

TestFit for Contractors
From Scheme to Real Cost In Minutes







Conceptual Estimating
Get a conceptual cost estimate the moment you see the parcel. Building program, unit counts, quantities, and site work all resolve automatically.
Days spent building estimates from napkin sketches and best guesses. By the time your number lands, the developer has moved on to the next contractor.
Quantity Takeoffs
Quantity takeoffs, cut and fill volumes, unit counts, and site work all calculate from the actual site plan. Numbers update as the design does.
Manual takeoffs in Excel from a PDF that's already out of date. Every scheme change means recounting stalls, rebuilding volumes, redoing the math.
Pursuit
Walk into the pursuit with a real site plan, real quantities, and a real number. You out-prepare every other contractor in the room.
Show up with a spreadsheet and a scheme you barely reviewed. The developer picks the contractor who already knows the project better than they do.
Coordination
When the architect changes a scheme, your quantities and cost estimate update alongside it. You stop finding out about changes at the buyout meeting.
You react to design changes after they're baked in. Cost overruns show up during buyout, when it's too late to redesign without eating the margin.

