In their words

What contractors say about ProBidCore

Estimators and project managers don't switch tools lightly. Here's what they tell us after they stop retyping estimates and start syncing straight to Procore.

2–5 hrs

saved per estimate

Reported by early adopters

< 30s

average sync time

From click to Procore budget

OAuth 2.0

official Procore API

Not screen-scraping or CSV hacks

Early-access contractor feedback

Early access

ProBidCore is in early access. These are responses from contractors who used the product during our onboarding program. Full verified case studies are being collected.

Used to spend 2 hours re-entering every estimate into Procore. Now it's one click. First sync took about 45 seconds.
2 hrs saved per estimate
M

Mike T.

Mechanical contractor, Rocky Mountain region

We bid 8–10 jobs a week. The double entry was killing us. ProBidCore plugged straight into our Procore workflow with zero issues.
8–10 estimates synced weekly
J

Jason W.

General contractor, Southwest US

Setup took 10 minutes. Had our first budget in Procore before the call was over.
Live in Procore in under 10 min
D

Dave R.

Roofing contractor, Mid-South

Connected to Procore in 15 minutes. My PM was impressed when the full budget showed up before our kick-off call.
15-min setup, zero rework
C

Chris P.

Specialty contractor, Pacific Northwest

We were copy-pasting 40–60 line items per job. Now it's a button click. Whole team is on it.
40–60 line items synced instantly
R

Ray M.

Commercial GC, Southeast US

From the founder
“I built ProBidCore because I watched estimators spend half their Friday retyping numbers from Excel into Procore. It's exactly the kind of problem software should solve. We're early, and every customer gets a direct line to me — not a support ticket.”
PB

Founder, ProBidCore

Founder-led onboarding for every early customer

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