Upload plans, specs, schedules, and quotes into one project file. Blueprint Buddy organizes the documents, prepares trade-focused takeoffs, explains pricing, and helps build a bid package your estimator can review with confidence.
A short path for new users. Follow it once, hide it when you are comfortable, and it comes back after a page reload.
Admins sign in after checkout. Employees use the exact email the admin added and create their own password.
Start with a 60-day Free trial, then keep project uploads, AI document chat, takeoffs, pricing review, and bid package drafting under one company workspace.
Focused AI estimating for smaller companies that need uploads, takeoff review, and bid drafts.
Shared company estimating with admin-managed employees, trade settings, and active bids.
Higher upload capacity for larger companies managing heavier bid calendars.
Subscribe first, then add 25 extra company uploads for the current billing cycle when a busy estimating period pushes past the plan limit.
Subscribe first, then add 150 extra company uploads for larger bid weeks and multi-project estimating cycles.
Start the 60-day trial to unlock profile setup, uploads, AI chat, takeoffs, and bid drafts.
Employees should use the exact email the company admin added, then create their own password here.
Review the company record created at signup, set the trade focus, and manage employee access under the company subscription.
Choose the project you are working on, upload the files for that job, then confirm each file type so Blueprint Buddy knows what to use during scope review, takeoffs, and bid building.
Confirm the file type if Blueprint Buddy guessed wrong. Files stay under the selected project.
Blueprint Buddy can help estimators use the website, find the right workspace page, and answer project questions using the active company profile, trade filter, bid documents, takeoffs, and cited page records.
Ask where to upload documents, where labor is entered, how to build the final bid, or ask about scope, quantities, exclusions, material options, and bid strategy.
Use Scope Review after documents are uploaded to separate trade focus, material basis, requirements, and bid-risk notes before quantity takeoff begins.
Scope Review is the project-reading step. It helps the estimator understand what trades, materials, specs, coordination notes, and source requirements are present before labor and takeoff pricing are finalized.
Trades detected from active project documents and company trade settings.
Material basis pulled from drawings, specifications, submittals, and notes.
Spec language, coordination requirements, exclusions, and review notes with citations where available.
Blueprint Buddy separates estimator controls, labor assumptions, review flags, material breakdowns, manufacturer comparisons, and bid totals so large-project estimates stay readable.
Takeoffs only use files, pages, and review data stored under the selected active project.
Use these controls to document scale, trade fallback sizing, manufacturer preference, exclusions, profit target, schedule, and labor before the estimate is treated as bid-ready.
Each line separates material breakdowns, source, manufacturer pricing, and estimator review actions.
Use this page after Documents and Takeoffs & Pricing are reviewed. Confirm readiness, add final notes, then generate clean proposal, quote, order list, estimate, and scope drafts.
Fix open review items before this bid leaves your company.
A quick view of material, labor, profit, and the estimated total.