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eTakeoff vs Vertigraph Products

Both stand on takeoff software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

eTakeoff

Free plan Self-hostedWindows

eTakeoff Dimension combines drawing measurement with estimating integrations and shared project access. Its full paid plans have substantial per-user annual prices, and the software is Windows-only.

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Vertigraph’s suite spans drawing takeoff, earthwork calculations, bid tracking, and revision comparison. Check which product fits the task and its platform requirements; pricing varies by product and license type.

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The facts

	eTakeoff	Vertigraph Products
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	No	No
Runs on	Self-hosted, Windows	API, Mac, Web, Windows
Lowest paid plan	Advanced Subscription: $795 per user a year	Drawing Compare: $150 a year
Plans published	7	12
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	etakeoff.com	vertigraph.com
On takeoff software	#1 of 23	#2 of 23

eTakeoff: what it does well

Records digital measurements from drawings.
Supports multi-user work with record locking.
Integrates with Sage Estimating, Trimble WinEst and Gordian 4Clicks.
Includes a free Basic viewer and a 15-day trial.

What to know first

Available for Windows only.
Advanced costs $795 a year per user.
Togal.ai costs $1,800 a year per user as an add-on.

Vertigraph Products: what it does well

BidScreen XL measures areas, lengths, and counts from four drawing formats.
SiteWorx/OS calculates earthwork quantities from 3D site surfaces.
Pursuit organizes bids, follow-ups, and win/loss tracking.
Nanodoc answers project questions with document and page citations.
BidScreen Cloud Starter is free.

What to know first

BidScreen XL and SiteWorx/OS are Windows products.
BidScreen XL requires Excel 2016 or later.
BidScreen XL perpetual license costs $799, paid once.
SiteWorx/OS annual rental costs $1,499 a year.

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