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How Many Takeoff Software Products Does G2 Track?

Total Products under this Category: 143

Category Stats (Oct 2026)

  • Average Rating: 4.47/5 (↑0.01 vs Sep 2026) The average rating of products in this category, based on all submitted ratings
  • Top Trending Product: Houzz Pro (+0.9%) - Among all products in this category, Houzz Pro recorded the largest rating increase compared to last month

Last updated: October 02, 2026

How Does G2 Rank Takeoff Software Products?

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G2's software rankings are built on verified user reviews, rigorous moderation, and a consistent research methodology maintained by a team of analysts and data experts. Each product is measured using the same transparent criteria, with no paid placement or vendor influence. While reviews reflect real user experiences, which can be subjective, they offer valuable insight into how software performs in the hands of professionals. Together, these inputs power the G2 Score, a standardized way to compare tools within every category.

G2 Grid® for Takeoff Software

G2 Grid® for Takeoff Software plotting products by satisfaction and market presence

Highlighted products: Autodesk Forma (formerly Autodesk Construction Cloud), Procore, Beam AI, On-Screen Takeoff®, Bluebeam, STACK Takeoff & Estimate, Togal.AI, and Houzz Pro.

Underlying data: [Grid® JSON](https://www.g2.com/categories/takeoff/grids.json?focus%5B%5D=autodesk-forma-formerly-autodesk-construction-cloud&focus%5B%5D=procore&focus%5B%5D=beam-ai&focus%5B%5D=constructconnect-on-screen-takeoff&focus%5B%5D=bluebeam&focus%5B%5D=stack-takeoff-estimate&focus%5B%5D=togal-ai&focus%5B%5D=houzz-pro)

Caliente AI

Caliente is a fully AI-powered copilot for construction takeoff. Our platform connects drawings, scope, measurements, and markups into a single workflow that helps estimators find items, quantify work to scale, and create editable markups directly inside the tools they already use, with no change in software required.

Who Is the Company Behind Caliente AI?

Carlson Takeoff

Carlson Takeoff is a cut/fill volumes and data prep (for layout or machine control) program that can estimate jobs using paper plan digitizing, PDFs, or electronic CAD files. • Calculate site cut & fill and topsoil • Differentiate strata volumes & dirt vs. rock • Accurately determine subgrade quantities • Estimate trench and pipe quantities • Estimate roadways from cross-sections • Prepare the design info for exact staking • Create a 3D model for machine control

Who Is the Company Behind Carlson Takeoff?

  • Seller: Carlson Software
  • Year Founded: 1983
  • HQ Location: Maysville, US
  • Twitter: @CarlsonSoftware
    2,347 Twitter followers
  • LinkedIn® Page: www.linkedin.com
    139 employees on LinkedIn®

CivilTakeoff.ai

CivilTakeoff.ai is a cloud-based construction takeoff platform built exclusively for the civil construction industry. By leveraging AI, we streamline the takeoff process and help estimators complete bids faster, with greater accuracy and productivity.

Who Is the Company Behind CivilTakeoff.ai?

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Construct IQ

ConstructIQ Suite is an all‑in‑one Construction Intelligence platform for estimating, digital takeoff, bid management, project management, field operations, and financial tracking. It delivers automated quantity extraction, structured cost estimating using assemblies, real‑time project workflows, jobsite visibility, and portfolio‑level financial insights — all in one unified system built for modern contractors and construction teams. ConstructIQ Suite eliminates fragmented software and brings every construction workflow together, helping teams bid faster, coordinate better, and manage projects with clarity from start to finish.

Who Is the Company Behind Construct IQ?

ContractorCounter

ContractorCounter is browser-based construction drawing markup and takeoff software for contractors and estimators. Upload PDF or image plans, calibrate scale, measure lengths and areas, count symbols, add markups and stamps, collaborate in shared workspaces, export clean PDFs, and carry quantities into a live Bill of Quantities and versioned quote. It works in modern browsers on Windows, macOS, iPad, and Android without a desktop installation.

Who Is the Company Behind ContractorCounter?

CostMiner

CostMiner is a simple-to-use yet powerful construction estimating software that runs in the Cloud and can be accessed form anywhere as long as there is an Internet connection. With its on-screen takeoff, customisable job and report templates, simple and composite user-defined rates and clever estimating engine, it takes a few clicks on a PDF or CAD drawing to complete in a short time an estimate for a typical construction project and generate a proposal for the client.

Who Is the Company Behind CostMiner?

