Who we help
Six kinds of client. Six different asks.
The estimate changes shape depending on who is holding it. Here is how the work is cut for each.
- Turnaround
- 24–48 hours
- Quote
- Fixed fee within the hour
- Delivered as
- Excel · PDF · marked-up plans
- Coverage
- Contractors across the US
Who we work with
Built for how you bid.
Pick your role to see what changes in the estimate you get.
General Contractors
Full-scope estimates and bid packages, so you can bid the whole list instead of only the jobs your desk has room for.
More invitations than estimators
Send the overflow. Full-scope estimates in 24–48 hours mean you can bid the whole list.
Sub coverage gaps on bid day
Measured plug numbers for any trade without a reliable quote.
Leveling quotes that do not match
Scope sheets and quantities so every sub prices the same thing.
Subcontractors
One division, measured the way your trade is actually bid, priced with your rates and mark-ups you can defend.
Owners who are also the estimator
Get the measuring off your evenings so you can run the work.
Losing bids by small margins
Accurate quantities mean less padding and tighter, defensible numbers.
Scope creep after award
Inclusions and exclusions written down before you sign.
Home Builders
Material lists your supplier can quote and budgets your client can read, from plans at any stage of completeness.
Budgets that drift after contract
Allowances scheduled openly, not buried in a square-foot rate.
Waiting on supplier takeoffs
Your own lumber and material lists, ready to send to multiple yards.
Pricing every plan revision
Revisions measured as deltas so you can show the client what changed.
Developers
Feasibility budgets early, and an independent check on contractor pricing when the numbers come back.
Feasibility on thin information
Concept budgets with stated accuracy ranges, refined as design develops.
Bids that come in over budget
An independent estimate shows where the gap actually sits.
Lender and investor questions
Documented cost with quantities behind every line.
Architects & Engineers
Design-stage cost while changes are still cheap to make, tied to the drawings you are actually producing.
Bids exceeding the construction budget
Milestone estimates catch overruns while the design can still change.
Comparing design options
Options priced side by side with their full knock-on cost.
Client cost questions mid-design
Quick, documented answers tied to the current drawings.
Owners & Investors
An independent number and a plain reading of where the risk sits, with no interest in who wins the job.
Not knowing if a bid is fair
An independent measured estimate to compare against.
Change orders without backup
Each change priced from the drawings, with quantities shown.
Capital planning across properties
Repair and improvement budgets you can rank and schedule.
How it works
From plan set to bid‑ready in three steps.
No retainer, no subscription and nothing measured until you approve the fee.
- Step 1
Upload your drawings
Plans, specs, addenda and the bid date — PDF, DWG or a plan-room link.
- Step 2
Get a fixed quote
An estimator reviews the scope and confirms the fee and delivery date.
- Step 3
Receive a bid-ready package
Live Excel workbook, PDF summary, marked-up plans and written scope.
Start a quote
Have a bid coming up?
Pick your project type and send the drawings. We confirm the fee and delivery date within the hour on working days.