Streckenheld Pricing: Sites, Locations and Modules

Streckenheld charges for what actually drives your workload: for construction firms that is construction sites, for building material retailers it is locations, drivers and documents. Here is how the price is put together. We will put the specific figures into an individual offer for you.

The pricing model at a glance

Pricing for construction firms: per active site

Construction firms pay per active construction site per month, the unit in which you already plan, cost and account for material spend. As your order book grows, the price grows with it; as sites wind down, it drops. Site managers, foremen, purchasing and accounting work together on each site, and team management controls who sees which sites and features.

The modules

Choose the modules that fit the way you work:

• AI reconciliation: the AI reads invoices, delivery notes and order confirmations and checks them against each other in a four-way match, with an approval workflow and SEPA XML export. More on the invoice verification page and in the guide AI reconciliation.
• AI procurement: framework contracts become a price catalog, requests for quote and offers run in a structured process, and every invoice is checked against contract prices. See AI procurement and contract compliance and quote requests and offer comparison.
• Ordering and approvals: orders from contracts and quotes at agreed prices, with approval limits, a site calendar and delivery tracking. More on the purchase order management page.

What lowers the price

• Bundle modules: the more modules you combine, the lower the price per site.
• More sites: volume discounts increase with the number of active sites.
• Annual instead of monthly: annual billing is cheaper than monthly billing.

Add-on: load carriers

Pallets, frames and returnable containers are tracked per supplier so deposits come back. The add-on is billed per site and pairs well with digital delivery notes.

Pricing for building material retailers: location, driver, document

For building material retailers, the price is made up of three building blocks, each matching one AI agent:

• Per location for the platform where orders, deliveries and communication with your customers come together.
• Per driver for routing and dispatch of your own fleet. The agent suggests routes from the data your dispatchers already have and dispatches in one click to your own fleet, partner carriers or our network of building materials carriers.
• Per processed document for document management and re-invoicing. The agent collects delivery notes from manufacturers, sends documents to your customers and re-invoices drop shipments at each customer's prices.

That way you pay for the agents you actually use, and the price scales with your real volume.

How to get your offer

1. Book a call: use the contact page to book a 30-minute consultation.
2. Clarify your needs: we discuss the number of sites or locations, drivers, document volume, your ERP and the modules you need.
3. Receive your offer: we put together an offer that reflects bundles, volume discounts and billing interval.
4. Onboarding: your rules are captured as instructions for the AI. That takes hours, not weeks.

If you'd like to see Streckenheld in action first, book a demo.

Good to know

• Setup: whatever applies to your rollout is set out in your offer. There is no months-long integration phase.
• Your ERP stays: Streckenheld connects to the ERP you already use, such as BRZ, Nevaris, RIB or PDS. No system change, no double entry.
• Your data: hosted in the EU and processed under GDPR with a data processing agreement. Your contracts, quotes and invoices are not used to train models and can be exported or deleted at any time.
• Start small: begin with one module or a few sites and expand once the value is clear.

Which model fits whom

• Construction firms and general contractors that want to control material spend across several sites choose the per-site model.
• Building material retailers that want to automate logistics, documents and re-invoicing combine locations, drivers and documents.