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Brickwork, blockwork, extensions and feature walls: quote the job in stages, have the client sign each one off in their portal, and raise the invoice for that stage the moment it’s done.
Invite-only while we onboard our first builders. No lock-in.
Brickies front bricks, blocks, sand and cement, run a crew that has to be paid weekly, and usually work as a subbie on someone else’s build — where the money lands late.
Bricks, blocks, sand and cement are your outlay, and your gang gets paid weekly regardless of when the job settles. Staging the work means the footing courses are invoiced when they’re signed off, not held over until the wall is capped.
Most brickwork is subcontracted and the schedule belongs to the builder. Each stage you finish is approved and invoiced on its own, so the billing for completed work isn’t waiting behind the rest of the build.
You lay a wall over days, but the invoice waits for the whole stage of the build. Milestones let you bill your section as you complete it.
The fix
Scope and price the job, schedule the crew, capture the evidence on site, and raise the GST tax invoice from the same record the moment your client signs the stage off. Stagex does not collect or hold your customer's money — they pay you directly. See what works today.
Each stage has its own scope, its own sign-off and its own invoice. Here’s how a typical job breaks down.
Deposit / materials
Bricks, blocks, sand, cement and ties delivered to site.
Footing courses
Set-out, damp course and first courses laid to level.
Wall build
Walls laid course by course to height, openings formed.
Clean & sign-off
Capping, pointing, clean-down and customer sign-off.
Milestone tracking
Client signs off each stage
Same-day invoicing
Raised the moment a stage is done
Evidence trail
Photos, notes and dates on every stage
No lock-in
Month-to-month, cancel anytime
Same workflow: the builder signs each stage off in their portal and the invoice for it is raised straight away with the photos and dates attached. Most brickwork is subcontract work, and billing approved stages beats presenting one number at the end of the build.
Indirectly, by getting the billing out sooner: each stage is invoiced the day it’s signed off rather than at the end of the build. Crew timesheets sit on the same job record, so you can see the labour that went into a stage next to what you invoiced for it.
No. Stagex does not hold anyone’s funds and is not licensed to. The builder or homeowner pays you directly. Stagex tracks each stage through to sign-off, raises the invoice for it, and records the payment against the job.
Stagex Professional is $59/mo, or $49/mo billed annually — GST inclusive. One flat monthly price: there is no percentage fee on the jobs you run through it. Start on a 14-day free trial with no card required. No lock-in.
Bring one staged job through Stagex this week and see what chase-free payment feels like.
Stage by stage. Always paid.