Measure the work
Import and calibrate the plans, then count items and measure length, area, perimeter, and volume with a visible link back to the drawing.
Construction takeoff + estimating · Windows
Every estimate should make
the next one better.
Measure construction plans, turn quantities into consistent estimates, communicate the number clearly, and preserve proven assemblies, costs, formulas, and scope for the next project—all on your Windows PC.
30-day money-back guarantee · One user · Two Windows PCs · Works offline after installation · v1 updates included
Measure the workPlan-linked counts and dimensions
Price it consistentlyVisible assemblies, costs, and formulas
Communicate clearlyProposals, workbooks, and scope notes
Keep what worksReusable knowledge for the next estimate
From marked plan to repeatable estimate
Know where the number came from—and use that work again.
Keep each quantity connected to its markup, pricing, and scope notes. When similar work comes along, start with an estimate your company has already reviewed instead of rebuilding it from memory.
23-second product tour
See one quantity become a clear estimate.
Watch Takeoff verify scale, measure the work, apply assemblies and costs, and produce an estimate that is easy to review and explain. The same setup remains ready for the next similar scope.
Real product screens · Spoken walkthrough · English captionsSee Takeoff work
From plan to a reviewable estimate.
Watch Takeoff turn calibrated measurements into visible pricing, a clear handoff, and reusable estimating knowledge. Start with the two-minute overview or go step by step.
Complete workflow · 1:52
The complete plan-to-estimate workflow
Import, calibrate, measure, price, review, communicate, save, and reuse—without losing where the number came from.
Tutorial 1 · 5:25
Import, calibrate, and measure
Import a plan, verify the sheet, calibrate both axes, and keep the measured item tied to its source.
Tutorial 2 · 5:37
Assemblies, costs, and review
Follow a measured quantity into visible pricing logic, resolve a warning, and save a review checkpoint.
Tutorial 3 · 5:56
Communicate, save, and reuse
Export a clear handoff, reopen the project, verify persistence, and reuse reviewed work in the next estimate.
One connected estimating workflow
Measure. Price. Communicate. Preserve.
Price consistently
Connect quantities to visible costs, formulas, assemblies, waste, labor, allowances, and markups.
Communicate clearly
Save the version you send, then create proposals, bid packages, workbooks, quantity reports, and exports without retyping the work.
Keep what works
Reuse proven cost items, formulas, assemblies, and estimate structure in another scope or the next project.
Built for repeatable estimating
The estimate stays useful after you send it.
Keep the quantities, assumptions, assemblies, costs, and scope decisions that help your company price similar work consistently.
Quantities tied to the drawing
Counts, symbols, segmented lengths, areas with deductions, perimeters, volumes, multiple scales, and metric or imperial units.
Pricing you can inspect
Live quantities, cost items, assemblies, formulas, markups, taxes, allowances, alternates, and frozen bid snapshots.
See what changed
Compare sheets and quantities, trace changes to their markups, and bring revised scope back through review before it reaches the bid.
Reuse proven work
Bring reviewed costs, formulas, assemblies, and estimate structure into another part of the job or a future project.
A clear handoff
Send proposals, bid packages, quantity summaries, bid tabs, scope notes, and spreadsheets that all reflect the same reviewed estimate.
Your files stay local
Project data and drawings live on the Windows machine you control. Back up and move complete project packages yourself.
Local by design
Your work stays on your PC—and stays available offline.
Takeoff stores project data separately from the application. After installation, you can keep measuring, pricing, and reviewing without an internet connection while plans, estimates, and reusable setup remain on the Windows PC you control.
- Work offline
- After installation
- Plans and estimates
- Stay on your PC
- Project storage
- Separate from the app
Moving or updating the application does not move the separate project store. Internet is still required for purchase, download, updates, and support. Public downloads will open after code signing is complete.
How local projects work Preview the installation guide
One-time price, ongoing value
Keep the knowledge—and own the tool.
Buy Takeoff once and keep using the estimating system your company builds inside it. Your projects stay local, core work runs offline, and there is no recurring seat fee.
Made for people who estimate repeatedly
The more often you estimate, the more the system should remember.
Product workflows and free previews
See Takeoff at work—or try one focused calculation.
Three useful tools
Blueprint scale calculatorUse one reliable known dimension to estimate lengths, rectangles, or a traced irregular area.
Concrete yardage calculatorConvert measured slab area and thickness into waste-adjusted cubic yards.
Bid markup calculatorCompare additive and sequential markup from direct cost to bid total.
See the complete workflow
Small contractorsReplace the PDF-tool-and-spreadsheet handoff.
Remodelers and handymenPrice mixed-trade scope and retain the accepted job context.
Drywall and framingMeasure walls, openings, assemblies, and priced scope.
Concrete and flatworkCarry area, perimeter, and volume into an estimate.
Painting and flooringMeasure finish areas, deductions, and cost items.
Landscaping and irrigationTrace site areas, runs, planting counts, and priced scope.
RoofingConnect measured roof scope, pitch, waste, materials, labor, and bid output.
ElectricalCount devices, measure routes, apply assemblies, and keep the estimate explainable.
Photo-assisted estimatesCalibrate a plan-like image from one reliable visible dimension.
No-subscription comparisonSee how Takeoff's one-time license compares with common annual pricing models.
Offline Windows takeoffKeep plans local and work without a connection.
Founding release · First 250 licenses
Keep what works.
Use it again.
A complete Windows takeoff and estimating system that keeps the drawing, pricing, scope, customer-facing estimate, and reusable setup together.
- Takeoff, estimating, proposals, reports, and project records
- Commercial use for one named user on two Windows PCs
- All v1 fixes and feature updates
- Email support with a two-business-day first-response target
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Founding price
$79
one-time paymentGet Takeoff for Windows →Regular price $149 after the first 250 licenses.
Secure checkout · One-click
Windows setup
Straight answers
Before you buy.
Which systems and plan files are verified?
Takeoff is a 64-bit Windows application. Release QA and installer smoke passed on Windows 11 Pro x64; there is no macOS, mobile, or browser edition. Import validation covers PDF, PNG, JPEG, WebP, BMP, and TIFF plan files. Keep the source drawing and independently check calibration before pricing work.
Does Takeoff require the internet?
No. The application runs locally after download. An internet connection is only needed to purchase, download, and receive updates or support.
Where are my drawings and estimates stored?
On your Windows PC in the local project store. Takeoff does not upload your project data to a Takeoff cloud service. You control project-package exports and backups.
What do I receive?
A Windows download containing a verified one-click setup executable, SHA-256 checksums, license terms, and getting-started instructions. Preview the complete setup and verification guide.
Can I reuse estimating values on another project?
Yes. Preserve cost items, formulas, assemblies, and estimate structure so a new project—or another portion of the same project—can begin with proven company logic instead of an empty spreadsheet. Review and update every carried value for the current scope, drawings, market, and conditions.
Is this a subscription?
No. The founding license is a one-time purchase for Takeoff v1, including v1 fixes and feature updates. A future major version may be a paid upgrade, but your purchased version will keep working.
What if it does not fit my workflow?
Request a refund within 30 days of purchase. We would rather earn a long-term recommendation than trap anyone in the wrong tool.
Is the Windows package code-signed?
No unsigned build will be sold. The customer release will be Authenticode signed and published with SHA-256 checksums and a verification tool before checkout opens.