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Struvia is AI preconstruction software for commercial contractors. Upload a PDF plan set and Struvia reads every sheet, measures areas, lengths and counts by trade, builds a priced estimate grouped by CSI division, sends per-trade bid packages to subs who cover the job site, and levels the bids that come back.

Add the PDF plan set. Struvia reads every sheet using metered credits: sheet numbers, titles, scale and discipline. You pick the sheets to measure, and Struvia measures areas, lengths and counts by trade, drawn right on your plans, then prices the estimate. Every quantity traces back to the plan, so you can click a line and see the measured shapes on the sheet.

Struvia bills takeoffs on usage, floor plans start at $6, simpler sheets cost less, and no sheet costs more than $27; reading the plan set is billed on usage and each email Struvia sends for you costs $0.10. 600 free credits once you confirm your email. No card needed. You only pay for what you use.

In the Benchvia agent-takeoff report, scale matched on 11 of 11 sheets in the clean-run set. Of the 12 selected single-sheet quantities shown above, 8 were within 1% of the hand-traced total, including the Southill E&F sheet 2 slab and three cited residential roof-area totals. This is a selected subset; other tasks had larger misses, and matching totals do not prove every boundary is correct. Separately, the provisional August 5, 2026 Lot 13 baseline on a 5,433 SF custom home was 2.5% above the builder’s workbook estimate. That historical comparison has no human-signed verdict and compares estimates, not final job cost.

Yes. Struvia maps your rows and cost codes once, and every estimate after that comes back in your format, so you never copy numbers from Struvia into your own template. If you estimate in an Excel or Google Sheets spreadsheet, Struvia fills out your workbook with your formulas still working. If you work in Procore, Buildertrend, Sage or similar software, your estimate comes back in columns ready to import. You can set it up yourself, or have our team set it up for you.

It estimates too. Struvia trains on your past jobs, bids and estimates, so your unit costs become your price book, and it can pull pricing from your suppliers if you want. Every estimate you finish teaches it more: the scope gaps your plans tend to have and the corrections you made last time. If you want one, it also builds a searchable database of your past jobs. Your pricing comes from your own jobs and suppliers, never from another company.

Start from the job's address, not your contact list. Struvia finds subs whose service area covers the job site, ranks them by quality, shows which have a license confirmed with the state board and insurance verified by Struvia, and drops contacts whose email bounces. When a market is thin, Struvia goes out and discovers more subs there.

Struvia checks licenses against state license boards where available. Today that covers Utah, Arizona, California, Florida, Idaho, Massachusetts and Nevada. A license or insurance (COI) badge means Struvia verified it, not that the sub said so. No record found is not proof either way. The exact checks, and their limits, are on the How we vet page.

Bid leveling is adjusting subcontractor bids so they cover the same scope before you compare them. Struvia lines bids up against your takeoff, flags exclusions and scope gaps, prices the gaps from your estimate and shows an apples-to-apples total for each bidder.

No. Struvia is your estimator’s leverage. It does the measuring, pricing, bid-package and sub-sourcing work so your estimators can review, adjust and bid more jobs. Every quantity traces back to the plan so they can check it.