  • Seller: CostMiner
  • HQ Location: N/A
  • Twitter: @CostMiner
    6 Twitter followers
  • LinkedIn® Page: www.linkedin.com
    1 employees on LinkedIn®

Cost-OS

Cost-OS covers all 5 classes of estimates, from conception to (FEED) phase, for the Oil and Gas sector. Its powerful parametric engine can be used to value engineer projects and fully support critical decisions, such as scope and engineering parameters - even procurement and fabrication locations of the equipment.

Average Rating: 3.5/5.0

Total Reviews: 4

Who Is the Company Behind Cost-OS?

  • Seller: Cost-OS
  • Year Founded: 2015
  • HQ Location: Memphis, US
  • Twitter: @CostOSLLC
    89 Twitter followers
  • LinkedIn® Page: www.linkedin.com
    12 employees on LinkedIn®

Who Uses This Product?

  • Company Size: 100% Small

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DESTINI Estimator

Construction estimating software with 2D and 3D takeoff, integrations with Autodesk's BIM 360, Procore, Togal, PowerBI, and Join platforms, fully customizable filtering, data shaping and analysis, and unlimited sort capabilities. Estimator allows you to spend more time on high-value activities like data analysis and trend spotting, improve communication with project owners, establish estimate templates, easily access cost history, and make more accurate predictions faster.

Who Is the Company Behind DESTINI Estimator?

Who Uses This Product?

  • Company Size: 100% Medium

What Are Recent G2 Reviews of DESTINI Estimator?

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Discover Construction Software

Software that allows you to create digital takeoffs, create accurate estimates & quickly build professional proposals.

Average Rating: 2.5/5.0

Total Reviews: 1

Who Is the Company Behind Discover Construction Software?

Who Uses This Product?

  • Company Size: 100% Small

What Are G2 Users Discussing About Discover Construction Software?

Electrical Plan Takeoff

Industry leader in helping contractors use their electronic plans for takeoff.

Who Is the Company Behind Electrical Plan Takeoff?

  • Seller: Vision InfoSoft
  • Year Founded: 1993
  • HQ Location: Carlsbad, US
  • Twitter: @visioninfosoft
    847 Twitter followers
  • LinkedIn® Page: www.linkedin.com
    23 employees on LinkedIn®

Ensign Take-Off

Ensign Take-Off is a digital take-off software solution designed for mechanical, electrical, MEP, ductwork, and insulation contractors in the UK construction industry. It enables estimators and contractors to measure and quantify materials directly from PDF drawings, replacing manual measurement methods and reducing the time required to produce accurate take-offs. The software is built around the workflows of specialist subcontractors, making it a practical alternative to spreadsheet-based measurement processes. The software allows users to trace services directly onto imported drawings, automatically calculating quantities for materials such as pipework, cable tray, ductwork, and insulation as they work. Jobs can be organised by section and zone, and the software supports trade-specific component libraries for all five trades. Users can work across multiple drawings and scales within a single job, and a multiplier function allows quantities to be scaled efficiently where repeated elements are present. Take-off data feeds directly into Ensign Estimating, removing the need to rekey figures between systems and reducing the risk of errors carrying through to the estimate. Ensign Take-Off is used by UK contractors ranging from small specialist subcontractors to large Tier 1 businesses, across a range of project types and values. It is developed and supported in-house by Ensign Software, which has provided software to the UK construction industry since 1980. The software is continuously updated based on direct collaboration with contractors, ensuring it reflects current industry practices and trade requirements. Support is provided by an in-house team with extensive knowledge of contractor workflows, offering responsive assistance when it is needed.

Who Is the Company Behind Ensign Take-Off?

Excalibur View

Excalibur View is a desktop drawing viewer, markup and takeoff tool built for structural steel fabricators, estimators and general contractors. It runs natively on Windows and macOS. It opens shop drawings and construction sets, does measurement and quantity takeoff, and reads and writes Bluebeam Revu markups, so you can send a marked-up set back to a GC who is still on Revu and they see your work exactly as you left it. The tool chests are what set it apart. They ship with trade materials already loaded and each tool carries its own unit weight, so measuring a length returns pounds without a lookup table or a second spreadsheet. Separate chests cover structural steel and misc metals, concrete and earthwork, general contracting, plumbing, electrical and mechanical. Your files stay on your computer. There is no account, no cloud sync and no telemetry. Excalibur Construction Technologies does not operate a service and holds none of your project data. Excalibur View is sold as a perpetual licence rather than a subscription. You buy a seat once and it keeps running. Updates are an optional yearly renewal — if you stop renewing, the version you own continues to work exactly as before. The software is source-available under the Elastic License 2.0. You can read the code, build it and run it yourself. Built by a project manager at an AISC-certified structural steel fabricator in Pueblo, Colorado.

Who Is the Company Behind Excalibur View?

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Updated October 3, 2024