Quick Answer: Prospective customers contact ConstructConnect sales for current Quick Bid pricing and licensing terms. Request a written quote that identifies the licenses, included products, payment schedule, and renewal terms. For comparison, BuzzBID Advanced is listed at $250 monthly or $1,750 yearly and combines takeoff with estimating. Compare the full configuration and commitment before deciding which product fits your team.
Quick Bid software cost is a budgeting question that deserves a product-specific answer. A price for another ConstructConnect product, an old customer quote, or a third-party listing may not describe the package available to your business today.
This guide explains what to request in a Quick Bid quote, how to review renewal and licensing information, and how to compare it with BuzzBID’s published plans. It is published by BuzzBID and reflects our perspective as a takeoff and estimating software provider.
Pricing and product information reviewed October 12, 2026. Confirm current availability and terms with each vendor before purchasing.
The official Quick Bid product page describes the software and directs visitors to book a demonstration. At the time of this review, we did not find a Quick Bid-specific public price on that page or the ConstructConnect pricing page. Prospective customers contact ConstructConnect sales for current pricing and licensing terms.
A useful quote should identify exactly what is being sold. Quick Bid is estimating software, while On-Screen Takeoff handles plan measurement. They can work together, and some documented On-Screen Takeoff subscription tiers bundle Quick Bid with other products. Being distinct products does not mean they will always appear as separate charges.
If an online price looks promising, check the product name, plan, license quantity, billing period, and publication date before using it in a budget. Ask the vendor to confirm whether that figure applies to your proposed setup. A current written offer is a better basis for a buying decision than an unverified estimate.
| Comparison point | Quick Bid | BuzzBID |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Contact ConstructConnect sales for current pricing and licensing terms. | Published monthly and yearly plans. |
| Takeoff and estimating | Quick Bid integrates with On-Screen Takeoff. Confirm the products included in the quoted package. | Advanced combines takeoff and assembly-based estimating. |
| Automation | Check the On-Screen Takeoff tier, included Takeoff Boost features, and any usage limits. | ClickONCE™ takeoff is listed across the product range. |
| License and payment terms | Confirm the specific agreement, license arrangement, billing schedule, and renewal provisions. | Monthly and yearly options are listed. Confirm the license configuration and applicable purchase terms. |
| Support and training | Confirm what the proposed subscription or maintenance arrangement includes. | The pricing page lists updates, support, and unlimited training as included. |
| Workflow fit | Evaluate existing estimates, reporting, integrations, and team familiarity. | Evaluate takeoff, assemblies, reporting, and setup on representative work. |
Sources: Quick Bid product information, ConstructConnect’s On-Screen Takeoff subscription tier information, and BuzzBID pricing. The table is a buying checklist, not a claim that the products or license quantities are equivalent.
Ask for an itemized proposal that makes the scope and commitment clear. These are questions to resolve with the vendor, rather than assumptions that every customer pays a separate fee for each item.
Include internal implementation time in the comparison. Have the people responsible for estimating and IT review the proposed setup, system requirements, database arrangement, and backup process. The amount of work will depend on the existing environment and the changes being made.
For a team evaluating the takeoff portion of the package, our On-Screen Takeoff pricing guide offers additional questions to bring to the vendor.
ConstructConnect’s current Quick Bid download information and licensing guide document both named-login and license-key/server-code activation. Confirm which arrangement applies to the licenses being purchased or renewed. A sign-in method alone does not explain the price, contract period, or renewal terms.
ConstructConnect’s current On-Screen Takeoff sign-in guidance describes a move to named-login authentication for subscription users. It says that this sign-in change does not change the subscription tier or price and does not require a repurchase. The page also discusses a planned Quick Bid sign-in change. That guidance does not establish that every legacy Quick Bid license must become a subscription on a single date.
If a renewal notice refers to a license change, ask which products and licenses it covers. Request the effective date, any change to charges or access, and the terms that apply after the change. Use the written notice and your agreement to plan the next step.
Quick Bid renewal cost should be confirmed with ConstructConnect for the licenses and agreement in question. ConstructConnect’s maintenance renewal guidance describes annual maintenance renewal for covered seats and lists benefits that include updates and support. It does not provide a universal renewal price.
Start with the current renewal notice and the prior invoice. Check that both cover the same number of licenses, products, and service period. If the total has changed, ask the account representative to explain the difference in writing. A changed package and a changed rate are different things to account for in a budget.
Ask when the quoted rate expires, whether there are renewal provisions in the agreement, and which services continue through the paid period. The answers will help distinguish the immediate renewal decision from a longer-term software evaluation.
ConstructConnect’s maintenance guidance identifies certain Quick Bid services, including eQuotes and accounting exports, as dependent on maintenance. It also describes limits on new technical support requests when maintenance expires. The effect on a particular customer depends on the applicable license and service terms.
