Upload the tender drawings, measure your trade, price it with your own rates and send the quote. No spreadsheet in the middle and no typing the numbers in twice.
Runs in the browser. Data kept in Australia. First month money back.
I'm an estimator with 20 years in the construction industry. Every tender and estimate went the same way: measure in one program, copy the quantities into a spreadsheet, build the quote in a third, then restart the process when revisions came out.
TakeoffHQ is the tool I wanted. The marks on the drawing are the quantities, the quantities are the estimate, and the estimate is the quote. Change one and the rest follow.
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Counts, lengths and areas, grouped by trade with the totals beside you as you go.
Every item lands in the quote with its quantity, grouped by trade. Add your rate and margin and the totals update as you type. When it's ready, export a PDF for the builder with a snapshot of the marks beside each line.

Heights and levels turn the takeoff into a model. It's a quick way to check nothing is missing, and builders like being sent a link they can spin around. Every floor lines up into one building, clashes between the trades you pick are flagged, and share links never show your rates.
Drop in the whole PDF set. It reads the title blocks and files each sheet by number, revision and discipline.
Work through the sheets with the takeoff tools. Anything you can't measure yet goes on a To Take list so it isn't forgotten.
Rates go on in the estimate. Export a PDF quote for the builder, with a 3D link if it helps.
This is the real app with a sample drawing set loaded. Nothing to install and nothing is saved.
It opens full screen. Press Esc to come back to this page. On a phone it opens in its own page.
If it isn't for you in the first month, you get your money back. More than one estimator? Ask about team pricing.
Create an accountWe can do the takeoff for you. It lands in your account ready to price and change.
Open the sample job and see if it suits the way you price.