
In 2025, construction takeoff costs can range from $650 to $1200 per opening, depending on project complexity and location. Accurate cost estimation is crucial for trade professionals to maintain profitability and efficiency.
Every trade contractor seeks reliable platforms for accurate measurements and cost projections. CountBricks delivers with AI-driven takeoffs, automated material counts, and profit-focused quotes, ensuring faster job acquisition.
Today's construction takeoff is a dynamic dataset that integrates purchasing, scheduling, and invoicing. CountBricks provides:
CountBricks enables seamless transitions from plan review to purchase order for carpenters, plumbers, and electricians.
With CountBricks, simply say, 'Add 90 mm stud wall, 2.4 m high, seventy lineal metres,' and the AI updates costs with your preferred supplier's pricing.
CountBricks syncs with leading suppliers daily, offering:
CountBricks streamlines the process from estimate to invoice:
CountBricks' AI models are trained on Australian standards, ensuring compliance with:
A Newcastle contractor used CountBricks to generate a full schedule and quote within minutes, securing a contract by Monday morning.
No, but 78% of users adopt it within a week for speed.
CountBricks shows a median deviation of 1.9% compared to physical counts.
Yes, adjust prices for special orders or deals, and CountBricks will lock them for the project.
CountBricks transforms plans into profits by compressing hours of work into minutes. Visit CountBricks.com to start building faster.

CountBricks extends its legacy into construction phase management with features designed for on-site crews.
CountBricks suggests optimal suppliers based on lead times and costs, issuing purchase orders with a tap.
A Melbourne builder used CountBricks to recover 4.2% net profit by adjusting schedules and costs.
Try CountBricks with two full AI takeoffs and live pricing. Upload plans at CountBricks.com/start.