Before allowing maintenance or a subscription to lapse, ask what will remain accessible, which services will stop, and what options exist for restoring access. Confirm how the team will view historical estimates, retrieve needed reports, and maintain backups. Do not apply an On-Screen Takeoff lapse or reinstatement policy to Quick Bid without product-specific confirmation.
Keep the quote and the vendor’s written answers together. Before approving the purchase or renewal, confirm:
For a fair cost comparison, use the same time period and a configuration that supports the same number of working estimators. Show one-time implementation expenses separately from recurring charges. Dividing an annual payment by 12 can help with budgeting, but it does not turn an annual commitment into monthly billing.
BuzzBID publishes the following plan prices on its pricing page. These were reviewed October 12, 2026. Confirm the required license quantity, configuration, and applicable purchase terms when ordering.
| BuzzBID plan | Monthly billing | Yearly billing | Included product scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $100 | $1,050 | ClickONCE™ takeoff and measurement. |
| Advanced | $250 | $1,750 | Standard’s takeoff tools, assembly-based estimating, and work-in-place tracking. |
| FireShield | $300 | $2,450 | Advanced features plus specialized fireproofing tools, including UL Fire Test integration. |
The Advanced yearly price is equivalent to about $145.83 per month when spread across 12 months for budgeting. The listed monthly payment option is $250. Those figures describe different billing choices, so use the one that matches the intended purchase.
A price comparison needs a current Quick Bid quote covering the required products and licenses. The published BuzzBID prices alone do not establish that it will cost less for every team or that the two configurations have identical capabilities.
For teams considering BuzzBID Advanced, the feature overview describes takeoff and estimating tools to evaluate. Run a demonstration using representative plans and assemblies. Check quantity review, labor and material calculations, markups, reports, and bid proposals against the team’s requirements.
If a change is being considered, identify the data and workflows that need to carry forward. Confirm what can be transferred, what must be configured or rebuilt, and how results will be checked. Validate assemblies, rates, codes, and sample estimate totals before relying on the new setup for a live bid. A successful transition requires review; it should not be assumed to be automatic or error-free.
Our On-Screen Takeoff migration guide can help organize the takeoff side of that evaluation. Confirm the specific approach for Quick Bid estimating data with the team handling the transition.
Continuing with Quick Bid may be a reasonable choice when the current workflow meets the team’s needs and the renewal terms are acceptable. Existing databases, practiced estimating routines, required accounting exports, and historical reporting can all matter to that decision.
Compare the value of a change with the effort to implement it. Evaluate required capabilities, total cost, training time, and any dependencies before choosing. BuzzBID is an option to assess against those criteria; the appropriate choice depends on the business and the work being estimated.
The official Quick Bid page provides a route to request a demonstration. Ask ConstructConnect whether a Quick Bid trial is available for the proposed configuration, how long it lasts, and what features and assistance it includes. Do not assume that trial terms advertised for another product apply to Quick Bid.
We did not find a free Quick Bid edition listed on the official product or pricing pages reviewed on October 12, 2026. Contact ConstructConnect to confirm current availability and distinguish any limited evaluation from an ongoing free license.
Quick Bid and On-Screen Takeoff are distinct products that can work together. ConstructConnect’s current subscription guidance lists some On-Screen Takeoff tiers that include Quick Bid. Confirm the exact products, editions, and features included in your quote rather than assuming they are always bundled or always charged separately.
Do not assume a separate charge applies to every configuration. ConstructConnect’s official materials describe different On-Screen Takeoff tiers and automation entitlements. Ask sales to identify the Takeoff Boost features and usage limits included in the quoted tier, along with any optional upgrade charges.
The best fit depends on the required workflow, license configuration, integrations, support, and total cost. BuzzBID Advanced is worth evaluating for teams seeking takeoff and assembly-based estimating in one application. This is BuzzBID’s editorial assessment, not an independent ranking or a claim that it is the best choice for every contractor.
For more options to evaluate, see our guide to Quick Bid alternatives for construction estimating.
This article is published by BuzzBID, a provider of takeoff and estimating software. Product comparisons and recommendations reflect our editorial assessment using the criteria discussed here. They are intended to support an evaluation and do not replace a vendor’s current quote, agreement, or product documentation.
Prices, licensing, packaging, features, and availability can change. Confirm the details for the specific configuration directly with the relevant vendor. Quick Bid, On-Screen Takeoff, Takeoff Boost, ConstructConnect, and other product or company names belong to their respective owners. References identify the products being discussed and do not imply endorsement or affiliation.
Request a current Quick Bid quote and compare it with the BuzzBID configuration your team needs. Review the included capabilities, total commitment, and implementation effort together. Compare BuzzBID’s plans or contact the BuzzBID team to discuss a demonstration using your estimating workflow.