YOUR SOURCE FOR BETTER SOLAR ESTIMATING

PVBid was created in 2014 with the dream of making solar estimating more accessible and easier for the solar community.

PVBid takes the guesswork out of estimating solar project costs.

PVBid analyzes a company’s past projects and trends to precisely generate a system’s estimated cost. Starting with minimal necessary information, PVBid improves workflow and speed. As additional information is included, bids become more refined.

PVBid helps companies improve their bottom line by providing real-time insight into operations and costs, streamlining their workflow, and reducing unnecessary administrative hours. PVBid takes estimating to a whole new level.

How We Help You

SOFTWARE

State-of-the-art software
at your finger tips
when you need it.

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ESTIMATING

Scale your estimating department
without the overhead
of a new hire.

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CONSULTING

Draw on a decade
of estimating and process experience
to become more profitable.

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Change The Way You Estimate

Schedule a Demo with us to learn how our software can help your team estimate faster and more accurately.

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Being able to provide quick & accurate turn-around in pricing to our customers is critical to our success.

Eric Nyman, Sun Light & Power
PVBid is approaching the problem correctly: They focus on project level profitability by tying project actuals to estimation

Pamela Cargil, Principal, Chaolyst
PVBid has brought all my bids and pricing into one place. Now I can see what my costs are and what I’ve bid in the past. The smooth functionality allows me to bid faster and smarter!

Rich Sisitsky, Solect Energy
Now that I’m using PVBid, I can’t imagine going back to Excel

Rogan Guild, Borrego Solar
Finally an estimating tool made for Solar!

Jason Askins, Borrego Solar
Since my company has been using PV Bid, I have full confidence that my sales team is accurately pricing jobs and delivering project proposals to our clients at the levels of quality and response time that I expect of them

Conor Darby, OnSite Energy