Assemble gives construction contractors a fast, intuitive way to complete digital takeoffs and build accurate bill of quantities in minutes, not hours.
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From first drawing to final material list, Assemble helps you measure faster, reduce mistakes, and price with certainty.
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
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.
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How do I do a digital takeoff in Assemble Pro?
Upload your plans as a PDF, set the scale, and measure areas, lengths, and counts directly on screen. Assemble Pro totals quantities automatically and keeps them organised by group.
How long does a quantity takeoff take with Assemble Pro?
Minutes rather than hours. Measuring on screen is far faster than scaling printed plans, and reusable templates mean repeat work gets quicker with every job.
How accurate are digital takeoffs?
More accurate than manual methods. You measure directly from the drawing at true scale, every measurement stays visible on the plan, and nothing gets lost transcribing numbers into a spreadsheet.
Can I use Assemble Pro for material takeoffs in my trade?
Yes. Builders and subcontractors across carpentry, electrical, plumbing, roofing, painting, and groundworks use Assemble Pro to measure the quantities their trade needs.
Do takeoff quantities link to my pricing?
Yes. Quantities flow straight into your estimate and price automatically from your cost library and assemblies, so measuring and pricing happen in one motion.
