Questions estimators ask
Does it count things for me?
You are always in control. You make every count and route, and the software checks the scale, totals the quantities and carries them into the estimate.
Can I bring my own rates and build-ups?
Yes. Upload them from Excel or CSV yourself, or send them to us and we will load them into your account and delete our copies.
Who can see my prices?
Only the people in your company you give a login to. Your prices are never shared, pooled or used for anyone else.
Do I get training?
Yes. As soon as you start your free trial we email you a training guide and how-to videos. Once you subscribe after the trial, you can book a dedicated training session for you and your team.
What happens when the free trial ends?
Upgrade at any time, even before the 7 days are up. Everything you did in the trial is saved and nothing is lost, the watermark comes off straight away, and you can book your dedicated training session. During the trial, all exports, reports, PDFs and tender letters carry a watermark.
Am I tied in?
No. Licences are monthly rolling, and you can add or remove users as your team changes.
Price your next tender on TenderRYT.
7 days free, every feature, no project limits. Your training guide and videos arrive by email straight away.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU SIGN UP
1 · STRAIGHT AWAY
Your training pack by email
The moment you start your trial we email you a step-by-step training guide and short how-to videos, so you can price a real job from day one.
2 · DURING YOUR 7 DAYS
Try it on a live tender
Load your own drawings, take them off and price them. Every feature is open and there are no project limits. During the trial, all exports and print-outs carry a watermark.
3 · WHEN YOU SUBSCRIBE
Book your own training session
Upgrade at any time and everything you did in the trial is kept: nothing is lost, and the watermark comes off. Then book a dedicated training session for you and your team.
Coming soon: TenderRYT Academy · estimating training, and TenderRYT Cost Plan · early Mechanical and Electrical budgets.