Show the finished job in your bid, before it's built
When you bid, the job doesn't exist yet. The client is choosing between documents. A short film that shows how you'll do the work and what they'll be left with is easier to remember than a method statement, and until now it meant paying a CGI studio and waiting weeks.
What contractors use it for
- The bid film: your approach to this job in 60 seconds, for the presentation and the quality submission.
- Before and after: the site as it is, then as it will be.
- How we'll do it: phasing, access, how you'll keep the road, school or shop open while you work.
- For neighbours and residents: what's happening, for how long, and who to call.
- Your company in a minute: the kind of work you do, for the home page and the pre-qualification pack.
What it replaces
A fly-through from a visualisation studio is priced by the minute. One studio's own guide starts at about $2,200 a finished minute, rising past $12,000 for detailed work, with weeks of turnaround. That is hard to justify on every bid, so most bids go in without one.
On Yuumeh a bid film is a handful of clips that you price before making. Plans start at £14.99 a month and you can cancel any time. One 15-second clip costs from about £0.90 to £7.08 depending on the quality you choose, and you always see the price before anything is made. A clip that fails isn't charged. Pricing has every number.
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How it works
- Say what you wantDescribe the job the way you'd brief your site manager. Upload site photos, drawings or the architect's pictures so the film starts from the real place.
- See the plan and the priceYou get a shot-by-shot plan and one price for all of it. Nothing has been spent yet.
- Approve each pieceEach picture and each clip is shown to you as it's made. Keep it, ask for a change in plain words, or drop it.
- Download your filmThe clips are joined with music and a voice into one video file, ready to send, show or upload.
What it can't do
- It is an illustration, not a survey. The footage is computer-made from your photos and description. It is not to scale and must not be presented as a measured drawing or an approved design.
- It doesn't read CAD or BIM files. It works from photos, pictures and words.
- Signs, small writing and logos can come out wrong. Check each clip, and add your logo and captions afterwards.
- Site safety content needs checking by your competent person before anyone relies on it.
- Check the tender rules: some clients limit what can be submitted, and some ask you to say when pictures are computer-made.
Would you like a hand?
Email support@yuumeh.com and tell us about a job you're bidding for. We'll help you plan its film.
Questions
- Do I need to know anything about AI or video?
- No. You describe what you want in ordinary words. Yuumeh-chan, the built-in producer, handles the technical side and explains each step.
- How quickly can I have one?
- A picture takes seconds and a clip a few minutes. A one-minute film can be done in a day, which fits a tender deadline.
- Will it show the actual site?
- Upload your site photos and they're used as the starting point. You see every picture before any video is made from it.
- Can I reuse it on the next bid?
- Yes. Everything stays on your canvas. Remake the shots that are specific to the job and keep the rest.
- Who owns the film?
- You can use what you make in your bids and your marketing. The terms have the detail.
Reviewed 12 November 2026