Your Brolly · CX Quote

The load (as on CX)

Company posting it

Load ID

From / Pickup postcode

To postcode

Extra stop between them (CX "Pickup" line, optional) How does this load fit?

I'll be coming from

Heading to

Return leg outlook (auto-suggested)

Job type

Out of hours / weekend

Tail-lift job

Two-man

Expected waiting (hrs)

Tolls / ULEZ / CC (£)

Their offer £ exc. VAT (if it's a fixed price, optional)

Looking up route…

Quote (exc. VAT)

£—

Floor (break-even)

£—

Market rate

£—

Stretch

The way back

Return leg—

Backload prospects at the drop—

Price return loads at—

Towns on the corridor (part-way loads)

Add a job to today

Customer

£ exc. VAT

From

To

Today's jobs

No jobs yet. Add the day's work above — fixed-price Palletwise runs, CX wins, all of it.

Working out the day…

Performance

0

Quotes

—

Win rate

—

Won at % of quote

Quote log

Date	Customer	Route	£

Nothing logged yet. Save quotes from the Quote tab, or close a day in Today.

W asks the agreed price — so you track quoted vs accepted. All exc. VAT.

Earnings — won jobs (exc. VAT)

£0

Won

£0

Est. costs

£0

Net

VAT to add on invoices (20%)£0

By month

Month	Jobs	Won	Costs	Net

No won jobs yet. Mark quotes as Won in the Log, or close a day in Today.

By customer

Customer	Jobs	Won £	Share

Watch for one company creeping past ~50% — that's dependency risk.

Base & market

Home base postcode Minimum charge (£ exc. VAT)

Home PPM low

mid

high

Update these weekly from the Home PPM report in CX (Luton, your postcode).

Running costs

Diesel (p/litre)

MPG (blended)

Real-world Luton: ~17 loaded / ~21 empty. 18 is a fair blend.

Maintenance, tyres, servicing (p/mile) Working days per year

Fixed costs are spread per working day, not per mile. 5 days/wk with holidays ≈ 250.

Fixed costs (per year, £)

Insurance H&R + GIT

Vehicle finance

CX membership

Tail-lift service + LOLER

Other (VED £360, MOT £55, breakdown £120, accountancy £400, phone £360…)

Charges

Waiting £/hr (after 30 min free)

Two-man fee (£)

Owner-driver model: no wage line — the margin the tool shows is the pay. All prices exc. VAT. July 2026 defaults; edit any time.