an indicative design guide. It does not replace a specialist survey or your own professional judgement.
  • It describes the room as you enter it. Real rooms differ, and a finished room can differ from its drawings.
  • It does not certify a room or its performance against any requirement.
  • Prices for the line come from the quantities Echo works out, so check them against your own supplier quotes.
Next step

Start with one room, or run every job through Echo.

One-room check
£34.99

A single room, checked and written up. A good way to see what the line and the report look like.

Echo Studio
£149/mo

For teams pricing room after room. Three-month minimum, then cancel any time.

Echo Pro
Not on sale yet

Ordering opens soon, once our professional indemnity insurance is in place.

Want to see it first? Try the demo, read a sample brief or open the decision pack.