Buildots AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Buildots is construction progress software for general contractors and owners on large projects. It compares site captures with the BIM model and schedule, measures progress per element and forecasts which activities threaten the delivery date.

Site data comes from 360 cameras, drones or laser scans, and Buildots also offers a fully managed capture service. Results arrive within 24 to 36 hours and feed dashboards for progress, risk alerts, contractor management, documentation and portfolio views. Buildots Ltd. is based in Tel Aviv and names contractors such as JE Dunn, Mortenson, Kier and Mace as customers. The product page shows integrations with Autodesk tools, Oracle Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project.

• Measures progress against the modelComputer vision compares each capture with the BIM model and the schedule and records which elements are installed. Project managers get an objective progress status per trade and area instead of relying on subcontractor reports.
• Forecasts delays before they happenFrom the progress history, Buildots predicts which activities and deviations are likely to push the delivery date, according to the vendor weeks in advance. Teams can shift crews or resequence work while there is still time.
• Documents the site continuouslyEvery capture is stored and linked to the model, giving a visual record of what was built when. This helps in coordination meetings, handovers and disputes with contractors.

• Accepts captures from 360 cameras, drones and laser scans, with an optional managed capture service.
• Lists SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, single sign-on and integrations with Autodesk tools, Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project.

Buildots names US contractors such as JE Dunn, Mortenson and DLR Group and UK contractors such as Kier and Mace among its customers.

Buildots needs a usable BIM model and a detailed schedule, so check model quality before a pilot. Clarify where images are stored, since the privacy policy mentions transfers outside the EEA. Site images can show workers; agree on how people in captures are handled and who may view them.

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