We transitioned from PlanSwift to STACK over five years ago. The impact on takeoff speed and accuracy has been meaningful, especially as AI-driven features continue to evolve. I’ve also helped several associate contractors make the switch to STACK and build real estimating capacity. One painting subcontractor went from 2 estimates per week to over 10 simply by leveraging assemblies correctly.

I have a high appreciation for STACK Takeoff & Estimate because it effectively meets our needs for takeoffs and estimating, which made it stand out among other vendors we considered. The setup process was straightforward, facilitated by comprehensive training, which made using the system easy despite initial concerns. The standout feature is the AI software, which has greatly enhanced our efficiency by automating the tracing of walls and lines, substantially speeding up our workflow. This feature also empowers us to handle a higher volume of bids, thereby increasing our capacity to secure more jobs. Additionally, the ability to save material costs within the system is tremendously helpful. Even though the AI is pricey, the increase in productivity and the workload it enables us to handle makes the cost worthwhile. Overall, STACK Takeoff & Estimate effectively eliminates the manual hassle of calculations, making our bidding process much more efficient.

AI tools like STACK's takeoff feature are transforming manual processes in construction estimating. It's impressive how a single training session can lead to such immediate adoption and efficiency gains!

STACK's Al has helped me tremendously on projects where I get a massive floor plan and there's just so many variables in rooms. I use the Al feature and it just encompasses everything on that floor. You can pick and choose what you want to save, keep, and move to a particular Assembly or Item. What would take 2 hours you can do in 5 minutes.

We realized STACK's AI feature would be a big asset to speeding up our process. The more we can put out, then the more likely we are to win. It's AI, you still have to vet it, but I would not hesitate a second to use it."