On-Screen Takeoff® Pricing Overview

On-Screen Takeoff® does not offer a permanent free plan, but it does provide a free trial that lets users to test the product before committing to a paid plan. Trial availability and duration may vary, so users should review the seller's official pricing page for the most current details.

On-Screen Takeoff®'s pricing is best suited for small to mid-market construction and architecture firms that perform high-volume estimating. G2 reviewers from small businesses dominate the review base, with construction the most represented industry, followed by architecture and planning. These users consistently cite time savings on takeoffs and bid volume increases as primary benefits. Mid-market construction reviewers also report strong value, particularly when pairing On-Screen Takeoff® with QuickBid for full estimating workflows. The pricing of On-Screen Takeoff® is less ideal for individual users or very small operations with tight budgets, as multiple G2 reviewers flag per-user and subscription costs as a barrier at that scale.

On-Screen Takeoff® does not offer a permanent free tier. According to G2's pricing data for On-Screen Takeoff®, a free trial is available for teams evaluating the software before committing to a paid license. The free trial provides time-limited access to assess core takeoff capabilities. On-Screen Takeoff®'s paid plans unlock full access to features including Takeoff Boost AI, condition databases, QuickBid integration, AutoName, overlay tools, and multi-user project sharing. G2 reviewers note that the paid licensing also includes access to customer support and training resources, which several reviewers highlight as a meaningful part of the overall value proposition. Enterprise needs are addressed through custom quotes.

G2 reviewers broadly regard On-Screen Takeoff® as a strong value despite its premium pricing. Multiple reviewers explicitly acknowledge the cost is high relative to competitors yet still rate it highly, with one mid-market construction reviewer stating it is 'slightly high on pricing but I cannot really complain knowing the features.' A small business reviewer noted the software 'costs are a value in what it provides and the time it saves,' while another cited reducing takeoff time from 12–16 hours to 3–4 hours. One reviewer flagged monthly/yearly subscription fees as unnecessary, and another cited per-user cost as expensive. Comparisons to STACK and PlanSwift appear in G2 reviews, with some users preferring those alternatives for cost or specific features.