
Identify project complexity and floor typicality to develop a fair, area-aware pricing system for bim model work, including lod 400 and shop drawings, while planning team management and resources.
Define total man months and man days as outputs of BIM estimation. Show how to compute cost by multiplying man months by engineer salary and profit.
Learn to use Excel's absolute references to lock constants in formulas for BIM tendering calculations. Calculate days, months, and resources from area, rate, and working days to estimate project cost.
Learn to estimate BIM projects for tendering by defining scope, calculating floor areas, applying complexity and typicality to derive equivalent area, and pricing model coordination and shop drawings with profit.
Allocate resources for a BIM tender by scheduling a nine-month project with 12 engineers per month to match floor-by-floor progress, model and sheets coordination, and progress-based invoicing.
Master Revit Project Pricing – Simple, Clear, and Professional
Are you unsure how to price your Revit projects properly?
Do you feel like your time and effort aren’t being valued enough?
This course will teach you step-by-step how to price your architectural, structural, or MEP work on Revit in a fair and professional way.
Whether you’re a freelancer, working at a consulting firm, or running your own BIM business, this course gives you the tools and knowledge to price your projects confidently and correctly.
Who is this course for?
Revit freelancers
Architects, structural engineers, and MEP engineers
BIM professionals working in offices
Anyone using Revit and wants to build a solid pricing system
What you’ll learn in this course:
1. How to Analyze Project Complexity
Not every project takes the same effort. You’ll learn how to break down your project and understand which parts are more detailed or time-consuming. This helps you plan your work and price it correctly.
2. How to Measure Floor Repetition (Copy/Paste Logic)
Some floors are repeated – others are not. You’ll learn how to calculate the percentage of repetition between floors and use this to adjust your pricing and avoid overcharging or undercharging.
3. Create a Pricing System Based on Complexity and Repetition
Instead of giving one big price, you’ll learn how to split the project into parts and price each part based on how complex or unique it is. This gives the client a clear, detailed offer — and shows your professionalism.
4. Team Management and Task Distribution
If you work with a team, you’ll learn how to assign tasks based on each person’s skill level. This helps you deliver projects faster and with better quality — without overloading your team.
What’s included:
Easy-to-follow practical content
Ready-made Excel templates for project pricing
Real case studies from actual projects
Certificate of completion
Support and Q&A even after the course