Construction AI

Pricing

One platform. Every user.
Priced to your business.

You get the whole platform for everyone in your business, with implementation to support everyone in your company, fixed from day one.

Talk to salesSee what it's worth to you

Existing customers: nothing changes. Your plan, billing and founding member terms stay exactly as they are.

What's in the price

Everything. That's the point.

A soft roll-out never works in construction. Half a team on the platform is a team still running on email and spreadsheets. So the licence covers the whole business from day one.

Full platform

Tenders, project management, site, financial and library. Every module, every project.

Unlimited users

Office, site and external parties. Add a QS on Monday and a subcontractor on Tuesday. The price doesn't move.

AI included

120+ AI tools and every agent, with usage in the price. No credit packs, no surprise invoices.

Implementation

Data migration, cost codes, templates and your first projects set up with you, quoted per business.

Support & training

Named contact, onboarding for every role, and training that counts towards CPD.

How the price is set

One price for the business, fixed from day one. It is set by the size of the business, not by how many people log in, so adding a QS or a subcontractor never moves it.

  • The size of the business sets the licence.
  • Typical project value and current systems shape the implementation quote.
  • Annual billing, invoice or card.

Who it's for

Main contractors, management contractors and specialist subcontractors running projects from the office and the site.

  • A short call with sales, then a 14-day trial on the full platform.
  • If we're not the right fit yet, we'll say so and point you at the free resources.

What it's worth

Time your team gets back

A conservative model. The base case is a £2m project, a three-person team and a 26-week programme. Every input is yours to move. It shows the value released, not the licence, because the licence is quoted.

Tell us about a typical project

£500k£250m
140
8 weeks2 years
£40£95
Hours released per person per week3.3 hrs

Base case is 3.3 hours, about 8% of a 40-hour week. Deliberately conservative. We'd rather you found more.

RealisationSteady state, 80%

Value released on this project

Time released, realised

£12,973

Hours over the project

257

Hours a week, whole team

9.9

£1,000for every 0.05% of margin protected on this project. Fewer missed variations, fewer late notices, fewer double-paid invoices.

As a share of project value

0.65%

Talk to salesSee the task examples

For information only. Based on our cost-benefit model: 3.3 hours per person per week, applied to the people on the project for the length of the programme. Implementation is quoted separately. Realisation reflects that adoption takes a project or two.

257 hrsreleased on a £2m project: three people, 26 weeks, 3.3 hours each a week
0.81%of a £2m project's value, gross; 0.65% at steady state. On the £100m reference it is 0.40%.
172 hrsreleased per person a year at base, 3.3 hours a week over 52 weeks
£500a year per £1m of turnover for every 0.05% of margin protected

Why 3.3 hours a week is conservative

One task often clears a week's allowance

The AI does the first draft. Your people check it. Hourly rates are the cost-benefit set: planner £75, H&S £70, document controller £40, QS £65.

TaskTodayWith Construction AISavedCovers
Construction programmePlanner · £75/hr8 hrs · £60020 min · £37.7 hrs · £597 96%~2.5 weeks of a planner's 3-hr allowance
RAMS (drafting)H&S manager · £70/hr3 hrs · £21030 min · £52.5 hrs · £205 83%~0.6 of a week's 4-hr allowance
Drawing register, 100 drawingsDocument controller · £40/hr4 hrs · £16030 min · £13.5 hrs · £159 88%~1.75 weeks of a 2-hr allowance
Pricing scheduleQuantity surveyor · £65/hr4 hrs · £26015 min · £13.75 hrs · £259 94%~1 week of a QS's 4-hr allowance
All four together19 hrs · £1,2301 hr 35 min · £1017.4 hrs · £1,220 92% / 99%

Times and rates are from our cost-benefit model, not a guarantee. RAMS is labelled “drafting” because reviewing a subcontractor's RAMS is different work.

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