Architects
See the RFIs bidders are likely to send you, before you issue. Grudar reads your set the way a bidder will and surfaces their questions early enough to fix them.
Grudar for Architects
Grudar reads your drawings and spec book the way a bidder will, then hands you the gaps, conflicts, and questions they would ask, while there is still time to fix them before you issue.
Reports are delivered in English.
Architects today. Contractors next.
See the RFIs bidders are likely to send you, before you issue. Grudar reads your set the way a bidder will and surfaces their questions early enough to fix them.
Grudar for GCs is locked until launch (early 2027): the gaps and conflicts before you commit a price, then the office work from start to finish. Get notified
Coming next: your scope, what's missing, and what to ask before you price it.
Three steps, one scan.
Plans, specs, and site photos if you have them. Grudar tells you the moment it's ready to scan — usually under 2 minutes. Photos are optional; a documents-only set still scans fully.
Grudar reads the whole set — no skimming — and shows you the expected wait before you commit. Most scans finish in about 20 minutes; large sets can take over an hour.
A complete report, delivered as a downloadable PDF and viewable in-app: scope gaps, conflicts, and the questions worth asking, organized for how you'll use it.
Every scan report is organized around the same sections. Photos are optional — a documents-only set still gets a full report; include site photos and the existing conditions section is added.
A plain-language summary of what the scan found, so you know where to start reading.
Places where the drawings, specs, or other documents in the set disagree with each other.
The specific questions worth asking before you price or issue, drafted from what the set leaves unclear or missing.
When you upload site photos with the set, this section reports what they show about existing conditions — folded into the same scan, not a separate product.
What the set puts in scope, organized so you can see what you're actually pricing or building.
Conditions and notes in the set worth flagging for attention.
The project basics worth knowing: site, structure, and permitting.
A plain accounting of what the scan read, so you know exactly what's covered and what isn't.
See what a real report looks like before you buy one.
You pay for the document set you scan, sized to how big it is. Pricing is announced at launch — three tiers sized to your document set, plus a per-photo charge for site photos, with a number of free photos included. You'll see the exact price for your set before you click — never after.
Prices are still being set by the owner and will appear here before launch.
See the full pricing page for tier details and the credit policy.
Your plan set (PDF) and spec book, plus site photos if you have them. Photos aren't required — a documents-only set still scans — but they sharpen the report.
Most scans finish in about 20 minutes; large sets can take over an hour. You'll see the expected wait before you click, and know the moment your report is ready.
Every scope gap, conflict, and open question Grudar found in your set, organized for how you'll use it — delivered as a downloadable PDF and viewable in-app.
Grudar is a QA aid, not a substitute for professional design review or a licensed reviewer's judgment — use it alongside your own review, not instead of it. It reads the entire set and writes down what it found so you're not starting from zero. That's thoroughness and a head start, not a guarantee that nothing was missed.
No subscription, no seats. You pay per scan, priced to the size of your document set — see Pricing above.
Yes. Your documents and your report belong to your account; Grudar does not share one customer's project with another.
Pricing announced at launch. No seats. No subscription.