Plans in. Priced estimates out.
BidLine reads your plan set, takes off every line, and prices it against your own ServiceTitan pricebook — your costs, your labor rates, your markups. You review it. Then you send it.
Riverside Medical — Bldg C
Ready| Item | SKU | Qty | Unit | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Card reader, single-gang, mullion | RDR-40213 | 36 | $412.00 | $14,832.00 |
Door contact, recessedNeeds review | — | 58 | $38.50 | $2,233.00 |
Cable, 22/4 shielded plenum, 1000ft | CBL-22406 | 12 | $186.00 | $2,232.00 |
From plan set to sent estimate.
Upload the plan set.
Drop in the drawings. Multi-pass extraction reads every sheet and takes off every line — devices, cable, hardware, labor.
Review the lines.
Every line shows how it was priced: Matched, Needs review, or AI priced. When the system isn’t sure, it says so — 6 lines need your review before this goes out.
Send the estimate.
Numbers anchored to your synced ServiceTitan pricebook. Export a clean XLSX carrying your ST item codes and send it the same day.
Your pricebook, not someone else’s averages.
BidLine syncs your ServiceTitan pricebook — vendor costs, labor hours, markups — and matches every extracted line against it. Exact part numbers match first. Close calls get flagged, not guessed.
Exact matches first.
Part-number matches land before anything AI touches a price.
Prices that hold.
Matched values are snapshotted onto the estimate — catalog updates never rewrite a bid you already sent.
Refuses to guess.
Lines the system can’t price with confidence are marked for you, not papered over.
One plan. Priced per estimator.
- Unlimited plan sets
- ServiceTitan pricebook sync
- Line-by-line review workspace
- XLSX export with ST item codes
- Hands-on founding-partner onboarding
Founding-partner spots are limited. Annual, invoiced, and we set you up ourselves.
Bid every job.
Stop passing on work because takeoff eats the week. Upload a real plan set and watch your numbers come back.
Bring a plan set. We’ll price it live.
30 minutes with a founder. We run BidLine against a real plan and walk the numbers.