Upload the package, not one iso at a time
Drop the whole iso package — hundreds of sheets — and extraction queues across all of it. Claude reads the BOM table printed on each drawing so nobody on your team retypes it.
AI material take-off for pipe fabricators
The MTO is already on the isos. Stop retyping it.
Your customer sends the iso package; your shop needs the take-off. Upload the package, review the extracted bill of materials, and hand purchasing and spooling a priced MTO the same day it lands.
Review with the gaps made visible
The review grid flags low-confidence rows, compares rows extracted against rows visible on the sheet, and reconciles the title block's drawing number and rev against what you entered. Your reviewer commits each BOM; nothing counts until they do.
One priced MTO for purchasing and the floor
Committed BOMs roll up into a spec-grouped project MTO with your catalog's unit prices and extended cost. Export to xlsx or csv and feed purchasing, spooling, and nesting from one sheet.
Built for how a fab shop buys and builds
The take-off is not the deliverable — the spools are. The MTO just has to be done, defensible, and out of the way.
Pricing that moves with your backlog
Job-shop volume is lumpy — an award month buries you in isos, then it goes quiet. You pay 0.20% of the materials value you put out for quote, once per project, over a $199 monthly minimum — so a slow month costs the minimum, not big-package rates. Extraction is free up to 1,000 drawings a month.
Evidence you can hand to the EPC
Who reviewed each BOM, what they changed, and when — captured on an append-only, hash-chained log. When the subcontract audit or the rev dispute lands, you can show your work.
A person signs off before steel gets bought
Every extraction goes through your reviewer before it joins the project MTO. We measure extraction quality against a hand-graded drawing corpus on every release — and we still never auto-commit.
Excel stays in the loop
The MTO exports to xlsx and csv from day one. Whatever your spooling, nesting, or ERP setup expects, you always have a path back to the spreadsheet.
Design partners
Help us build the fab-shop roadmap
We are signing a small number of fabricators — Gulf Coast first — as paid design partners. Partners put real iso packages through the product, and their workflow decides what we build next: PCF/IDF ingestion for CAD-generated isos and revision-change summaries are next on the roadmap, and partner shops shape both.
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Take off every bid free. Pay on the value you procure.
A $199/month platform minimum and 0.20% of the materials value you put out for quote — billed once per project. Extraction is free up to 1,000 drawings a month.
Your first project is free — extract a full bid, no time limit, no card required.
Platform
$199/ month minimum, then 0.20% of quoted value
Take off every bid free. Pay on the materials value you put out for quote.
- Free extraction up to 1,000 drawings / month, then $0.50 each
- 0.20% of quoted BOM value — billed once per project, only when you quote
- $199 / month minimum, credited against your usage (you pay the greater of the two)
- Unlimited projects, revisions, seats, and aggregated BOMs
- xlsx + csv export of every committed BOM
Enterprise
Contact usfor volume, SSO + compliance
For high-volume contractors that need SSO and a compliance-grade audit trail.
- Negotiated platform + usage pricing
- SSO via Okta, Azure AD, or Google Workspace
- Tamper-evident audit trail with signed export
- Custom catalog onboarding from your existing spec book
- Dedicated support channel during business hours
- Roadmap input on RFQ + vendor portal (v2)
Put a real package through it
Your first project is free — extract a full bid, no card. Upload the isos from a live job and judge the MTO that comes back yourself.
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