My revit model changed does my estimate update automatically
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A team of 110 people saved 680 hours and won 35% more bids. That's what happens when you stop chasing spreadsheets and pull estimates live.
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<p>Export your Revit model and BidLight hands you labor, equipment, material, and time costs in minutes. No manual takeoffs, no chasing a spreadsheet that went stale the week it was made.</p>
<p>Here's what makes the number trustworthy: two AI models read the geometry and metadata in your model and classify BOQ line items at 86% accuracy. Pricing comes from BidLight's own database of roughly $30,000 in cost data, cross-checked against Craftsman, 1Build, and RSMeans. When your design changes, the estimate updates in real time, not the next time someone remembers to open the spreadsheet.</p>
<p>That's the time you get back. Firms on BidLight have reported saving up to 680 hours and winning up to 35% more work, because the hours that used to go into takeoffs go into writing stronger bids instead.</p>
<p>How to see it on your own project:<br/>1. Export your Revit model into BidLight.<br/>2. Let the AI classify line items and pull current pricing.<br/>3. Review labor, equipment, material, and time costs.<br/>4. Change the design and watch the estimate update live.<br/>5. Take the defensible number into your next bid.</p>
<p>Beyond the software, BidLight's team also offers done-for-you work: execution plans, 4D/5D, and fabrication detailing, if you'd rather hand the modeling off entirely.</p>