Upload the bid that got away
Add a PDF or clear photo of your lost quote. Redact names, addresses, and confidential project details first.
AI bid autopsy for trade contractors
Upload a lost electrical, HVAC, plumbing, or mechanical bid. Bidopsy flags pricing pressure, missed scope, and margin risks, then turns the findings into a practical report card.
No credit card. Redact confidential details before uploading.
Bid review
Scope · Price · Margin
What to expect
Every flag points back to the bid you uploaded.
Built around labor, material, scope, markup, and margin.
Bidopsy informs your review; it never replaces estimator judgment.
From loss to lesson
Bidopsy creates the feedback loop most subcontractors never get after the award goes elsewhere.
Add a PDF or clear photo of your lost quote. Redact names, addresses, and confidential project details first.
AI inspects scope coverage, labor and material assumptions, regional pricing pressure, markup, and margin logic to show where the quote may have drifted.
Save the takeaways, review them with your estimator, and export a shareable Bid Report Card without exposing the full bid.
The report
Finding 1
Catch exclusions, missing labor, overlooked materials, and vague allowances that can quietly sink a bid.
Finding 2
See where labor, material, markup, and margin assumptions look out of step with regional benchmarks.
Finding 3
Turn the autopsy into a clear Bid Report Card for your team—or your favorite trade group.
Built for the field
5–50
employee trade contractors are the focus—not generic sales teams.
Electrical · HVAC · Plumbing · Mechanical
For owner-operators and estimators who need a fast second opinion before the next RFQ.
Pricing
Use the free autopsy first. Upgrade when bid review becomes part of your estimating routine.
Free autopsy
$0
A practical first look at one lost bid.
Estimator
$29 / month
Ongoing bid reviews and a searchable feedback loop for your next quote.
Before you upload
The next bid starts here
Upload one lost quote and leave with specific questions to carry into the next estimate.