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Give us some information about which design tool you use and any real set of drawings, and we'll run it through Cadynce and schedule a call to review it with you.
Send a plan setThree minutes — how Cadynce works
Your job, run properly. Then we talk.
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We run your plan set
Zones segmented, truss list built, quantities priced. On drawings you already know the answer to.
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We look at what it flagged
Where it was confident, where it wasn't, and what it handed back for a person to decide. The parts a canned demo leaves out.
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Then we reach out
With what it found, and a few times that might work if you want to see it on screen.
You tried adding people. You tried adding speed.
People
Estimators are hard to find and expensive to hire. More hands means more bids — not faster ones.
Speed
AI did make the takeoff faster. The estimate still runs through the same process it always did.
Process
Nobody fixed this one. It's the reason the first two didn't help as much as you hoped.
Every bid stays in the system — so accuracy compounds with the next one.
Alongside it. Not instead of it.
MiTek, Alpine, Simpson, Eagle, Paragon and others do what they're built for. Cadynce picks up where the design work ends, turning it into a bid, running ten at once, and making sure nothing falls through.
Cadynce integrates with your design tool, so the job doesn't get rekeyed. Why pay skilled people to type the same thing twice?
Enter it once. It flows straight to your design tool, and back.
Pick a job you've already quoted.
Upload it, and we'll compare what AI estimated versus what an experienced estimator did.
Upload your plansFour steps. You can stop after any of them.
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You send the details and the plan set. About two minutes.
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We run it through Cadynce — takeoff, pricing, and the workflow it would sit in.
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We come back to you with what it found, and offer a few times if you want a proper look at it.
- 4
If it's worth continuing, we'll say so. If it isn't, you've spent twenty minutes and a plan set, and you know something you didn't know last week.
Who this actually works for.
A fit
- You bid off blueprints — truss, wall panel, floor systems, metal framing
- Two or more estimators
- You run MiTek, Alpine, Simpson, Eagle, Paragon or another design tool
- Bid volume is outrunning what your team can get through
Probably not
- A one-estimator shop with no plans to grow — there's nobody for the workflow layer to serve
- No design tool in the stack
- Nobody inside is frustrated with how bidding runs today
Pick a job. Send the drawings.
Twenty minutes and a plan set, and you'll know something you didn't know last week.
Send a plan set