Kojo, the leading construction procurement platform, today announced the launch of a new suite of AI-powered tools designed to help contractors reduce the impact of rising material costs. As pricing volatility driven by global tariffs continue to put pressure on margins, Kojo’s latest innovation gives contractors a competitive edge by making sourcing faster, smarter, and more cost-effective.

The new AI tools help contractors:

• Instantly compare pricing across multiple suppliers
• Forecast material cost changes and availability
• Identify cost-saving opportunities to source from your own warehouse and bulk buys
• Automate purchasing recommendations based on historical data and supplier trends

“Contractors are navigating one of the most volatile materials markets in decades,” said Maria Davidson, CEO of Kojo. “Our AI suite is designed to take the guesswork out of procurement. It puts real-time intelligence in the hands of project teams so they can stay ahead of price spikes, supply issues, and project delays.”

To help construction professionals understand and prepare for material cost volatility, Kojo is also hosting a free industry webinar:

“Bracing for Tariffs: Procurement Strategies to Protect Your Bottom Line”

• Date: April 28th, 2025, 12:00 pm Central Time
• Register Here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OTU47ynATKO0oDz84odktQ

This session will explore how contractors can adapt their purchasing strategies in the face of new tariffs, inflation, and global uncertainty.

Kojo’s AI tools are integrated directly into the workflows that field and office teams already use, so adoption is seamless. With over 500 contractors managing billions of dollars in material spend through Kojo, the platform is quickly becoming the industry standard for intelligent procurement.

To learn more or schedule a demo, visit www.usekojo.com.

About Kojo

Kojo is the leading construction procurement platform, powering how contractors buy and manage materials. From field requests to supplier coordination, Kojo streamlines the entire purchasing process so contractors can save money, reduce waste, and finish jobs on time.

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