Takeoffs

Measure the plan. Price the job.

Identify areas of the plan as rooms, measure into cost-loaded categories, and read the takeoff as dollars — by category, by room, or in total. Multiple estimators can work the same drawing at once.

Redliner takeoff view: a front elevation measured with area and count tools, priced categories in the sidebar, and a cost rollup totaling $124,538

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Rooms group everything

Draw a room with the area tool and every measurement or count inside is grouped under it. Costs read by room without any re-sorting.

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Categories carry costs

Assign a unit cost to each takeoff category — hardwood flooring, carpet, roofing, drywall — and the dollars post as you draw.

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Complex categories

One outline, whole scope: trace the bedroom once and take off flooring, drywall, paint, millwork, recessed lighting, fixture and outlet counts together.

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Eleven tools

Rectangle, polygon, plane (for angled roof planes), circle, linear, wall, wall poly, count, perimeter, area, and tag.

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Accurate scale

AI scale detection reads the sheet, or calibrate a custom scale from a known dimension. Deskew and perspective correction straighten scans first.

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Export & share

Export the takeoff to PDF, or share a live link so outside parties watch quantities and markups update as the estimate develops.

Price a plan this week.

Upload a bid set, calibrate a page, and see the first room roll up in dollars.

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