Subcontractors
Take off and price every trade, draft RFQs and compare subcontractor bids.
The industrial takeoff platform
AI for Industrial & Structural Estimation
The Takeoff AI reads your drawings, measures lengths, counts fittings and welds, and derives hardware like bolts and gaskets to produce a complete Material Takeoff ready for material and labor pricing.
Joseph Gentry
CEO
The Takeoff AI didn't miss anything, even the small things I'd miss when I get called out to the field. I do 50 projects a year now, and with this platform I could double or triple that.
This Is What AI Takeoff Looks Like
Pick a discipline, explore the MTO and click any line item to see exactly where it was picked up on the drawing.
Book a Walkthrough →This Is What AI Takeoff Looks Like
Pick a discipline, explore the MTO and click any line item to see exactly where it was picked up on the drawing.
AI Platform for Everyone Who Bids, Builds and Supplies
Contractors
Analyze RFPs for risk, then get takeoffs, 3D models and a priced bid.
Suppliers
Take off materials from project drawings and send a priced BOM before bids close.
How it works
See it on your drawingsEstimate Industrial Projects 90% Faster with The Takeoff AI
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Material Takeoff
The Takeoff AI counts materials and measures lengths from P&IDs, isometrics, plans, E&I and shop drawings, picking up every fitting, weld and support to build a structured MTO across disciplines.
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Priced BOM Creation
Your price books and labor rates are applied to every line, giving you a priced bill of materials in Excel without switching tools.
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AI Estimodeling
The Takeoff AI turns your 2D drawings into a 3D model, so you can check every run and catch clashes before the bid goes out.
Your bid data stays Secure
Drawings, quantities and pricing are the most sensitive data in a bid. The Takeoff AI is built to protect them with enterprise-grade security from day one.
FAQs
Questions, answered.
The short answers estimators want before sending their first live package.
It reads your industrial and structural drawings, measures lengths, counts fittings, welds, and connections, and derives hardware like bolts and gaskets. The output is a complete Material Takeoff organized by line, size, spec, and schedule, ready for material and labor pricing.
Piping and isometric, structural and miscellaneous iron, and mechanical and HVAC. You can run takeoffs across all three from the same platform.
Native CAD-exported PDFs, scanned legacy drawings, and hand-drafted markups. The platform flags anything it can't resolve with confidence so your team can review it before the bid goes out.
Every line item in the Material Takeoff is tied to the exact location on the drawing it came from. Click any quantity, and the platform shows you where it was picked up, so your estimators can verify counts without flipping between tabs or files.
The platform flags mismatches, missing items, and spec conflicts between drawings before they reach your bid. If a line list says one thing and the P&ID says another, you'll see the conflict called out, not buried in a spreadsheet you find out about after award.
Yes. You can apply your price books and labor rates directly to the Material Takeoff inside the platform, so you go from quantities to a priced estimate without switching tools.
Book a walkthrough and we'll run The Takeoff AI on your own drawings so you can see the output on a package you already know. That way you're evaluating real results, not a demo data set.