Werx Takeoff review
A focused web takeoff tool for site contractors managing measurement, earthwork, and bids.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Werx Takeoff is a cloud-based takeoff and estimating application for excavation, grading, utilities, concrete, paving, erosion control, landscaping, and other site-work contractors. It supports PDF plan-set uploads with per-sheet scale settings, then covers area, linear, count, arc, and volume measurements. Its focus is practical: teams bidding earthwork and site-work projects can move from drawings to quantities, surfaces, costs, and bid documents in one web-based workspace.
Pricing is straightforward but starts at a meaningful commitment for smaller contractors. Werx Takeoff Monthly costs $149.99 per month, while Werx Takeoff Annual costs $1200 per year; both include unlimited projects and plan sets, auto-trace and measurement tools, a cut/fill engine with heat map, Cost Library, bid sheet, and branded exports. Team seats are separate: Team seat monthly costs $9.99 per user per month, and Team seat annual costs $99.99 per user per year. A seven-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan, so buyers should evaluate their expected bidding volume before choosing it.
The strongest case for Werx Takeoff is its depth around site and earthwork calculations. Existing and proposed surfaces, cut, fill, net-yard calculations, Limits of Disturbance, topsoil, and subgrade sections give it a narrower but useful specialization. Cost controls include markup, overhead, profit, tax, and bid sheets, while annotations and exports support handoff through branded PDF reports, marked-up sheets, Excel, and CSV. Contractors needing a focused takeoff and estimating workflow should consider it; teams seeking broader platform coverage beyond web access, PDF drawings, and site-work estimating may prefer a different category fit.
Werx Takeoff pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Cut/fill, surface, heat-map, and net-yard calculations
- Auto-trace supports lines, contours, and matching features
- Costing, bid sheets, annotations, and branded exports
- Where it doesn't
- Starts at $149.99 per month with no free plan
- The free trial lasts seven days
- Access is limited to the web and PDF plan-set workflows
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