Launching January 2, 2027
Your bid history,
Your bid history,
finally working for you.
Estimator Insight isn’t a concept render — it’s the real bid-tracking platform we run our own estimating on. Built by an estimator, for every trade.
01 / Bid PipelineEvery bid, tracked start to finish.Stages run A to Z, columns reorder by drag, and unit columns match your trade.
02 / Analytics & ScorecardsSee the patterns in your own history.Win-rate trends and customer scorecards pulled from real bid data, not a guess.
03 / Budget CalculatorPrice with confidence.Benchmark unit costs against comparable jobs you’ve already bid.
From plans to patterns
Every job you’ve priced is data. Start using it.
Drawings come in, bids go out, and the history usually disappears into a folder. Estimator Insight keeps it, connects it, and shows you what it’s telling you.
- Every bid logged once, by stage, by customer
- Win rates and scorecards that build themselves
- Unit-cost benchmarks from jobs you’ve already priced
Spreadsheets track bids. Estimator Insight learns from them.
Most shops run bids out of a spreadsheet or bend a sales tool to fit. Here’s how that stacks up.
Head to headHow it
stacks up
stacks up
Spreadsheets & Memory
Generic CRM / PM Tool
Estimator Insight
How it works
Rows in a sheet, updated when someone remembers
Built for sales deals, bids bolted on
Built around the bid, invite to award
Bid tracking
Scattered across files and inboxes
Leads and deals, not bid stages
Every bid tracked start to finish
Win-rate visibility
Pivot tables, if anyone builds them
Generic sales dashboards
Win-rate trends from your own bid data
Customer insight
Gut feel
Contact records
Customer scorecards from real history
Pricing confidence
“What did we bid last time?”
Not built for it
Benchmark unit costs against jobs you’ve bid
Fits your trade
One-off templates
One-size-fits-all fields
Unit columns that match your trade
Team consistency
Depends on who updates it
Depends on how it’s configured
Same stages and fields for every estimator
Time to answers
Hours digging through old files
Clicks through reports
Already in the board
Impact on your bid
Bidding from memory
Organized, still guessing
Bidding from your own history
Stop bidding from memory.
Get a heads-up the day we launch — January 2, 2027.