Priced by how many jobs you have open.

Tiers are set by how many projects you have open at once. Close a job and the slot comes back. No per-seat license, no annual commitment.

Plans

Free

$0
2 active projects
  • Full takeoff tools
  • Unlimited sheets per project
  • CSV export
  • One user
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Pro

$49
per month · 15 active projects
  • Everything in Free
  • Pricing and estimating
  • Proposal PDF export
  • Pricing templates
Start free trial

Business

$99
per month · unlimited projects
  • Everything in Pro
  • Up to 5 users
  • Shared pricing templates
  • Onboarding session
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What that gets you

What counts as a project?

One job you are bidding, with all of its sheets. Close it out when the bid is sent and the slot returns for the next one.

Is there a trial on paid tiers?

Yes. Start on Pro without a card. If you do nothing at the end of it you drop back to the free tier and keep your projects.

Which trades is it built for?

Count, linear and area work. Millwork and casework is the clearest fit.

Questions

Yes, and this is where draw-to-calibrate matters. A scanned print is usually a reduced copy, so its stated scale no longer holds. You trace one dimension you can read on the sheet and FastBid works from that instead.

PDF, including large multi-sheet sets. Pick the sheets you're bidding after upload rather than splitting the file beforehand.

No. It runs in the browser you already have, on whatever machine is in front of you. There's no license tied to one computer.

Yes. Export to CSV and it drops into the workbook you've spent years getting right. Plenty of people do the takeoff here and the pricing there.

Specialty trades doing count, linear and area takeoffs — millwork, low-voltage, drywall, flooring, electrical. If your work involves assemblies and a cost database, a heavier tool will serve you better.

Your projects are private to your account. We don't use uploaded drawings to train models and we don't share them with anyone.

Run one real bid through it.

Two projects free, no card. If it doesn't beat your spreadsheet on the first job, you've lost an afternoon.

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