Volume-based pricing
Pricing built around your trade's bid volume.
For trade-service and contractor teams, monthly RFP/takeoff volume sets the entitlement. We use your scope complexity, estimator workflow, and company size to qualify the right pilot fit.
Start with a real RFP
Every trade starts with a pilot review.
No self-serve checkout. We confirm fit, document volume, and define any rollout work before a paid engagement begins.
Specialty trade teams
Growth
For HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, service, and other specialty teams moving more RFPs through estimator review.
$750/ month
Up to 10 RFP takeoffs / month
2 estimator seats
- Preliminary RFP scope workspace
- Estimator-review workflow
- Assumptions and risk cues kept visible
Multi-trade contractors
Pro
For general contractors and multi-trade teams that need a repeatable first pass across a steady bid pipeline.
$1,800/ month
Up to 30 RFP takeoffs / month
Estimator access scoped in pilot review
- Everything in the preliminary review workflow
- Volume aligned to active estimating operations
- Roadmap discussions for cost feeds, quote leveling, and ERP sync
Complex contractor operations
Enterprise
For regional trade businesses and contractors with high volume, implementation needs, and contract-specific controls.
From $3,500/ month
High or unlimited volume under fair-use contract
Active-project volume informs contract scope
- Contracted rollout plan and implementation scope
- Priority support configuration, subject to availability
- Custom-integration roadmap scoped before rollout
Clear boundaries
A controlled first pass, with the estimator still in charge.
Bidwise currently supports a preliminary RFP scope and estimator-review workflow. That boundary keeps the commercial promise honest while we configure each pilot around your real documents, trade context, and review practices.
Current workflow
Preliminary scope, visible assumptions, risk cues, and human estimator review.
Roadmap items
Live supplier pricing, final takeoffs, automated proposals, and quote leveling are not live today.
Pilot configuration
Data onboarding, expanded workflow needs, and adoption planning are scoped before rollout.
Enterprise contracts
Custom integrations and priority support are subject to availability, rollout scope, and contract—not an implied SLA.
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