PDF takeoffs on construction plans
Upload multi-page construction PDFs, navigate the plan set, and measure directly on the drawing rather than working from separate spreadsheets or notes.
CostLogic — браузерный инструмент для расчёта стоимости строительных работ: он помогает снимать объёмы по чертежам, составлять сметы и выставлять счета. Загружайте планы в PDF, измеряйте прямо на чертежах и переходите от подсчёта объёмов к выставлению счетов в рамках одного рабочего процесса.
CostLogic is a browser-based construction estimating product that combines PDF takeoffs, estimates, and invoicing in a single workflow. The core idea is to move from plan measurement to client-ready billing without retyping quantities between steps.
Users upload construction PDFs, work directly on the drawing with manual takeoff tools or Auto Room detection, then build estimates from the measured quantities and turn approved estimates into invoices. The product is designed to keep project, customer, estimate, and invoice data in one workspace.
Upload multi-page construction PDFs, navigate the plan set, and measure directly on the drawing rather than working from separate spreadsheets or notes.
CostLogic includes linear, area, count, angle, and polyline-style takeoff tools, along with scale calibration and automatic scale detection from title blocks.
Auto Room can detect rooms and areas from a plan page and turn them into takeoff layers, reducing manual tracing on layouts and floor plans.
Measured quantities flow into estimate line items, with markup, waste, tax, and deposits included in the estimate workflow.
Onyx can draft estimates, edit takeoff layers, answer questions about jobs, and assist with tasks such as finding rooms or checking a bid's margin.
Accepted estimates can be turned into branded PDF invoices, emailed to customers, tracked for outstanding balances, and exported as CSV for bookkeeping software import.
A solo estimator can upload plans, measure quantities on the drawing, and convert those measurements into an estimate without switching between separate takeoff and invoicing tools.
Small teams can share active projects, invite teammates by email after subscribing, and keep estimates, invoices, and customer records together in one workspace.
After an estimate is accepted, the same job data can be turned into an invoice, sent as a branded PDF, and tracked for what remains outstanding.
Users can run Auto Room on selected plan pages or ask Onyx to help draft estimates, edit takeoff layers, or answer job-related questions while working in the browser.
The invoicing workflow includes CSV export, which lets a bookkeeper or accounting system import invoiced data after the job is billed.
CostLogic combines construction blueprint takeoffs, estimates, and invoices in one browser-based workflow. Users upload PDFs, measure quantities on the plans, build estimates from those measurements, and then create invoices from approved estimates.
Yes. The site says it runs in the browser on Mac and PC, so there is no software install required according to the comparison text.
Yes. Measured quantities flow into estimate line items, and accepted estimates can be turned into invoices and emailed as branded PDFs.
The site says invoices can be emailed as branded PDFs, and invoicing data can be exported as a CSV for a bookkeeper or bookkeeping software to import.
The pricing page says every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no credit card is required. The page also lists paid Starter, Pro, and Enterprise pricing rather than a free tier.
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