General Contractors: Monetize Your Project Data
Every bid, schedule, RFI, change order and cost report you've logged is a record of how buildings really get built. That real-world history is exactly what AI companies want to learn from. Find out what yours could be worth.
The Data Behind Your Business
Bids & estimates
Unit costs, bid-day numbers, win/loss history and how estimates compared to final cost.
Schedules & delays
Planned versus actual durations, critical-path slips and the reasons behind them.
RFIs, submittals & change orders
Volumes, turnaround times, causes and cost impact, counted in totals.
Job costing
Cost-code history by trade, building type and region.
Safety & quality
Incident rates, inspection results and punch-list trends, de-identified.
Equipment & production
Equipment hours, crew production rates and daily-log patterns.
If You Use Tools Like These, You're Creating Data
Software names are shown only to help you recognize your systems. Builder Data is not affiliated with these companies.
General Contractors & Construction Managers: FAQ
Do you want my workers' information?
No. Builder Data only looks at business-level, de-identified data such as costs, schedules, RFIs and change orders. Employee names, Social Security numbers, certified payroll and anything tied to a person are never part of it.
Don't the owners own the project records?
Sometimes. Owner contracts, NDAs and public-agency rules can decide who holds the rights, which is why a rights check is one of the first steps before anything moves.
What does it cost?
Nothing. The appraisal is free and there's no commitment.
What's Your Company's Data Worth?
One text to Max finds out. No upload, no cost, no commitment.
