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Overview
Briq is an AI-powered automation platform that transforms construction businesses by streamlining critical functions and significantly increasing margins. Despite some reported functionality issues during implementation, its automation capabilities and excellent customer support make it a compelling choice. Briq helps teams solve complex problems and achieve substantial time and cost savings.
Overall Rating
Based on 7 users reviews
4.9
Rating Distribution
Positive
100%
Neutral
0%
Negative
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Starting Price
USD 1,750
per team per month
Briq Specifications
- Job Costing
- Accounts Payable
- Billing and Invoicing
- Change Order Management
What Is Briq?
Briq is an AI-powered automation platform designed to serve construction businesses. It includes its own AI orchestration platform, Otto, which can perform and verify work across construction workflows under supervision, instead of just offering recommendations. It reduces the need for users to manually move information between systems. The platform's product line includes Lead Genius for sales and pursuit workflows, Project Genius for project management and field-to-finance workflows, and Accounting Genius for accounts payable, billing, pay applications, and job costing.
Briq's Otto is built to give a centralized control layer across all these operations, allowing construction businesses to automate work across sales, projects, and finance. It can also work with the businesses' existing tech stack, including construction and financial apps as part of its workflow automation approach.
Briq Pricing
Briq pricing is a platform fee plus $250 per seat per month, across four tiers. Every tier includes all three products and all twenty Otto Workers, so the only variables are compute tier and seat count. Annual billing saves 15%. Full tier breakdown is below
- Silver - $1,750/month + $250/seat/month
- Gold- $2,750/month + $250/seat/month
- Platinum - $3,750/month + $250/seat/month
- Enterprise - Custom pricing
Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.
Briq Integrations
Briq software supports integration with multiple construction, accounting, CRM, productivity, and project management platforms, such as:
Who Is Briq For?
Briq is built for construction, and only construction:
- General contractors
- Specialty and trade contractors
- Electrical, mechanical, HVAC, and plumbing contractors
- Industrial, energy, and heavy civil contractors
- Construction managers
- Real estate developers and owners
Is Briq Right For You?
Briq may be a good fit for established construction businesses that need to automate complex, repetitive workflows across business development, project management, and accounting. Its security and AI governance features may also suit organizations with strict requirements for handling business data, including SOC 2 Type II certification, AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 encryption in transit, role-based access controls, MFA, and SSO. AI activity is versioned, logged, and auditable, while workflows are designed to produce consistent outputs from the same inputs.
Briq is built for established contractors running real volume. It is not the right fit for small contractors, for companies looking for a single point tool, or for organizations outside construction. Still not sure about Briq? Contact us at (661) 384-7070 for further guidance.
Briq Features
Lead Genius
Replaces the CRM. Otto builds the pipeline from permits, planning meetings, and public filings, reads RFPs, analyzes bids, generates proposals, and runs outreach across email, LinkedIn, and dial.
Project Genius
Replaces the project management suite. Live budgets, change orders that get caught and priced automatically, documents and drawings, subcontractor management, and a portfolio control tower across every job.
Accounting Genius
Replaces most of the ERP. AP autopilot with three-way matching, same-day AIA billing and pay apps, live job cost, cash position, and certified payroll.
Otto Intelligence
The command surface. Ask for what you need in plain language and Otto pulls the answer across sales, projects, and finance.
Otto Agents
Twenty Otto Workers that do the work and then verify it. Every Worker is included at every pricing tier.
Otto Computer
Operates legacy and on-premise software directly by driving the screen, with no API required. This is how Otto runs against a forty-year-old ERP without an integration project.
Otto Brain
Model routing, versioned prompts, and a complete audit trail of every AI invocation. See which model ran, what was asked, and what came back.
Otto Research
Web and document intelligence that returns answers with cited sources rather than assertions.
GLYPH
The event bus that keeps all three products in sync without integration work, with typed data contracts on every handoff.
Valkyrie
Build custom apps, dashboards, and data surfaces in plain language, inside the platform, without a services engagement.
Pros And Cons of Briq
Pros
Excellent customer support and responsiveness
Significant time and cost savings
Improved financial management and reporting
Cons
Integration process can be quite tedious
Frequent employee turnover during implementation process
Briq Pricing
Disclaimer: The pricing details were last updated on Aug 10, 2026 from the vendor's website. Please contact us for a tailored pricing list.
Briq Reviews
Total 7 reviews
4.9
All reviews are from verified customers
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Share your experience
David Smith
Construction, 51-100 employees
Less than 6 months
“Mixed Experience with Briq Good Idea but Needs Improvement”
Pros
Good automation features, helpful for financial planning, and saves time on repetitive tasks.
Cons
Difficult setup, integration issues, and performance is not always reliable.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
10
Value for money
10
Customer Support
10
Functionality
10
Giovanni R.
Construction, 51-100 employees
Less than a year
“Project Manager”
Pros
Good automation features and helpful financial insights that improve workflow efficiency.
Cons
Setup can be complex, and performance is sometimes inconsistent.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
9
Value for money
10
Customer Support
10
Functionality
10
Daniel Carter
Finance, 11-50 employees
Less than a year
“Financial Operations Manager”
Pros
Briq provides strong automation for budgeting, forecasting, and financial workflows. The platform helps reduce manual work and improves accuracy with real-time data insights. Its ability to integrate with accounting and project management systems makes it very efficient for construction companies.
Cons
The initial setup and integration process can take time, especially for new users. Pricing is not transparent and requires direct consultation. Also, some features may overlap with existing tools depending on your current system.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
8
Value for money
10
Customer Support
10
Functionality
10
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Briq offer an API?
Yes. API access is included at the Gold tier and above. Otto also uses MCP and native connectors to read and write across more than forty construction and business systems, and Otto Computer operates legacy on-premise systems that have no usable API.
What other apps does Briq integrate with?
Otto connects to more than forty systems including Procore, Autodesk Construction Cloud, Sage, Viewpoint Vista and Spectrum, Foundation Software, CMiC, Unanet, HCSS, Salesforce, Microsoft 365 and SharePoint, QuickBooks, SAP, Oracle, GCPay, Bluebeam, Jonas, Buildertrend, and Raken. For legacy on-premise systems without an API, Otto Computer operates the software directly by driving the screen.
What types of pricing plans does Briq offer?
Four tiers. Silver at $1,750/month, Gold at $2,750/month, Platinum at $3,750/month, and custom Enterprise pricing. Seats are $250/seat/month at every tier. Annual billing saves 15%. Every tier includes all three products, Lead Genius, Project Genius, and Accounting Genius, with no module upsell.
Who are the typical users of Briq?
Construction firms with fifty or more employees and fifty million dollars or more in revenue, including general contractors, specialty and MEP contractors, construction managers, industrial and energy contractors, and real estate developers. Day-to-day users include estimators, preconstruction and business development teams, project managers, superintendents, project engineers, accounts payable and billing staff, controllers, and executives.
What language does Briq support?
English.
How is Otto different from an AI assistant or copilot?
An assistant makes suggestions and waits. Otto does the work and then verifies it. Otto reads the bid, builds the proposal, codes the invoice, assembles the pay app, and confirms the result, rather than drafting something for a person to finish.
Do we have to replace everything at once?
No. Every deployment follows the same three steps. Otto connects to the systems you already run, and nothing changes for your team on day one. Otto then takes over the work inside those systems. The legacy system gets a retirement date once Otto is running the workflow, which, for an ERP, typically means one module/quarter.


