Data export available on request
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Confidence: medium
Source
ProEst
by Autodesk
Last updated Mar 29, 2026 · 1 revision
Enterprise cloud estimating by Autodesk with digital takeoff, real-time cost updates, and ERP integration for mechanical contractors.
Highlights
Capabilities
Trust
Media
construction.autodesk.com
About This Product
ProEst is an Autodesk-owned cloud-based construction estimating platform combining CRM, cost estimating, digital takeoffs, bid-day analysis, and reporting. It features visual estimating assemblies, real-time material pricing, labor factoring, and integration with accounting systems like QuickBooks and Sage. Annual subscription starting around $5,000/year with unlimited users and 24/7 access.
Capabilities
How this product is delivered and what's included out of the box.
- Mobile app
- Available
- Free trial
- Yes
- Free tier
- No
- Public API
- Yes
- Deployment
- Cloud
Trust & Privacy
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Data deletion honored on request
"You can also delete your personal data and close your account."
Confidence: high
Source
Primary policy document: https://www.autodesk.com/company/legal-notices-trademarks/privacy-statement
FSH Score Breakdown
Ease of Use 5.0
Features 5.7
Support 5.0
Value 4.0
Integrations 8.0
AI Capabilities 1.5
Features
28 features confirmed across
9categories· Showing confirmed capabilities only
Estimating & Quoting10features
Conversion of Estimates to Project BudgetsForma Build integrationProfessional ProposalsCustom proposalsBid Management Tools for Tracking Subcontractor Bids and Scope LevelingCustomizable Labor and Material DatabaseAssembly BuilderCost Database and AssembliesBuilt-in Database of Price Estimates for HVAC Components and ServicesCost Code TrackingProposal Management
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Cost Code ConversionCost code organizationImport Estimates Into Procore Budget ToolConversion of estimates to project budgets
Platform & Customization7features
Data ImportCustom BrandingCustomizable reports with images and brand identityDispatch Or FSM Software IntegrationSoftware IntegrationsRole-Based Access ControlMulti-user collaboration with role-based permissionsDesign CollaborationMulti-user CollaborationCustom TemplatesCustomizable report templatesAPI Automation for Processes
Accounting Integration3features
Job CostingBudgetingCapEx Planningestimate to budget conversion
Customer Communication2features
Proposal Sharing And Feedback CollectionProposal sharing and feedback collectionProposal Sharing
Technician Management2features
Time TrackingSubcontractor ManagementBid management with subcontractor tracking and scope leveling
Scheduling & Dispatch1feature
Project Management
Invoicing & Payments1feature
Invoicingbid management
Reporting & Analytics1feature
Economic AnalysisBid day analysis
AI & Automation1feature
AI EstimatingCloud-based construction estimating
Integrations 7 across 2 categories
Field Service 5
Autodesk Build
Autodesk Construction Cloud
Autodesk Cost Management
Autodesk Forma Build
Procore
Procore
Accounting 2
QuickBooks Online
QuickBooks
Sage
Sage 300
Pricing
- Model
- Subscription
- Starting at
- $5,000/mo
- Notes
- Starts at $5,000/year with unlimited users. Final cost based on awarded projects using ProEst. Implementation costs $5,000-$20,000 additional depending on complexity, data migration, and customization. Part of Autodesk Construction Cloud. Enterprise-grade pricing — not suitable for small HVAC contractors.
Related Products 1 across 1 category
Alternatives & Competitors
Sage Estimating
Evidence-backed
Good
Sage Group Good match
Why these are related — sources 2
- reddit
“I just had a horrible experience with Sage Estimating support, and I started searching and found AutoDesk's ProEst.”
- constructionbids.ai
“The most common alternatives to Sage Estimating in 2026 are STACK (cloud, good for small/mid contractors), PlanSwift (perpetual-license takeoff), ProEst, The Estimating Edge, McCormick, and HeavyBid for heavy-civil.”