AI takeoff tool that detects, measures and counts from drawing sets, with a plan-set chat assistant and Excel export, at $299 per user a month.
Trade subcontractors and head-contractor estimating teams doing high-volume floor-plan takeoff, where speed on repetitive areas and counts matters more than measurement-standard compliance. The trade pages are aimed squarely at subbies (drywall, painting, framing and lumber, flooring, electrical, glass and glazing, doors and hardware), and the Growth plan's unlimited external collaboration means you can pull a client or a partner firm into a takeoff without buying them a seat. At $299 per user per month it is a viable single-estimator or small-team purchase.
QS practices and cost consultants working to metric units or Bills of Quantities should skip it: the site states no measurement standard, no metric/imperial handling and no Bill of Quantities output, and nothing on the site confirms availability or support outside the US beyond a Miami address. Firms working from CAD or BIM are out too, because the FAQ lists only PDF, JPEG, PNG and TIFF as supported drawing formats, with no DWG, DXF, IFC or Revit. Anyone who needs to trial before buying, or who needs to push quantities into Procore, Autodesk Construction Cloud or an ERP, will stall: there is no free trial (the 'Try Now' button books a demo), no named platform integration other than an Ediphi case study, and the FAQ refuses to confirm whether an API exists.
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Togal publishes a figure, which is unusual in this category: 98% accuracy on floor plans, stated on both the homepage and the FAQ. The FAQ also claims it removes as much as 80% of the manual takeoff process and that the AI improves over time from user corrections. Treat it as a vendor-reported number on floor plans specifically, not an independently audited result across all drawing types.
Not according to the vendor. The Togal FAQ names PDF, JPEG, PNG and TIFF as the supported drawing formats. The homepage says it can analyse drawings of any file type, but no CAD or BIM format is confirmed anywhere on the site, so DWG, DXF, IFC and Revit should be assumed unsupported until Togal confirms otherwise in writing.
The Growth plan is $299 per user per month billed yearly, which covers unlimited automated takeoffs, chat prompts and image or symbol searches plus internal and external collaboration. The Business plan is a custom quote for teams of four or more users and adds SSO, onboarding, a dedicated support rep and quantity discounts. Payment is by major credit card; no trial is published.
None are published. There is no mention of metric or imperial unit handling, no reference to any measurement standard and no Bill of Quantities output anywhere on the site, and nothing confirms availability or support outside the US. The company is based in Miami and the trade pages are written for US subcontractor markets. Verify units, standards and support hours directly before committing.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-09.
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