According to a recent LinkedIn post from Billd, analysis from the 2026 National Subcontractor Market Report survey suggests subcontractors that priced bids to include cost of capital were 41% more profitable than those that did not. The post also indicates that a growing share of subcontractors is incorporating capital costs into bids and reportedly winning more work than peers.
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The company’s LinkedIn post highlights educational resources aimed at helping subcontractors calculate cost of capital based on general contractors’ days sales outstanding and per-project working capital needs. For investors, this emphasis on financial discipline in bidding may point to sustained demand for Billd’s financing and analytics offerings, potentially deepening its role in subcontractor cash-flow management within the construction ecosystem.
The post further notes that an updated 2025 impact analysis will be released later this spring in the full market report. If that report confirms a consistent profitability advantage tied to cost-of-capital awareness, Billd could strengthen its data-driven value proposition, supporting customer acquisition and retention while reinforcing its position as an insights provider in a traditionally under-digitized segment.