MeasureSquare review
A broad flooring operations suite for teams that need advanced measurement and integrations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MeasureSquare is a flooring-contractor software suite for residential, multifamily, commercial, stone and tile workflows. It brings together desktop takeoff and estimating, mobile onsite measurement, cloud collaboration and web-based CRM. Teams can create floor plans, calculate material usage and waste, prepare bids and proposals, manage vendor pricing, schedule installations, track job costs, create purchase and work orders, and issue invoices. It is aimed at contractors that need one connected system for measurement, estimating and project operations rather than a narrow scheduling or invoicing tool.
Pricing is organized around workflow-specific products. MeasureSquare 8 Retail costs $540 per user per year or $54 per user per month and includes flooring takeoff and estimating, flexible layouts, instant proposals and cloud sync. MeasureSquare 8 Multi-family costs $1,640 annually or $164 monthly, adding PDF takeoff, unit duplication, pattern design and smart estimating. MeasureSquare 8 Commercial costs $1,970 annually or $197 monthly, with AI-powered takeoff, AI plan analysis, batch PDF import, project phasing and professional export. Mobile Retail costs $540 per user per year and covers onsite measurement, laser integration, onsite proposals, iOS and Android. Mobile Multi-family costs $870 per user per year and supports PDF import, multiarea and multifloor estimating, and estimate-by-tab workflows.
Platform coverage is a major part of the product’s fit. MeasureSquare supports web, Windows, iOS, Android and API access, while integrations include QuickBooks Online, Xero, Gmail, Outlook, Stripe, QFloors, RollMaster, Comp-U-Floors, ServiceTitan, Carman and JobRunner. Stripe supports payment processing, and the MeasureSquare Cloud API provides an integration path for connected systems. Choose it if advanced measurement, material planning, purchasing, scheduling, job costing and ecosystem connectivity matter together. Teams seeking only basic scheduling, estimating or invoicing may find the suite broader than necessary.
MeasureSquare pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines takeoff, waste estimation, bids, scheduling, costing and invoicing
- AI-powered takeoff and blueprint analysis support commercial workflows
- Works across web, Windows, iOS, Android and API with industry integrations
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is offered
- Advanced commercial features require the highest-priced plan
- The broad suite may exceed the needs of simple flooring operations
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