Measure once. Price it right.
Draw the rooms, and the square feet, linear feet, gallons and hours fall out on their own. No more typing quantities into a spreadsheet and hoping.
Floor plans · Quantity takeoff · Priced scope of work
The same room, priced your way.
Paint deducts every door and window. Drywall deducts nothing under 32 square feet. Flooring deducts nothing at all. We know the difference, so your quantities are right for the trade you actually run.
Trade-correct deductions · Waste factors · Purchase rounding
Send a number you can stand behind.
Every quantity shows the arithmetic that produced it. When a customer asks how you got there, you have the answer on the screen in front of you.
Auditable takeoff · Versioned estimates · Customer acceptance
From a room to a signed number
Four steps, and the middle two do themselves.
Measure the space
Enter rooms the way you say them — 12′6″ by 14′ — with ceiling heights, doors and windows.
Take off the quantities
Floor and wall area, perimeter, trim and casing are derived for you, deducted the way your trade does it.
Apply your recipes
Pick an assembly and it becomes priced material, labour and equipment lines at your own rates.
Send it and get a yes
Your customer opens a clean quote and accepts it. What they agreed to is locked, hashed and kept.
The quantities are the hard part
Simple for your crew. Clear for your customer.
It measures for you
Draw the room and the numbers appear — the part every other tool makes you type by hand.
It shows its working
Every quantity keeps the arithmetic behind it, so “how did you get that?” has an answer.
It fits the rest
Your customers, your catalogue and your invoices already live on NOWAITN, and this sits with them.
Estimating, answered.
No. A single room is enough to price a single room. You enter width, length and ceiling height in feet and inches, add the doors and windows that matter, and the quantities follow. Whole houses work the same way, one room at a time.
Yes, because deduction is a setting rather than an assumption. Painting deducts every opening. Drywall conventionally deducts nothing under 32 square feet. Flooring deducts nothing at all. The same room gives each trade the number it expects.
Yes. A shared library of recipes covers common work for painting, drywall, flooring and trim, and you can change any rate or write your own. Labour always comes from your rates, never ours.
The version they accepted is frozen and kept, along with who accepted it and when, and the plan behind it is locked so the quantities cannot move under a price they are holding. If the work changes, you issue a revision rather than editing what they already agreed to.