Vertigraph Products review
A broad takeoff and bid-management lineup for teams handling earthwork and collaboration.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Vertigraph Products is an umbrella lineup for commercial contractors and estimators managing quantity takeoff, earthwork, estimating, and bids. BidScreen XL places quantity takeoff inside Microsoft Excel, while SiteWorx/OS focuses on 3D existing and proposed surface modeling, cut-and-fill, and trench-spoil calculations. BidScreen Cloud provides browser-based takeoff with live collaboration, and Pursuit Pro+ adds bid pipeline, vendor quotes, project correspondence, and cloud document storage. Drawing Compare supports revision tracking across PDF, DWG, DXF, and TIF drawings, with exports including Excel, Word, PDF, DWG, and CSV.
Pricing spans desktop licenses, annual rentals, and cloud subscriptions. BidScreen XL costs $799 as a perpetual license or $400 per license per year for annual rental. SiteWorx/OS costs $2,999 as a perpetual license or $1,499 per license per year for annual rental. BidScreen Cloud Starter is a free plan with browser takeoff, live collaboration, Excel export, and basic support. Cloud Pro costs $16.66 per user per month when billed annually and adds unlimited projects, analytics, priority support, and 25 GB per user. Cloud Pro Intelligence costs $32.50 per user per month annually and adds AI scale detection, page labeling, and construction-class extraction. Pursuit Pro+ costs $39.17 per user per month annually.
The product family fits teams that need both specialized earthwork modeling and shared browser workflows. Microsoft Excel, OneDrive, SharePoint, Dropbox, Outlook, and Gmail integrations support estimating and communication workflows across web, Windows, and macOS. Desktop products include 14-day trials, while paid cloud plans include 30-day trials; the 30-day refund policy applies to initial BidScreen XL or SiteWorx/OS purchases. Choose Vertigraph when a team needs a broad takeoff-to-bid workflow, especially for earthwork and collaboration. Teams seeking one narrowly focused application may find the separate product structure less direct.
Vertigraph Products pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines 2D and 3D takeoff with earthwork and cut-and-fill calculations.
- Supports browser collaboration, Excel exports, and drawing revision comparison.
- Adds bid tracking, vendor quotes, correspondence, and AI drawing detection.
- Where it doesn't
- The lineup spans separate products with different pricing and trial terms.
- Advanced AI detection requires the higher-priced Cloud Pro Intelligence plan.
- Desktop perpetual licenses require substantial upfront payments.
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