takeoffquote

Takeoff software that runs on a Mac.

TakeoffQuote runs construction takeoff on macOS in Safari or Chrome — no Parallels, no Windows license, and no upload of your bid documents. Since Bluebeam discontinued Revu for Mac in 2023, a field of Mac-capable tools has grown up, native and browser-based. What TakeoffQuote does differently: measuring and building the priced quote are free with no project limit, and you pay only to export the quote you send.
2023the year Bluebeam discontinued Revu for Mac — Mac estimators have been choosing a replacement since
0.4sto open a 56 MB, 44-sheet plan set in the browser on an Apple-silicon Mac
$0to measure — unlimited areas, linears, and counts, no watermark

Your real options on macOS in 2026

ApproachWhat it's likeCost
Run Bluebeam in Parallels / VMWorks, but estimators report lag and clunkiness when flipping through large plan sets against a deadline — plus you're buying a Windows license to use a Mac.$440/yr + Parallels + Windows
Bluebeam Cloud in the browserNo takeoff tools in the web app — widely reported as not a Revu replacement for estimating.Included, but incomplete
Cloud estimating suitesFull-featured, subscription-heavy, and your confidential bid sets live on someone else's servers.$200–500/mo
Mac desktop takeoff appsA real field, and growing. Some measure only and hand you a CSV; others (Purple Hammer) price the job in built-in spreadsheets and never send you to Excel. You are installing and updating an app on each machine.$10–$29/mo, or a one-off licence
Other browser takeoff toolsAlso a real field. Solid Takeoff and MeasureCAD measure but don't price the work; CostLogic goes from takeoff all the way to invoicing, with your plans uploaded to its servers. The ones that price the work typically offer a 14-day trial, not a free tier.Free–$139/mo
TakeoffQuote (browser-native)Unlimited measuring and the whole quote workflow are free — no project limit, no watermark. Plans never upload. You pay only to export the priced, grouped .xlsx quote.Free · Pro $15/mo

Why browser-native beats a VM

No lag on large plan sets

Rendering runs on your Mac's own GPU through the browser — a measured 56 MB, 44-sheet state-project set opens in 0.4 seconds. No virtualization tax.

Your bid documents stay yours

Plans are processed entirely in the browser and never touch a server. For confidential bid sets, that's a harder guarantee than any cloud vendor's privacy policy.

And when the takeoff is done

This is where a measure-only tool stops and Excel starts: TakeoffQuote binds each condition to a trade assembly, applies your unit prices, and exports a grouped .xlsx quote — building it is free, the export is the $15/mo part.

Switching from Bluebeam specifically? See the full Bluebeam-alternative-for-Mac comparison or the head-to-head TakeoffQuote vs Bluebeam.

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