Top Construction Estimating Solutions

Construction Tech Review is proud to present the Top Companies in Construction Estimating, a prestigious recognition in the industry. These Top Companies have distinguished themselves through their stellar reputations and the trust they’ve earned among their customers, our subscribers. Their impact is evident in the overwhelming number of nominations received from our subscribers. Following a rigorous evaluation by an expert panel—comprising C-level executives, industry thought leaders, and our editorial board—these companies have been selected as recipients of the award, celebrating their leadership, and innovation.

    Top Construction Estimating Solutions

    Sky Systemz helps construction and heavy materials businesses streamline operations, simplify reconciliation and recover profit through SkyOS, a platform built for ready mix plants and quarries that delivers faster workflows, lower payment ... read full profile
    Speedchain is a leading provider of spend management solutions for construction firms, offering advanced corporate cards and real-time financial tools. Designed for the industry's unique needs, Speedchain streamlines expense tracking ... read full profile
    Beck Technology
    Beck Technology offers a purpose-built construction estimating software, DESTINI Estimator, for preconstruction teams to achieve faster turnaround time and higher quality estimates. DESTINI's powerful algorithms and integrated cost databases ensure that every estimate is precise. It seamlessly integrates with the client’s existing software, including BIM tools and project management platforms, facilitating a smooth data flow across their organization.
    RSMeans Data
    RSMeans Data Online is a premier construction estimating software available in three tiers designed to meet clients’ specific construction estimating needs. It serves as the single source for immediate access to the industry’s most trusted source of up-to-date and reliable construction cost estimating data and advanced features like square foot costs and predictive cost data.
    ConWize
    ConWize is an advanced cloud-based cost estimating and bidding software encompassing a range of powerful features, designed for the preconstruction phase. The easy to use estimating tools help clients work faster, more accurately and avoid mistakes. The software also simplifies collaboration and makes the bidding process more efficient and profitable.
    PlanSwift Software
    PlanSwift is the fastest and easiest takeoff software available in the market, which supports easy customization based on client needs and any specific trade. The software facilitates seamless management of large and small projects with accurate and timely cost calculations by allowing users to create assemblies of commonly used materials, waste and labor.
    STACK Construction Technologies
    STACK is an all-in-one construction project management platform that simplifies project evaluation, takeoff and estimating to help businesses operate seamlessly and maximize profits. From office to field, the cloud-based software facilitates fast takeoffs for all trades and ensures accurate regional cost data and detailed estimates.

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