Construction AI Value Assessment

Discover how much hidden profit your estimating team could unlock with AI

In less than 60 seconds, estimate how much value Bid Analyzer could create by reducing bid review time, uncovering scope gaps, and increasing estimator capacity — all with no upfront investment.

60 seconds · 5 questions · No email required to see results
Question 1 of 5

How many bids does your team review each month?

A rough average is fine — you can refine everything later.

40
bids per month
5100+

How many hours does your team spend reviewing the average bid?

Include document review, scope checks, and takeoff verification.

4
hours per bid
112

What is the average fully burdened hourly cost of your estimators?

Salary plus benefits, taxes, and overhead. Most firms land between $55 and $95.

$65
per hour, fully burdened
$40$150

What's your average project size?Optional

This lets us estimate the profit protected by catching scope gaps before award. Skip it if you'd rather not say.

$250K
average project value
$50K$5M

How many estimators review bids?

Everyone who touches bid review, full-time or part-time.

3
estimators
125+

Analyzing Estimating Capacity…

✓ Calculating labor efficiency
✓ Estimating scope risk
✓ Measuring capacity increase
✓ Building value assessment
Your Estimated Annual Business Impact
$0
Annual Value Creation
Based on your inputs and conservative industry assumptions. See how we calculate this.
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0
Time Returned
Equivalent to 0 of estimator capacity, returned to your team every year.
💰
$0
Labor Efficiency
Annual labor value reclaimed from manual bid review.
📋
+0%
Additional Bid Capacity
Your team could evaluate approximately 0 more bids per month without adding headcount.
🛡️
$0
Profit Protected
Potential value from identifying scope omissions, inconsistencies, and bid risks before award.
📈
$0
Total Annual Business Impact

Assumptions: AI reduces bid review time by 50% (adjustable during your Business Impact Review); 60% of reclaimed hours are reinvested into additional bids; scope-gap protection modeled conservatively at 0.3% of annual bid volume where project size is provided (industry studies cite 0.5%–2%). These are planning estimates, not a guarantee. In a GainShare engagement, billing is based only on verified labor savings measured against a written baseline from your own systems of record — never on projected or protected value.