Plan or photo
Blueprint scale calculator
Use one reliable known dimension to estimate same-plane lengths, rectangular area, or an irregular polygon traced on a local image.
Three focused construction tools
Measure. Quantify. Price.
Then keep the whole estimate together.
Use one focused tool at each edge of the estimating workflow: calibrate a plan from a known dimension, convert slab measurements into concrete yardage, or check the markup behind a bid. Takeoff is the product that connects those steps and preserves the work.
No account · No plan upload · No entered measurement, material, or cost values sent to Takeoff
Three useful previews
One narrow job for each tool.
These tools demonstrate the path from drawing to quantity to price. They keep the arithmetic visible, but they do not replace the measured source, project assumptions, pricing system, estimate record, or handoff that Takeoff keeps together.
Concrete
Concrete yardage calculator
Convert measured slab area and thickness into cubic yards, then expose waste and supplier rounding as separate steps.
Bid price
Bid markup calculator
Compare additive-on-direct-cost and sequential-compounding markup without hiding the dollar basis behind each percentage.
- Establish a reliable known dimension and calibrate the source.
- Turn the measured slab area and thickness into an order quantity.
- Check how direct cost and markup become the bid total.
- Use Takeoff to keep the marked source, assumptions, pricing, estimate, and reusable setup connected.
A preview, not the product
Useful arithmetic. The full workflow lives in Takeoff.
Each tool answers one narrow question and keeps its formula beside the result. Takeoff connects the drawing, measurements, assemblies, pricing, estimate versions, customer-facing output, and the knowledge you want to reuse.
- Focused tools
- 3
- Account required
- No
- Values stay on this device
- Yes
- Plan upload
- None
- Project context
- In Takeoff
- Connected estimate
- In Takeoff
The calculators do not save drawing context, assemblies, pricing libraries, estimate revisions, or handoff packages. They also cannot confirm field conditions, design requirements, supplier rules, labor productivity, current pricing, or complete contract scope.
