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Intuitive Takeoff vs Togal

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.

Intuitive Takeoff

Free trial Windows

Choose Intuitive Takeoff if you need construction-plan measurements, saved-rate pricing, and revision comparison in a Windows workflow. Civil takeoff and Smart Plan Detection require Advanced; the main reason to look elsewhere is its Windows-only availability or the paid subscription after the trial.

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Togal

Paid Web

Togal brings AI-assisted plan takeoffs, team collaboration, and quantity exports into a cloud-based workflow. The Growth plan has a stated annual-billing price, while teams considering Business must request custom pricing.

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The facts

	Intuitive Takeoff	Togal
Free plan	A free trial	No
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Windows	Web
Lowest paid plan	Standard: $25 a month	Growth: $299 a month
Plans published	2	2
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	intuitivetakeoff.com	togal.ai
On takeoff software	#7 of 23	#11 of 23

Intuitive Takeoff: what it does well

Measures lengths, areas, and counts, with saved rates for pricing.
Compares plan revisions with overlays.
Includes 19 types of markup.
Civil module calculates pipe network and trench quantities.
Plans render locally without uploads, according to Intuitive.

What to know first

Windows only; requires 64-bit Windows 10 or 11.
No free plan is offered.
Advanced costs $50 a month.
Claude cannot draw pipe runs or set trench profiles.

Togal: what it does well

Search finds and counts items across a plan set.
Team members can work on takeoffs simultaneously.
External collaborators can join without Togal.
Quantities export to Excel or estimating software.

What to know first

Growth costs $299 per user per month, billed yearly.
There is no free plan.
Business pricing is custom for teams with four or more users.

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