Take off directly on the drawing
Linear runs, areas, height-driven volumes, perimeters, and symbol counts are all measured on the calibrated sheet, so every quantity stays tied to the plan location that produced it.
Construction takeoff
Construction Takeoff Software
ContractorCounter turns a set of drawings into quantities you can price. Upload PDF or image plans, calibrate the scale once, take off lengths, areas, volumes, and counts on the sheet — and watch them land in a live Bill of Quantities that updates as the takeoff changes.
- Calibrate once, take off the whole sheet
- Lengths, areas, volumes, and counts
- Live Bill of Quantities
- Quotes built from your takeoff
Saving, exporting, and bill-of-quantities persist once you sign up free
Quantities flow into a live Bill of Quantities
Most takeoff tools stop at a number. Here every measurement feeds the BOQ, and editing the geometry on the drawing updates the quantity — no re-keying into a spreadsheet.
From takeoff to a priced quote
The BOQ connects to multi-version quotes with snapshots, so the path from drawings to a professional, priced quote stays in one workspace.
Common questions
Short answers for contractors
What is construction takeoff software?
Software that measures quantities — lengths, areas, volumes, and counts — from construction drawings so they can be priced. ContractorCounter does the takeoff on calibrated PDFs or images and feeds a live Bill of Quantities.
Does ContractorCounter connect takeoff to the quote?
Yes. Measurements and counts pulled from the drawing feed a live Bill of Quantities, and those quantities flow into multi-version quotes — so the takeoff and the price stay connected.
Does it work in the browser?
Yes. Upload PDF or image drawings, calibrate the scale once, and run the takeoff in a browser workspace — no desktop install.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. You can start free and upgrade when you need clean exports, a bill of quantities, and shared review.