Werx Takeoff

What it is

Werx Takeoff is a cloud application for earthwork and site-work quantity takeoffs from plans. It measures area, linear distance, counts, and volume, including curved segments and storm, sanitary, and water runs. Auto-trace follows linework across label gaps, and users can edit traced takeoffs. The cut-and-fill engine builds existing and proposed surfaces from contours or spot grades, then calculates cut, fill, and net cubic yards within limits of disturbance. A Cost Library holds unit prices across nine site-work categories, and bid sheets support markup, overhead, profit, and tax. Users can export branded takeoff summaries and marked-up sheets as PDFs, plus data in Excel and CSV. Monthly costs 149.99 USD per month; Annual costs 1500.00 USD per year. Both plans include unlimited projects and plan sets, measurement tools, cut/fill tools, the Cost Library, bid sheets, and branded exports. There is no free plan, but a 7-day trial is available. Extra seats cost $9.99 per user per month or $99.99 per user per year. Quantities and cut/fill volumes are estimates to verify before bidding or construction.

Who it suits. Werx Takeoff is aimed at excavation, site-work, grading, and dirt contractors preparing quantity takeoffs from site plans. It may suit teams that need editable traces, cut-and-fill calculations, bid sheets, and exportable summaries.

Verdict

Werx Takeoff combines plan measurement, cut-and-fill calculations, and estimating tools for site-work contractors. Its output is an estimate, so verify quantities before using them in a bid or construction decision.

Plans and prices

From Werx Takeoff's own pricing page, checked 8 Oct 2026. Every plan

What the maker publishes

Accuracy limitation

The terms describe quantities and cut/fill volumes as estimates that users must verify before relying on them for bidding or construction. source

AI data handling

When AI assist is used, the selected plan-sheet image is sent to Anthropic transiently for inference, and the policy says uploaded content is not used to train third-party models. source

Auto-trace

Auto-trace follows linework across label gaps, and traced takeoffs remain editable. source

Cut and fill

It builds existing and proposed surfaces from contours or spot grades and calculates cut, fill, and net cubic yards within limits of disturbance. source

Data ownership

The terms say users retain rights to uploaded plans, drawings, measurements, and data, and WerxOS does not claim ownership or sell that content. source

Estimating

Its Cost Library stores unit prices across nine site-work categories, and bid sheets support markup, overhead, profit, and tax. source

Exports

Users can export branded takeoff summaries and marked-up plan sheets as PDFs, as well as data to Excel and CSV. source

Integrations

The maker describes Werx Takeoff as part of the WerxOS platform and says it connects directly with WerxOS CRM; it does not name other product integrations on the pages reviewed. source

Intended users

The product is aimed at excavation, site-work, grading, and dirt contractors who prepare quantity takeoffs from site plans. source

Measurements

The software supports area, linear, count, and volume measurements, including curved segments and storm, sanitary, and water runs. source

Privacy and security

The privacy policy says customer data is workspace-scoped, protected with encryption in transit, signed time-limited file URLs, and access controls. source

Purpose

Werx Takeoff is a cloud application for earthwork and site-work quantity takeoffs, including measuring plans, computing cut and fill, and exporting takeoff summaries. source

Support

The maker lists [email protected] and offers a product demo by appointment. source

Team seats

Additional team seats cost $9.99 per user per month or $99.99 per user per year. source