Scale the drawing once, click the walls and count the fixtures, and get quantities you can price — in a browser tab, on whatever machine you're sitting at tonight.
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Three reasons takeoff still takes you a whole evening.
Plans printed at the shop, a highlighter, a scale ruler, and a legal pad of tick marks. It works, it's how you learned, and it costs you an evening and one transposed number per bid.
Click instead of tick. Click the run, click the fixtures. Counts and lengths total themselves, and nothing gets transposed at 11pm.
Addendum 3 landed. Something moved. You don't know what, so you redo the whole takeoff to be safe — three hours to find one relocated panel.
See what moved. Load the new sheet against the old one and the differences light up. Take off the delta, not the drawing.
PlanSwift is installed on the desktop at the shop. You're at the kitchen table with a laptop and a bid due at 9am. So you drive in, or you guess.
It's a browser tab. Log in from anything with a screen. The plans, the scale, and the takeoff are wherever you are.
The three things takeoff is, minus the workstation.
Any sheet size, any number of pages. Nothing to install, nothing to convert first.
Click a known dimension and type what it is. Every sheet in the set inherits it — no per-page recalibration.
Linear runs, areas, and counts total live in the sidebar. Export to CSV and price it however you already price.
Less than an hour of the evening it's giving you back.
or $/yr — two months free
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The question is whether you're driving to the shop at 6 to make it.