Real vendor prices, straight from your Revit model
Run the plugin on your model and get a Bill of Quantities back with current prices, real product specs and the vendor behind every line.
Still in development. Engineering offices get early access first.
| Item | Qty | Unit price | Vendor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ceramic floor tile 60×60 | 1,240 m² | ||
| Gypsum board 12.5 mm | 860 m² | ||
| Interior emulsion paint | 3,100 m² |
Example of an exported BoQ.
Pricing a project still runs on phone calls
Going from a finished model to a priced BoQ is manual work, and it gets redone on every project.
Days lost to price hunting
Estimators call suppliers one by one, then build the same spreadsheet again on the next project.
Generic families, no real products
A Revit schedule counts elements, not products. Someone types in the make, the specification and the price later, by hand.
Budgets built on stale prices
Quotes go stale fast. A BoQ priced three months ago can be well off the market by tender day, and you find out as an overrun.
How The Vendor List works
Two sides, one list. Vendors publish what they sell, and engineering offices pull it into the model they are already working in.
- 1
Vendors publish live catalogs
Suppliers and manufacturers upload their active products through the vendor portal, with technical specifications, current prices and contact details.
- 2
The plugin extracts the BoQ
Engineers run The Vendor List inside Revit and get an accurate Bill of Quantities out of the model, with no manual takeoff.
- 3
Smart Match prices every line
Quantities are matched against the live database, so the Excel file you export already carries real prices, product specs and the vendor for each item.
Who it is for
The plugin is half of it. It pays off when the vendors are on the list too.
Engineering offices and contractors
See what a design costs while it can still change.
- Instant cost estimation from the model you already built
- Real products and technical data on generic families
- Vendor contact details attached to every priced line
- Excel export that fits the way your team already works
Vendors and manufacturers
Be in the file while the specification is being written.
- Reach the people who choose materials, inside their own tools
- Keep prices and stock current instead of answering quote requests
- Publish full technical specifications, not just a price
- Enquiries from projects that already used your products
Four tools inside Revit
The Vendor List is what we are building. The other three are everyday tools we ship with it.
TVL
The Vendor List
Priced Bill of Quantities, straight from the model
Extract the BoQ, match it against the vendor catalog and export an Excel sheet where every line already has a price, a spec and a supplier.
- Automated Revit BoQ extraction
- Live market pricing and availability
- Direct vendor contact per line item
SEQ
Smart Sequencer
Revit auto-renumbering without duplicate warnings
Click elements in order or draw a path to renumber doors, rooms, grids or parking spaces, with no duplicate number warnings.
DIM
Quick Dimension
Automatic wall and grid dimension strings
Draw continuous, aligned dimension strings for wall faces, structural openings and intersecting grids in one click.
LOD
Modeless Inspector
Revit to Excel drawing lists that keep their formatting
Filter and organize your sheet data, then push it into your company's own Excel templates without losing the formatting.
Frequently asked questions
Get on the list
Vendor, contractor or engineering office, tell us what you need and we will reply.
- One email when early access opens, nothing else.
- Vendors: tell us what you supply and we list you by hand.
- Offices: tell us what you model and we shape early access around it.
- Phone
- +20 100 110 0201
- Office
- 90th Street, Fifth Settlement, New Cairo, Cairo, Egypt