Togal.AIvs
PlanSwift

PlanSwift: Much cheaper per seat if you are willing to trace manually

Automated drawing takeoff that measures and labels spaces without manual tracing
As of 1 September 2026, Togal.AI starts at $299/month. AI takeoff for construction estimators, priced at $299 per user per month billed annually with no monthly option. Softwr lists it under Construction. Togal.AI is available on Web.
Overview
Togal.AI reads architectural drawing sets and detects, measures and labels spaces automatically, producing area and count takeoffs without an estimator tracing polygons. It compares drawing revisions to flag what changed between issues, supports natural language search across a set, and exports quantities to Excel or an estimating package. What separates it commercially is its origin. Togal was developed inside Coastal Construction, a large Florida general contractor, and spun out, so its detection is tuned to the commercial building drawing sets that firm bids: floor plans, room schedules, finishes and partition types. That focus is why it performs well on space-based takeoff and less well on the linework-heavy civil, MEP riser and structural detail work an estimator also has to price. Automated takeoff is a recall problem, not a magic one, and every quantity still needs checking before it goes into a bid. Buyers are commercial general contractors and subcontractors with estimating teams large enough that tracing time is the bottleneck. Pricing is published at $299 per user per month on annual billing for one or two licences, with teams of three or more quoted individually. At list, a five-estimator team is roughly $17,940 a year, which is the number to weigh against how many hours of tracing it actually removes.
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Pricing
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Growth
$299 /mo
Business
On request
Capabilities
Automatic space detection
Finds, measures and labels rooms and areas from a plan set
Drawing comparison
Highlights what changed between drawing revisions
Natural language search
Query a drawing set in plain English to find details or elements
Automated counts
Counts repeated symbols such as fixtures and doors
Excel export
Sends quantities to a spreadsheet or estimating tool
Plan set management
Organises sheets, versions and hyperlinked details
Team sharing
Shares takeoffs across an estimating group
Answered, with sources
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$299 per user per month billed annually for one or two licences. Three or more users are quoted individually.
No. The published Growth plan requires annual billing.
No. It produces quantities. Rates, markup and bid assembly still happen in your estimating software or a spreadsheet.
You do, and quantities export to Excel, but check the contract for how uploaded drawing sets are retained and whether they inform model training.
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