Price the controlled workflow—not another measuring tool.
For example, AI flooring takeoff pricing should reflect project volume, drawing complexity, users and implementation needs. AIM Takeoffs pricing reflects tender frequency, document and page volume, controlled AI processing, users, saved workspaces, retention, integrations, onboarding, and estimator support.
Start with a project. Expand with the pipeline.
Project Pass
Therefore, For a contractor or estimator evaluating AIM Takeoffs on one tender package.
- One tender workspace
- Five controlled agents
- Document and scope review
- Drawing-page extraction
- Scale, mapping, and Net SF
- Standard support
Team
Next, For estimating teams that need shared review, saved work, and recurring tender capacity.
- 3 projects per month
- $250 additional project
- Everything in Project Pass
- Shared team review
- Saved mapping checkpoints
- Project history
- Up to 8 users
Studio
Meanwhile, For multiple estimators requiring more project capacity and coordinated review.
- 10 projects per month
- $175 additional project
- Everything in Team
- Priority processing
- Advanced exports
- Onboarding and training
- Up to 20 users
Enterprise
As a result, For larger contractors, multiple teams, branches, custom integrations, and deployment requirements.
- Custom project allowance
- Multiple teams or branches
- Historical migration
- Integration options
- Retention and storage plan
- Rollout and support plan
Estimate today’s takeoff effort.
However, Adjust the current tender volume, estimator hours, loaded hourly cost, and potential effort reduction.
Estimator capacity affected
First, This is a workload illustration, not a saving guarantee. Estimator review, correction, judgement, and approval remain required.
Reduce the work around measurement.
Package organization
Then, Opening nested ZIPs, emails, addenda, duplicates, and mixed document sets.
Scope reading
Finally, Locating flooring specifications, finish schedules, revisions, and relevant decisions.
Drawing selection
For example, Finding measurable flooring pages inside hundreds or thousands of PDF sheets.
Scale setup
In addition, Confirming representative scale groups without contaminating room geometry.
Room mapping
Therefore, Mapping suites and common areas separately while controlling overlaps and omissions.
Revision risk
Next, Keeping changed drawings and addenda visible through the complete workflow.
Estimator capacity
Meanwhile, Moving experienced estimators away from repetitive document handling.
Audit and handoff
As a result, Preserving geometry, omissions, corrections, quantities, and checkpoints for review.
Match project volume and collaboration.
| Capability | Project Pass | Team | Studio | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Five controlled agents | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Document, scale, mapping, and Net SF | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Included projects | 1 | 3/month | 10/month | Scoped |
| Shared team review | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Saved checkpoints and history | Project | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Priority processing | — | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Custom integrations and retention | — | — | — | ✓ |
Review the workflow before committing capacity.
However, Pricing is confirmed after reviewing tender size, page volume, document complexity, AI usage, users, storage, integrations, retention, support, and implementation.
AI Flooring Takeoff Pricing: What to Compare
First, AI flooring takeoff pricing should be evaluated against estimating volume and the manual work your team wants to reduce. Therefore, compare options by users, drawing pages, saved projects, room review needs, material mapping, support and onboarding.
Next, compare AI flooring takeoff pricing with the hours spent measuring repeated rooms and rebuilding quantity records. A practical review should include drawing types, average project size, revision frequency, estimator roles and the workflow used after takeoff.
Then, Canadian teams can also review Statistics Canada construction information. Then contact AIM Platforms for a scope based on your estimating process.
