ContractorCounter review
A focused concrete takeoff tool with a free entry point and paid estimating workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ContractorCounter is browser-based construction takeoff and estimating software for concrete contractors, subcontractors and small trade teams. It supports drawing uploads, scale calibration, markups, measurements, item counts and live bills of quantities. Concrete workflows include slab and footing volume calculations, plus formwork, reinforcement, finishes, pumps, joints and dowels. Paid plans add priced quotes, exports and workspace sharing, while AI can suggest counts, measurements and rates for review.
The pricing structure gives small teams several entry points. The Free plan supports one project, markup, measurement, counts and bills of quantities, with limited AI and no card required. A three-day free trial is also available. Pro costs $14 per month or $140 per year and adds AI counts, takeoffs and quotes, unlimited drawings, all markup and measurement tools, workspace sharing, clean exports and bills of quantities. Team costs $10 per seat per month and adds organization-wide shared workspaces, team review and comments. The $249 Lifetime plan includes multiple projects, Pro markup, measurement and quote tools, lower-allowance AI and lifetime updates. Enterprise is a custom plan with unlimited drawings and organization-wide collaboration.
Its strongest fit is the estimating stage: calibrated concrete drawings can become measured quantities, linked bill-of-quantity lines and priced quotes across web and desktop or mobile platforms. Drawing tools include clouds, callouts, text, arrows and stamps, while measurements cover length, area, volume and item count. That focused workflow should suit budget-conscious takeoff teams that need concrete-specific estimating without committing to a broader contractor suite. Teams needing verified scheduling, dispatch, job costing, integrations or other downstream workflows should choose a product built around those functions instead.
ContractorCounter pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Concrete slab, footing, formwork and reinforcement quantity takeoffs
- AI-assisted counts, measurements, scale setting and rate suggestions
- Works across web, Windows, macOS, iOS and Android
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan is limited to one project
- Exports and workspace sharing require a paid plan or eligible trial
- Does not cover verified scheduling, dispatch or job costing
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