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PlanHub
Connect, collaborate, and win more work
PlanHub is a construction bidding platform that helps professionals win more work. It connects contractors with project opportunities and streamlines the preconstruction process.
100.0
Best construction takeoff software
10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.
PlanHub takes the top spot on this list for construction subcontractors, and allows unlimited bids to all general contractors simultaneously. Exayard is built for contractors and estimating teams, and counts symbols, fixtures, and components automatically. Groundplan serves Subcontractors, general contractors and suppliers, and generates bills of quantities automatically from PDF plans.
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UDA ConstructionOnlineConnects with Google Calendar and Outlook to improve schedule visibility across teams94.0NEW–
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On-Screen TakeoffFeatures patented Multi-Condition takeoff to capture multiple trades in one pass92.0NEW–
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The ranking, in detail
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Exayard
AI-powered takeoffs and estimates to cut time in half
Exayard is an AI-powered takeoff and estimation platform for construction professionals. It integrates with agents like Claude and Codex to streamline workflows.
96.0
03
Groundplan
Cloud-based takeoff and estimating software for all construction trades
Groundplan is a cloud-based takeoff and estimating software designed for construction trades. It enables teams to measure plans online and generate accurate material and labour estimates.
94.0
04
Stack
Bid faster, win more & build smarter with the power of AI
Stack is a cloud-based construction software suite that centralises drawings and streamlines preconstruction workflows. It enables teams to complete faster takeoffs and build sharper estimates using AI-driven tools.
94.0
05
UDA ConstructionOnline
Construction project management, connected.
UDA ConstructionOnline is construction management software designed to help firms increase profits and reduce risks. It offers tools for estimating, job costing, scheduling, and business intelligence to streamline project workflows.
94.0
06
On-Screen Takeoff
The standard for digital takeoff with AI-powered speed
On-Screen Takeoff is an industry-standard digital tool that helps construction professionals measure quantities directly from plans. It enables estimators to reduce costs and improve accuracy by replacing manual counting with efficient software workflows.
92.0
07
BuildVision AI
Bid more jobs and win more work with AI
BuildVision AI automates quantity takeoffs from PDF blueprints to generate margin-loaded quotes. It enables teams to bid more jobs without increasing headcount.
90.0
08
JobTread
The new standard for managing construction projects
JobTread is an all-in-one construction management platform offering estimating and project tools. It helps businesses stay organised, complete projects on time, and increase profits.
90.0
09
Beck Technology
AI-powered preconstruction to unify takeoff and estimating
Beck Technology provides AI-powered preconstruction software. Its DESTINI Cloud platform unifies takeoff and estimating.
88.0
10
PlanSwift
Measure, price, and send bids in one place
PlanSwift is takeoff and estimating software built for construction estimators. It turns plans into measured, counted, and priced bids within a single tool.
88.0
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Frequently asked questions
What do the top four say they are built for?
PlanHub says it is built for construction subcontractors, and Exayard for contractors and estimating teams. Groundplan says it is built for Subcontractors, general contractors and suppliers, and Stack for specialty contractors and general contractors.
What should a buyer check before signing up?
PlanHub states that the product requires an annual subscription fee which varies by geographic radius, and Exayard that the product limits monthly AI work usage per seat based on the chosen plan. BuildVision AI states that the product requires manual review and approval of quantities by the user's team before finalising bids. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.