Pricing
Five cents a square foot
You're billed on the plans you actually run. No seat licences, no annual minimum, no contract to grow into.
Everything is included
There is one plan. We don't hold the useful parts back for a tier you have to upgrade into.
Questions
What counts as a billable plan?
Generating a takeoff from a plan set. The square footage is the finished area read off the plans — and the derivation is stored with the bid, so you can always see how the number was reached. Re-running a revision of a job you've already quoted isn't billed again.
What if the plans don't state a square footage?
The engine sums the finished floor areas from the plan's own area schedules and records exactly what it added and excluded — garage, unfinished basement, covered porch. If it genuinely can't determine an area, nothing is billed for that plan.
Is there a seat cost?
No. Add your whole estimating team, your inside sales people and your manager. You're billed on plans run, not on how many people log in.
Is there a minimum or a contract?
No minimum and no annual contract. Quiet month, small bill. We'd rather earn the next month.
How does billing actually work?
Charges accrue per bid and are invoiced on a 14-day cycle to a card on file. You can see exactly what's accrued at any point before it bills.
Do you take a cut of the jobs we win?
No. We charge for producing the takeoff. What you quote and what you make on it is yours.
Try it on a job you've already bid
You already know the right answer for that one. It's the only honest test.
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