Kestrel Labs

[ Pricing ]

Build your own estimate.

Kestrel is priced per active project. The more of your projects run through it, the less each one costs. It is built to be part of how your firm works, not a tool for one project.

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[ Start here ]

Who is the estimate for?

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[ What's Included ]

Everything you need is included.

Included

[01]

Everyone on the project

No seat licenses. Anyone working on an active project is in.

Included

[02]

Unlimited checks

Run it as often as you want, on every active project.

Included

[03]

Access in Revit, Forma, and Kestrel

View violations in the model or in the cloud.

Included

[04]

Onboarding and calibration

Set up to your modeling standards, with support as you expand.

Included

[05]

Your jurisdictions' codes

The editions your projects need, confirmed at kickoff.

[ Schedule a Demo ]

Let's figure out the right place to start.

In a 30-minute demo, we'll show you Kestrel live in Revit and learn a little about your team's work. If it makes sense to move forward, we'll recommend a starting point and give you clear pricing.

Schedule a Demo

Want to see it before you talk numbers? Run the demo

[ FAQ ]

Frequently asked

The short answers. Reach out if you want the long ones, or anything not here.

[01]

Can we bill Kestrel to the project as a reimbursable?

Yes. Kestrel is priced per project so it can be carried as a project cost. Some firms bill it to the owner as a reimbursable; others carry it in the fee the way they carry a consultant.

[02]

What counts as an active project?

One your team ran checks on that month while it is in design. Projects on hold or in construction do not count.

[03]

Do we pay per user, per check, or per seat?

No. Everyone working on an active project is included, and checks are unlimited.

[04]

We have more than twenty-five projects a year.

That is a firmwide agreement: one annual number for the whole firm instead of counting projects. Book thirty minutes.