Measure off the plans
Set scale from one known dimension, then click. Areas, linear feet and counts total as you go, each one traceable back to the sheet it came from.
How takeoff works14-day trial · no card
Price the job before you leave the driveway.
Takeoff, estimate and quote residential work from the plans you already have — then run the build off the same set of numbers.
- 1Measure straight off PDF plans. Scale once, then click.
- 2Live supplier pricing drops into every line item.
- 3Quotes, purchase orders and progress invoices from one estimate.
Studs 2x6 SPF @ 16" oc133 ea · $1,178
Headers 2x1096 lf · $624
Ridge beam LVL34 lf · $952
Roof trusses 24" oc18 ea · $4,860
Sheathing 7/16 OSB1,476 sf · $1,860
Contract$412,800
Margin15.3%
Watch it work
A real job, start to finish, in under four minutes.
A remodeler prices a kitchen at her own table: opens the plans, measures the rooms, counts the doors, prices it and sends the quote. No narration about features — just the work, at the speed it actually happens.
- 0:00Opening the plans and setting the scale
- 0:35Filling the rooms, counting doors and windows
- 1:20Sending it through to the estimate
- 2:05Assemblies, markup and the review pass
- 3:00The quote, and what the client sees
What it does
The estimate is the product. Everything else follows from it.
Most jobs are lost, or eaten alive, at the bid stage. Quote60 keeps one set of numbers from the first measurement to the last invoice.
Takeoff
Assemblies
Build it once, reuse it
Save a wall type, a bathroom, a kitchen. Drop it into the next job and it prices itself against current rates.
See assembliesPricing
Your supplier's real numbers
Pull live pricing from the yards you actually buy from, so the estimate reflects this month's lumber rather than last year's spreadsheet.
Supplier connectionsJob tracking
Watch the margin, not the rearview
Committed costs, actuals and variations sit against the original estimate while there's still time to do something about it.
Cost tracking
Estimate review
The line you forgot is the one that costs you.
Before a quote goes out, Quote60 compares it against the jobs you've already built and flags what's usually there and isn't. Permits. Dump runs. The second crane day. Temporary power. You decide what's noise and what you forgot.
- 1Checks against your own completed jobs, not a generic template.
- 2Flags quantities that fall outside your normal range for that scope.
- 3Dismissals stick — it learns what your business doesn't carry.
6Screens, one set of numbers
CSVExport from every screen
2–∞Users, by plan
14 daysFree, no card
What you actually get
Four screens, one set of numbers
Measure on the plan, price it, watch the margin, run the programme. Nothing is retyped between them, because it is all the same estimate.
What customers say
This is where a customer's own words go. There is nothing here yet because nobody has said it yet — an invented quote from an invented builder is worth less than an empty space.
Awaiting a real one
Quote60 is built for the builder who is also the estimator, the scheduler and the one chasing the invoice. Seats are set by plan — two on Foundation, five on Pro, no limit on Master.
Read customer stories
The first twenty minutes
Bring a set of plans. See a number.
Scale the sheet once. Click inside each room and the fill stops at the walls. Click each door and window. The quantities on the right are what lands in your estimate — no retyping, no ruler, no spreadsheet.
Full access for 14 days. No card, no install, nothing to uninstall if it isn't for you.