Measure areas, lengths and counts straight off PDF, DWG and DXF drawings. The quantities flow into your bill, priced from your own project history — so you can tender before a single subcontractor quotation comes back.
Runs entirely in your browser. No card, nothing to install.
The four steps
Most fit-out QS work lives across a markup tool and three spreadsheets, and every handoff is a retyped number. Here each step feeds the next.
Set the scale, then trace areas, run lengths or count items directly on the drawing.
Quantities arrive by trade section. Start typing and matching historical rates appear.
Selling price against tender cost against every vendor quotation, trade by trade.
Award a vendor and the purchase order writes itself. Print, attach, route for signature.
What you get
Open the architect's CAD file directly, with layer control and vector snapping to real geometry. Most tools at this price are PDF-only, which means tracing by eye.
Every awarded purchase order feeds its rates back in. After a few projects you are pricing from what you actually paid last quarter, not from a guess or a wait.
When a layout changes, the link audit flags exactly which BQ lines have drifted from the measurements behind them — instead of you finding out at final account.
Split quantities by floor, zone or shop unit with separate columns and subtotals, with per-trade markup and wastage carried through to the selling price.
Millwork priced as real items with dimensions rather than a lump sum — the line every fit-out QS ends up rebuilding by hand in a separate sheet.
Import historical rates from the spreadsheets you already have. Export the BQ and takeoff register whenever you need to. On every plan, including free.
Pricing
Fourteen days with the whole product on one project — every takeoff tool, the full BQ, comparison, PO and Excel export. It simply does not save when you close the tab. Business adds ten users and a shared rate library; Enterprise adds a dedicated database or self-hosting.
Load a drawing, set the scale, and start measuring. Fourteen days, no account, no card.