Early access
We are rolling this out one group at a time
25 companies are running on Opulence today and 125 are on the list behind them. We onboard in small groups so every company gets a real setup, their data imported and their team trained before the next group starts.
25
companies live today
125
on the waitlist
Small groups
so every setup is a real one
As of September 2026.
Who is on it already
A startup in its first year, and a shop doing millions
Two customers who agreed to let us talk about their numbers. There are more, and they are not on this page — we do not publish a company's name, logo or figures without their written agreement, and we would rather show you two real stories than a wall of logos.
$3–4M a year
of work runs through the platform
An established insulation contractor running their year end to end on Opulence: bids out, jobs scheduled, change orders priced, invoices collected, all on one number.
Annual job volume booked through the platform.
$30K → $125K a month
in their first three months
A brand-new concrete company started on Opulence with one sales rep and one crew, and went from $30K to $70K to $125K in monthly booked work across their first three months, roughly a $1M annual run rate inside four months.
A concrete startup
Monthly booked work in their first three months on the platform.
If you are starting out
The whole back office, before you can afford a back office
The concrete company above started with one sales rep and one crew. What they did not have was an office manager, a estimator, or a stack of software — so the platform had to be all three, on day one, without a six-week implementation.
Bid off the plans on day one
Blueprint Takeoff is in every tier. Measure the PDF, price it against your own rates, send an itemised quote the customer signs online — with no separate takeoff subscription to buy first.
One number, so nothing is re-keyed
The bid number becomes the job, the invoice and the payment. A one-person office cannot afford a reconciliation step, and this removes the one everybody else has.
A change order cannot be forgotten
A job with an unresolved change order will not go to invoicing — the database refuses it. This is the control that pays for the software on its own.
The crew has a screen too
Jobs land on Google Calendar with the address and the scope. The crew files photos and reports from a phone, in Spanish or English, without a seat that can see your margins.
Set up in an afternoon
We import your open jobs, connect your calendar and your books, build your price book and train your team. Included, on every plan, with no implementation fee.
It grows without re-platforming
The shop doing $3–4M a year runs the same software as the startup. You do not migrate off it when you get bigger; you just switch more of it on.