A production AI agent that reads the RFQ, builds the itemized estimate against your actual rates, and sends the bid — while you’re still on the jobsite.
Most estimating tools bring their own databases and their own idea of what a bid should look like. The Estimator doesn’t. It trains on your rates, your crews, your markup logic.
Email, PDF, portal, any format. The Estimator parses scope, materials, quantities, and deadlines without you lifting a finger.
Itemized estimate built against your rate sheets, your crews, your preferred subs, your markup structure. Your numbers, your method.
Bid sent. Agent watches for response. Goes quiet? It follows up on schedule — so you never lose a job to slow paperwork.
Every bid that takes two days is a bid that could go to whoever answered in two hours. The Estimator doesn’t speed up your current process — it replaces the bottleneck entirely.
A Charleston general contractor had a six-month custom-estimator problem. Bids were taking days. The team was buried in spreadsheets. We came on-site, mapped the entire workflow, and had a production agent running against live bids the same afternoon.
“It knows our rates, our crews, how we actually bid. It’s like having a senior estimator on call 24/7.”
Logan M. · General Contractor, Charleston
Yes. The Estimator trains on your past bids, your rate sheets, your crews, and how you actually structure takeoffs. It doesn’t apply generic industry numbers — it learns your method and executes it.
17 trade divisions, 90%+ accuracy on live bids. Complex multi-division scopes are exactly where it earns its keep — that’s the kind of work that was burying your team in spreadsheets.
7–14 days for Starter engagements. One Charleston GC had it running production estimates the same afternoon we walked the workflow. Speed depends on how much historical bid data you have.
No. Connects to your existing bid platform, email, and project management tools. No rip-and-replace. It drops into the workflow you already have.
You describe the workflow. We tell you if The Estimator solves it.