<p>You get a crew sized to what the model actually shows, not a hunch. The labor numbers come from your geometry and your line items, so you can defend them in front of a client.</p> <p>Here is how does ai estimate construction costs from revit models inside BidLight:</p> <ol><li>You export your Revit model. Two AI models read the geometry and the metadata, not just object names.</li><li>They classify your BOQ line items at 86% accuracy. Every wall, slab, and fixture maps to a real scope of work.</li><li>Each classified item pulls current pricing from a roughly $30,000 database plus Craftsman, 1Build, and RSMeans. That covers labor, equipment, and material, so the crew cost is tied to the line item, not guessed at a flat rate.</li><li>When the design changes, the numbers update in real time. No redoing the takeoff to find out the crew shifted.</li></ol> <p>So the crew is not a round number someone typed in. It traces back to the model, the classified scope, and live pricing you can point to.</p> <p>If you want a human pass on top of the software, our team also does done-for-you BIM work, including execution plans and 4D/5D. That is the spot to lean on us when a project is unusual and you want a second set of eyes before you commit the bid.</p>