Quote Drywall Jobs in 20 Minutes, Not 3 Hours

Stop spending evenings breaking down rooms with a calculator and a scale ruler. Assemble gives drywall contractors fast digital takeoffs with automatic door and window deductions, waste factors, and instant sheet counts, so you send the bid before your competitors finish measuring.

Upload plans. Get material quantities. Produce fast, accurate estimates.

No credit card required • $70/month, no lock-in • Free human support

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Is Assemble Right for You?

From first drawing to final walkthrough, Assemble helps you measure faster, price with certainty, and keep every build profitable.

For the guys who are on site accepting material deliveries during the day and heading home at night to price the next job.


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📐 Pricing work regularly

📄Anyone still printing plans

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Turn your takeoffs into time saved

Turn your takeoffs into time saved

Contractors lose hours every week manually measuring plans and double-checking quantities.
Assemble Pro’s digital takeoffs help you work faster, bid smarter, and never miss materials again.


Up to 10x faster takeoff workflows

  • Fewer quantity errors and missed materials
    Better profit tracking from job to job

Contractors lose hours every week manually measuring plans and double-checking quantities.
Assemble's digital takeoffs help you work faster, bid smarter, and never miss materials again.


Up to 10x faster takeoff workflows

Fewer quantity errors and missed materials
Better profit tracking from job to job

If you currently spend 5 hours per week doing manual takeoffs and save 60% of that time, that’s roughly 3 hours saved weekly — or over 150 hours per year you can put back into jobs that pay.

Why drywall contractors choose Assemble over the alternatives

The full toolkit for small drywall contractors, without the enterprise price tag.

AssembleBuildxactPlanSwiftSpreadsheets
Price$70/month or $700/year$169-439/month$399+ one-time license"Free" (costs you nights and weekends)
Contract No lock-in, cancel anytime Annual commitment Upfront license, paid upgrades None
Wall & ceiling takeoffs with deductions Built in Built in Takeoff only Manual measuring
Waste factors & sheet counts Automatic Built in Limited DIY formulas, easy to break
Assemblies & material order lists Built in Partial Not included Manual lists
Finish-level pricing Your rates per level Generic Not included Manual per job
Built for 5-10 person crews Designed for small crews Priced for bigger operations Desktop-era estimators Built for accountants
Cloud, works on any device Yes Yes Desktop install Version-control chaos
Free human support Included Tiered Paid support plans You're on your own
Feature paywalls or tiers None, everyone gets everything Tiered plans Paid add-ons-

Buildxact starts at $169/month with an annual commitment. PlanSwift wants $399+ upfront and only does takeoff. Assemble gives you the full suite for $70/month with no lock-in.

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Frequently asked questions

Everything drywall contractors ask before getting started with Assemble Pro.

What is the best estimating software for drywall contractors?

Assemble is estimating software built for small drywall contractors, priced at $70/month with no lock-in contract. It measures wall and ceiling areas from your plans with automatic door and window deductions, applies waste factors, calculates sheet counts, and turns takeoffs into professional estimates using your own board, tape, mud, and labor rates. Comparable tools like Buildxact cost $169-439/month with an annual commitment, and PlanSwift requires a $399+ upfront license.

How does Assemble calculate drywall quantities?

Assemble calculates drywall quantities by measuring wall and ceiling areas directly on your uploaded plans, automatically deducting doors and windows, and applying your waste factor to produce square footage and sheet counts. You set the sheet size (4x8, 4x10, 4x12) and waste percentage, and Assemble converts measured areas into the number of sheets, plus tape, mud, screws, and labor through assemblies.

Can I price different finish levels like Level 4 and Level 5?

Yes. Assemble lets you build separate assemblies for each finish level, so a Level 5 skim-coat ceiling carries different labor and material rates than a Level 4 wall. Measure the area once, assign the right finish-level assembly, and your estimate prices hanging, taping, and finishing correctly for each surface.

How much does Assemble cost?

Assemble costs $70/month, or $700/year which gives you 2 months free. That includes 1 user with full access to Takeoff, Assemblies, and Estimates, unlimited projects, and free human support. There are no tiers, no feature paywalls, no lock-in contracts, and you can cancel anytime. The 14-day free trial requires no credit card.

Do I need to be tech-savvy to use drywall takeoff software?

No. If you can use a smartphone, you can use Assemble. Most drywall contractors complete their first takeoff within 15 minutes of signing up. The tool was designed for contractors who spend their days on the tools, not at a desk, and free human support is included if you ever get stuck.

Can I use my own labor rates and material prices?

Yes. You build assemblies with your own board, tape, mud, screw, and labor costs, and Assemble applies them automatically to every takeoff. Set them up once (for example, a hang-tape-finish assembly per square foot at each finish level) and every future drywall estimate uses your real numbers.

Does Assemble handle multi-story drywall takeoffs?

Yes. Assemble supports multi-level takeoffs, so you can measure each floor of a building separately and keep quantities organized by level. Different ceiling heights per level are handled in your measurements, and the estimate rolls everything into one clear, GC-ready breakdown.

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