RIB Candy
RIB Candy is the leading construction management software suite, designed for the estimation and control of built environment projects. Unique and powerful, Candy has been developed to the industry’s requirement - from take-off to pricing and planning a project, controlling at site level through to the final certificate. Features include project Estimating, Quantity Take-off (QTO), Planning, Forecasting, Cash Flow, Valuations, Subcontract Management and Cost & Allowable.
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Esticom
Easy to use cloud-based takeoff and estimating application purpose-built for general and specialty contractors. Our powerful, easy-to-use web-based application is affordable and purpose-built for general and specialty contractors including takeoff, estimating, and quoting out of the box. Up and running in minutes, your entire team can bid and win construction projects today, 3x faster than before. Check out our free 14-day evaluation. No credit card required.
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BuilderSYS
Sets the industry standard in plan viewing and advanced takeoff software. Our Takeoff allows construction estimators & project managers to view and takeoff PDF plans & CAD output files, calculate materials, count objects, measure straight lengths, as well as calculate simple or complex areas and volumes with amazing speed and accuracy. Can prepare detailed, bill of materials/abstract estimate, including material and labor estimates of residential and low rise commercial buildings. You can also prepare tenders, variations, cost abstract, labor/contractor's bill, generate and approve selected purchase orders. Has features such as job details, remarks, job progress, customer details, contract documents, management, document library, share documents, mail merged standard letters, progress claims updating and job cash book entries.
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Red Rhino
Red Rhino is browser-based electrical estimating software for electrical contractors and owner-estimators. It supports project setup, project sections, manual takeoff entry, products and assemblies, labor units, material pricing, estimate recap, and customer proposals. Estimators review the plans, enter quantities and vendor prices, and review costs before preparing the bid.
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