AI construction takeoff · First takeoff free
One thread from plan set to invoice.
Bildrix reads your drawings, flags what it doubts, and carries every number to the estimate, the signature, the invoice.
Free first takeoff with your review call · PDF plan sets
It reads the plan set.
Rooms, doors, windows, walls: counted from your sheets into bid-ready quantities.
It tells you which numbers to doubt.
Low-confidence counts are flagged; you verify only what needs checking. Every AI wire route stays editable.
Quantities become the estimate, the signature, the change order, the invoice.
Priced lines carry their source. Clients sign a sealed, revision-bound PDF.
1:50, recorded from the app.
Sound on. Captions if you can't.
One thread, start to signed.
A PDF plan set arrives.
Every sheet renders, gets a name from its own title block, and joins the set.
Detection reads every sheet.
Rooms, doors, windows, walls: counted into bid-ready quantities.
It flags what it isn't sure about.
Low-confidence finds queue for review. You check what needs checking.
Runs are drawn, or suggested.
AI drafts the circuits; you accept, reject, or drag any route like you drew it.
Counts become priced lines.
Assemblies price the takeoff; every line carries its source.
The client signs the exact revision.
Sealed, fingerprinted, revision-bound. And the invoice follows the same thread.
What happens to your documents.
Bid sets are competitively sensitive. Said plainly.
Your plan sets stay in your workspace, stored on Cloudflare R2. Remove a project from your workspace whenever you choose.
Detection runs through enterprise AI APIs under terms that exclude training on your data. Your plans never train AI models.
Client view structurally hides cost and margin columns. The shared page and PDF render from it, so margin can't leak.
The signed PDF is rendered once at signing, sealed and SHA-256 fingerprinted, bound to the exact revision signed. Every later download serves those same bytes.
No SOC 2 audit yet. We're a small team and we'd rather say so than imply one. Ask us anything about data handling at support@bildrix.com.
Everything Bildrix does today, stated per line.
The trades Bildrix takes off today.
Depth is stated per trade, not implied. If it isn’t listed here, Bildrix doesn’t take it off yet.
Rooms, doors, windows, walls
Detected at upload, named from the drawing's own labels, measured in SF, EA, and LF, and priced through your assembly library.
The deepest trade
Legends read, devices counted, wire runs drawn or AI-suggested with live footage, panel schedules read into an editable Panel Editor, circuits grouped. Devices and wire get their own ledger.
Fixture counts, on demand
Fixture detection runs when you ask: one button, or part of Detect All. Counts land in the takeoff like any other quantity.
Draw a run, or let AI suggest the whole circuit.
Wire runs snap to devices and elbow orthogonally, with a live footage readout as you draw. AI drafts switch legs, receptacle chains, and homeruns. You review them A, X, Tab, and drag any accepted route like you drew it yourself. Devices and wire land in their own ledger rows.
Takeoff tools stop at quantities. Bildrix keeps going: the estimate, the signature, the change order, the invoice. One thread from plan set to invoice.
Built for the 1 to 15 person electrical sub.
Plan-set commercial and TI work. If that's you, this was built around your Tuesday. Small GCs running plan-set jobs fit too. Built for US and Canadian projects: USD pricing, NEC references, imperial units.
Your numbers, our arithmetic.
What first-pass counting costs you per month. Formula shown, nothing promised.
bids/mo × estimating hrs/bid × loaded $/hr = cost at stake · your inputs never leave this page
Now onboarding founding partners.
Small estimating teams, residential GCs, and electrical contractors first. Your first takeoff is free, with your review call. Founding-cohort pricing is on the pricing sheet.
The questions estimators actually ask.
How accurate is it?
We don't quote an accuracy number, and that's the point. Every detection carries a confidence level: sure things render solid, uncertain ones are flagged and queued for review. You verify the flagged minority instead of re-checking the whole sheet. Why no number: the research →
Which trades does it cover?
Architectural quantities (rooms, doors, windows, walls), electrical in depth (devices, wire runs, circuits, panel schedules), and plumbing fixture counts on demand. If it isn't listed on this page, Bildrix doesn't take it off yet.
Where is Bildrix available?
Bildrix is built for US and Canadian construction projects. Pricing is in USD, electrical references follow NEC conventions, and measurements are imperial (feet and inches). If you're bidding work outside the US and Canada, Bildrix isn't a fit yet. We'd rather say that here than after you've uploaded a set.
What happens to my plans?
We don't train AI models on your plans. Detection runs through enterprise AI APIs under terms that exclude training on your data, and your files stay in your workspace. Remove them anytime.
What if the AI gets something wrong?
You'll see it flagged, not buried. Uncertain detections queue for review, where you accept, reject, or reshape them, and messy scans and sparse sheets are labeled honestly instead of showing confident zeros. Anything the AI misses, you draw or count manually in the same takeoff.
What does it cost?
Pricing is public: plans and what's included are on the pricing page, no demo call required. See pricing →
What does the free first takeoff actually involve?
You book a call and send a PDF plan set. We run the takeoff and review it together on that call. That's the free offer. It's a working session on your real project, not a slideshow, and we don't promise a turnaround time we haven't earned yet.
How do I start?
Two doors. Book the review call and your first takeoff is free; we walk your own plan set together. Or start free in the app: upload a plan set yourself and the first pass runs on your sheets. Same product either way; the call just adds our eyes.
See it on your plans, not ours.
The thread ends here: a sealed, revision-bound estimate your client signed. Yours starts with one plan set and a call.
With your review call · PDF plan sets