Manual takeoffs take hours or days per bid.
Updated Oct 15, 2026 · 2 tools ranked · How we rank
AI takeoff software reads plan sets and measures areas, lengths and counts automatically. These tools are built for estimators and contractors who bid from drawings, and their prices reflect that. They work best on clean digital plans and worse on scanned or dense MEP sheets.
| # | Tool | Edge Score | Starting price | Free trial |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kreo | 7.2 | From US$175/user/mo (≈ CA$249) | 7 days |
| 2 | Togal.AI | 7.0 | From US$299/user/mo (≈ CA$425) | Demo available; no trial listed |
Takeoff and estimating software with AI that measures rooms, walls, doors and windows.
From US$175/user/mo (≈ CA$249)
Price details: AI from $175/user/mo (Pro, billed yearly, $2,100/yr). No monthly option. ✓ Price checked Oct 15, 2026
From US$299/user/mo (≈ CA$425)
Price details: From $299/user/mo (Growth, billed yearly). ✓ Price checked Oct 15, 2026
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On clean, digital architectural drawings it can be very fast and close to manual results. On scanned or crowded MEP sheets accuracy drops. Every tool still needs a human check before a bid goes out.
The ones we checked are priced per user and billed yearly: Kreo Pro at $175/user/month and Togal.AI Growth at $299/user/month. Kreo's $100 Essential plan does not include the AI features.