You are not ringing three suppliers to find out who has a truck on Thursday. You send us the pour, we ask all of them, and you get one answer: who is coming, when, and what it costs.
Four steps. Nothing happens off the page, and nothing waits for a callback.
Strength, cubic metres, finish, the site, the day and the time window. The price moves as you go, so you can see what a change costs before you commit to it.
One request. No phone calls, no waiting for a quote to come back, no explaining the same job to three different people.
The suppliers who deliver to that address get the job — the mix, the volume, the day, the window. No phone calls from you, and nobody to chase.
As soon as a supplier accepts, one email goes out to you: which supplier is coming, and how to pay. No price to negotiate — you already have it, and it is the price you were shown. Pay it and the booking is confirmed.
A supplier gives its best rate to whoever brings it the most work. On your own, a couple of loads a month does not get you that conversation — it is nobody’s fault, it is just how volume works.
Every builder, landscaper and contractor ordering through us arrives at the supplier as one customer. That is a different negotiation than the one you can have alone, and it is the reason we can put a rate in front of you that you would struggle to get by ringing up yourself.
It also means you are not the one chasing it. We hold the relationship with the suppliers, we argue about the rate, and you order concrete.
Everything here is about time and certainty. The price is on the calculator, in the open, the same way it is for everybody else.
Your rate is on screen the moment you are signed in, across every mix we carry — not just the common one. No haggling, no “let me check with the office”, no different answer depending on who picks up. Price a trade order →
Most trade work is the same pour again on a different site. Your last order is the starting point for the next one: change the address and the date, and book it.
Delivery, distance, small-load, the time window, the finish — each on its own line before you commit. Nothing is added at the end. The only charge that can arrive afterwards is waiting time, if one of your sites holds a truck — and that one is named on the page too.
If a supplier goes quiet, that is our problem to solve, not yours. You booked a pour; the job of finding the truck is ours.
Without an account, each pour is paid before it is confirmed. On account it goes on your statement instead: one payment at the end of the month for everything you poured, whichever suppliers delivered it. Terms are agreed when we set the account up.
All your jobs in one list, whichever supplier ended up delivering them, with the itemised price kept against each one. Useful the week you have to work out what a job actually cost.
An account is a two-way thing. You get our rates and our dispatch; we need to know who we are sending to a supplier on your behalf.
Company name, NZBN, who does the pouring, and the areas you work in. Takes a couple of minutes.
A short call — what you build, roughly how much concrete a month, anything about your sites we should know before a truck turns up. It is one call, and it is the only one.
How you pay and when, before your first pour rather than after it. Whatever we agree is what you get; it does not quietly change later.
Sign in, build the pour, book it. Your rates are showing, your details are already in, and you never ring round again.
Want an account? Send us those four things and we will come back to you.
Apply for an account →