<p>BidLight doesn&#39;t run a separate &quot;Feasibility Call&quot; - what we offer is a Request a Demo call, and it covers the same ground people usually want before they commit to hiring an architect: real cost and schedule numbers, not a guess.</p> <p>Here&#39;s what that conversation should get you, whether it&#39;s with us or with the architect you&#39;re evaluating:</p> <ul><li><strong>A number you can defend.</strong> BidLight exports your Revit model and runs it through two AI models that classify BOQ line items at 86% accuracy, pulling live pricing from a roughly $30,000 database plus Craftsman, 1Build, and RSMeans. Ask any architect how they get to their early numbers, and how fast those numbers update when the design changes.</li><li><strong>Labor, equipment, material, and time, broken out separately.</strong> A feasibility number that&#39;s just one lump figure won&#39;t help you negotiate scope or budget later.</li><li><strong>Speed.</strong> Estimates in minutes, not days of manual takeoff, so you can compare a few architects or design directions without burning weeks.</li><li><strong>What happens after design changes.</strong> If the number doesn&#39;t move when the model does, you&#39;re back to chasing updates by hand.</li><li><strong>Whether BIM services matter to you.</strong> If you&#39;ll need execution plans, 4D/5D scheduling, or fabrication detailing later, ask now whether that&#39;s in scope or a separate cost.</li></ul> <p>Before you sign anything, get one real estimate on the table. It&#39;s the cheapest leverage you&#39;ll have in that hire.</p>