Buildings that last 1000 years
The Construction OS
Enter an address. Get plans, cost, and schedule in seconds. Relic manages the architect, GC, and every trade — fixed fee, fully insured, first drawing to keys.
10% of total project. One number. Everything included.
Relic Build
Relic Build costs 10% of your total project. Not a fee on top of a fee, not a management percentage with extras billed underneath it — one number that covers everything Relic does, from the day you hire your architect to the day you get the keys. The other 90% is the building itself, at cost, on the record.
10%
of the total project
The only number you pay Relic.
$0
billed on the side
Oversight, site visits, support, software, insurance — all inside the 10%.
1
company accountable
Relic contracts the build. One counterparty, start to keys.
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What the ten percent buys
These are not add-ons and they are not tiers. Every Relic project gets all of it, and it is all inside the 10%.
A Relic project manager running your build: the architect, the engineers, the permits, the schedule and every trade on site, coordinated so you do not have to.
Relic goes to your site and verifies what is actually built against what was drawn — before it is closed up and before it is paid for.
Vendors sourced, orders placed, long-lead items tracked to your door, and every invoice administered against the budget.
A person and an AI that both know your drawings, your budget and your schedule. Any hour, any question.
Your own console — drawings, budget, decisions, photos, daily logs — plus the payment rails that move money safely.
Carried as part of the 10%. Your project is covered; a lapsed certificate anywhere on it stops the money automatically.
Contracts, lien waivers, accounting and the compliance work that quietly sinks self-managed builds.
The unglamorous middle of a build — the calls, the chasing, the problems nobody priced. That is the job, and it is included.
Hire any of these separately and you are writing eight cheques to seven people who do not talk to each other. Relic is one contract, one console, one number.
Zero risk
The reason building is frightening is that the risk quietly becomes yours — an uninsured trade, a lien you never saw, a draw paid for work nobody checked. Relic carries the insurance as part of the 10% and takes each of those off the table, and the software enforces it rather than promising it.
General liability and workers' compensation verified before anyone sets foot on your site — and re-checked before every payment. A lapsed certificate stops the money automatically.
Relic carries and pays for the project's insurance out of its own number. It is not an allowance bolted onto your budget, and it is not one more thing left for you to arrange.
Waivers collected and tracked against every dollar released, so a subcontractor dispute never becomes a claim on your home.
Every draw is measured against what an independent site visit actually found before it is released.
Coverage, limits and warranty terms are set out in your project agreement before anything is signed. Where Relic does not have a number, it says so — it never invents one.
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How it works
Relic reads the parcel, the setbacks and the zoning, and designs a home that fits it. Free, in seconds.
Ten architectural styles, homes or lowrise condos. Every one priced honestly for what it costs to build.
This is where Relic goes to work. Drawings, engineering and permits begin — your project record opens.
Trades contracted, money released against inspections, progress on your screen daily. Then the keys.
Everything up to hiring your architect is free. The 10% only ever applies to a project you decide to build.
Early access
Design and price a home for your address for free. When you are ready to build it, Relic Build is 10% of the project — management, site visits, procurement, support, software, insurance and compliance, all the way to the keys.
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Relic Retainer
Paid by the owner to Relic before Relic mobilizes the project. It buys the owner’s entry into the Relic delivery system:
Everything after the retainer — architecture, engineering, permitting, construction management, and delivery — is Relic’s problem.
