How many seats or users does Bildstak need?

Per-seat pricing creates a predictable problem on construction projects: the people who most need access to data are spread across disciplines and firms, and seat costs add up fast. Bildstak avoids this with per-project pricing — one licence per project, covering the whole team.

What that means in practice:

• No seat counting. Project managers, quantity surveyors, BIM coordinators, contract administrators, commercial managers, schedulers — everyone on the project uses the same licence.
• No approval friction for adding users. When a new team member joins the project, they get access without a procurement cycle.
• Predictable cost for procurement. The project licence is a known line in the project budget, not a variable that grows with headcount.
• Scales to portfolio. Multiple projects are multiple licences — straightforward to model for a programme or portfolio.

Add-on modules (Claims Builder, the Analyst, and others) are attached at the project level too, so there is no per-user component anywhere in the pricing.

For large programmes with dozens of concurrent projects, or for platform/SDK embedding scenarios, we discuss volume terms in the scoping call. The goal is pricing that is simple to explain to procurement and predictable over the life of the project.