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Your best estimator just retired. Now what?
You don't have to rebuild your estimating department overnight. BidLight keeps your pricing and quantities current so a less experienced team can produce a numb
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What makes my price different from my sub's? Let's walk it?
Your price comes from your own numbers, not your sub's. We read your model and gives you labor, equipment, material, and time costs in minutes. That estimate is
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What is Negotiation mode?
Exactly. Negotiation mode is BidLight's cost engine, aimed at the moment the price gets decided. You open it in Revit and it reads your model to pull the number
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How do I know my budget matches the latest design?
You stop pricing yesterday's model. BidLight pulls your estimate straight from the latest Revit export, so every number you present matches the design you're ac
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How do you price a project when the numbers live in a dozen PDFs and a few people's heads? You don't. You guess. With BidLight, the estimate pulls from current
Export your Revit model and get a defensible cost estimate in about 10 minutes. The AI reads geometry and metadata to classify line items at 86% accuracy, then
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Why are your bids slow, and what does that cost you? Every day a quote sits half-finished, you're pricing yesterday's design while the current one moves on.
Your bids move slow because the design keeps shifting while you're pricing an old version. Every email, file, and update pulls you off the quote. You end up red
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Won't the estimate be outdated the moment the design changes?
That's the whole point.
You export the Revit model, and in about 10 minutes you get labor, equipment, material, and time costs. No more chasing updates across
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How do I stop budget drift when design changes roll in?
You stop chasing the number. BidLight keeps your estimate and the model in sync, so when a change lands, you see the cost impact instantly without hunting email
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How do you get a defensible cost estimate in about 10 minutes after exporting your Revit model?
Yes. Export your Revit model to BidLight. You get labor, equipment, material, and time costs in real time. The AI reads the geometry and metadata to classify li
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Why wait on the QS when your bid could pass you by?
Every day you wait is a day someone else gets to the owner first. You don't need a QS's timeline to win work. BidLight turns your Revit model into a defensible
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