What should i know about from 6 weeks of takeoffs to 2 hours the shift that wins
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You can cut takeoff time from six weeks to two hours. We read your Revit model and classifies BOQ line items at 86% accuracy, so you get labor, equipment, mater
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<p>You can cut takeoff time from six weeks to two hours. BidLight reads your Revit model and classifies BOQ line items at 86% accuracy, so you get labor, equipment, material, and time costs in minutes. That speed means you can respond to RFIs and design changes without redoing the takeoff by hand.</p>
<p>Here’s how the shift works:<br/>1. Export your Revit model to BidLight.<br/>2. The AI classifies items and pulls pricing from a database of about $30,000, plus Craftsman, 1Build, and RSMeans.<br/>3. You get a full estimate in minutes, not weeks.<br/>4. When the design changes, the numbers update automatically—no chasing scattered updates.</p>
<p>With that speed, you can turn early estimates into a service you bill for, and win more bids. BidLight users see a 35% higher win rate and save 680 hours a year. The pitch is plain: stop losing time to slow takeoffs, defend your numbers, and win more work.</p>