On-screen takeoff
Construction takeoff software, in your browser
A takeoff is how you measure quantities off a drawing: square footage, linear feet, counts and volumes. JobPlumb does it on screen, with the scale calibrated to your plan, so every number is true to the sheet and flows straight into a priced estimate.
Scale calibration
Set the scale once, trust every number
Before you measure, trace one dimension you already know (a door, a grid line, a printed scale bar) and type its real length. JobPlumb locks that ratio to the sheet, so every area, length and count after it is true to the drawing.
- Works on vector PDFs, scanned drawings and plain images
- Per-sheet scale, so a detail and a site plan can use different scales
- Re-calibrate any time without re-measuring what you already drew
Four measure tools
Area, linear, count and volume
Trace a polygon for area, a polyline for linear feet, drop markers to count fixtures, or add a depth to turn an area into cubic yards. Every quantity is real geometry multiplied by your calibrated scale, never an estimate.
- Area: shoelace polygon area in square feet
- Linear: segment lengths summed into linear feet
- Count and volume: tallies and area times depth for cubic yards
- $11,424
Slab on grade
1,428 sq ft
- $2,128
Edge form & rebar
152 lin ft
- $857
Vapour barrier
1,428 sq ft
The workflow
From plan to priced estimate
- 01
Upload your plans
Drop in a PDF or image of the drawings. Set the scale once by tracing a known dimension, and JobPlumb handles the rest.
- 02
Measure & price
Click out areas, lengths and counts. Quantities update live and flow straight into a line-item estimate with your unit costs.
- 03
Send the proposal
Turn the estimate into a branded proposal. Share a link, and your client reviews and accepts online, so you see the moment they do.
Questions
Takeoff, answered
Takeoff software lets you measure quantities (square footage, linear feet, counts and volumes) directly off a construction plan, then turn those quantities into a priced estimate. JobPlumb does this in your web browser: upload a PDF or image of the plans, set the scale, and measure with your mouse.
Measure your next plan in the browser.
Free to start. No Windows PC, no install.