We got tired of drawing takeoffs.

The most expensive hour in the week

Ask any subcontractor where their time goes and you'll hear the same thing: the takeoff. Hours of counting fixtures, measuring runs, scaling sheets, and second-guessing the number — all before a single dollar of it is billable, on jobs you might not even win. The estimators who are best at their trade are stuck doing the part a machine should do.

We started P2P with one stubborn belief: a blueprint already contains the estimate. The counts, the lengths, the areas — they're all on the page. What was missing was a tool that could read the plans the way an experienced estimator does, do the measuring automatically, and price it the way you bid. Not a generic database. Your rates, your trade, your number.

From blueprint to bid

So we built the Blueprint-to-Bid™ pipeline: upload your plans, let the AI build the takeoff, and get a priced estimate you review and send — in about 30 minutes instead of a lost evening. We made it free to try with no login, because the fastest way to believe it is to feed it your own work. And we built it trade by trade, because a duct run isn't a homerun and a roof square isn't a wall square.

The mission is simple, and it's the whole company: give subcontractors back the hours that manual takeoff steals, so the people who are great at the work can spend their time on the work — and on winning more of it.