This is the one most concrete guys are actually using, and it is the workflow LevelSheet was built to replace — it is how the founder bid his own jobs.
| LevelSheet | Adobe + Excel | |
|---|---|---|
| How do you measure? | Click the corners on the plan. The length, the area and the count come off the drawing itself. | Measure in Acrobat, read the number, type it into a cell. |
| What happens when the plan changes? | Re-measure the part that moved. The bid follows. | Find every cell that number touched and hope none was missed. |
| Where does the concrete maths live? | In the tool — yardage, waste, mixes, rebar weight, laps and bends. | In formulas you wrote, in a file you maintain. |
| Can you check it before you send it? | Yes — the job draws in 3D, so a wall sitting at the wrong height is something you can see. | You check the arithmetic, not the building. |
| What does it cost? | $135/month, or $1,350/year. First two plans free. No card to start. | An Acrobat subscription, plus the hours. |
Prices change. Ours is on this page because it is ours; check theirs on their own site before you decide.
If you bid two or three small jobs a year, a spreadsheet you already trust is hard to beat and you should keep it. This is for the estimator doing it every week, where the typing is the job.
Bid your first two plans free — no card, no sales call, no training. After that it is $135 a month and you can cancel from your account page.
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