Pricing

The software is free.
You only pay when the AI counts.

Plans from $149 a month, or pay as you go. Nothing per user, per project or per page.

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Priced per finished take-off Only charged if it delivers Cancel any time
40s
Average takeoff time vs hours by hand
95%+
AI counting accuracy on standard symbols
2–3×
More bids submitted per month

Pick the volume you run.

Every plan is priced per finished take-off — never per page, per user or per project. A commercial take-off is 6–10 hours of work by hand.

Solo
3 commercial or 6 residential take-offs a month
$149/month
$50 a take-off
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Contractor
10 commercial or 20 residential take-offs a month
$349/month
$35 a take-off
Claude connector — run counts on your own Claude account and import them
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Unlimited
Unlimited take-offs, fair use 40 a month
$749/month
Per company, not per seat
Claude connector — run counts on your own Claude account and import them
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On every plan
Price shown before every take-off No result, no charge — refunded automatically Every count marked on the drawing Unused take-offs roll over Cancel any time
And the software itself is free, on every account — unlimited projects and users, manual take-off, Excel/CSV/PDF export, your symbol library, price lists, quotes pushed to SimPro, and 1-on-1 onboarding. You only ever reach a price when you ask the AI to count.
Or pay as you go — 1,000 credits for $100 · 5,000 for $450 · 15,000 for $1,275 No subscription, and credits never expire. A commercial take-off is 1,000 credits, residential 500.

Running bigger volume than any of this? Talk to us.

Prices in AUD, GST included

Zero risk

You're only charged if it delivers.

Cancel any time, and unused take-offs roll over. The only thing you ever pay for is a finished take-off.

No result, no charge

A failed take-off costs you nothing.

If the AI can't deliver, the credits go straight back onto your account automatically — you don't have to email anyone or ask. You see the exact price before you spend it, and we re-check that price the moment you confirm, so it can never quietly go up.

Every count is checkable

Nothing you have to take on trust.

The AI doesn't hand you a number and ask you to believe it. Every single item it counts gets a marker placed on the drawing, so you can check the count against the plan yourself. Where a drawing is ambiguous, it raises an RFI instead of guessing.

Questions

Pricing FAQ

Is the software really free?
Yes. Unlimited projects, unlimited users, manual take-off, exports, your symbol library, price lists and the SimPro connection — all free, permanently, with no card to start. What costs money is the AI doing a take-off for you, because that's the part with a real cost behind it. You can put that on a monthly plan from $149, or skip the plan entirely and buy a pack of credits to spend whenever. Stop paying either way and you keep your account, your projects and your exports.
What am I actually paying for?
A finished take-off, not a tool to do one with. The AI reads the legend itself, works out what needs counting, counts it, and drops a marker on every single item so you can check its work against the drawing. A commercial job replaces six to ten hours of estimator time and costs $50 a take-off on Solo, or $35 on Contractor.
Why can't I just sign up and try it myself?
Every account is tuned to your own symbol legends and drawing standards before it will count accurately — that's the setup we do with you on the onboarding call. A generic self-serve account gives you a poor first take-off and a wrong impression of the tool, so we don't offer one. Book a 30-minute demo and you'll leave with a real BOQ from your own plans, and a free account already tuned to your drawings.
What counts as an "electrical sheet"?
Only the electrical drawings — never pages in the PDF. Upload the entire binder and we work out which sheets are electrical and count just those. On real jobs we've run, a 25-page binder held one electrical sheet. Fifteen electrical sheets is a large tender set, usually a binder of well over a hundred pages.
What's the difference between a residential and a commercial take-off?
Residential is a house or a unit — typically one or two sheets and a short legend. Commercial is offices, retail, industrial, healthcare and the like, where there's far more to read before anything gets counted. Multi-residential and mixed-use sets sit between the two and we quote those individually. Either way you see the exact price for your job before you spend anything.