PlanSwift is desktop software you install and learn. LevelSheet runs in a browser and is built around one trade.
| LevelSheet | PlanSwift | |
|---|---|---|
| Where does it run? | In a browser, on whatever you have — the office machine, a laptop in the truck, an iPad on site. | Installed on a Windows machine. |
| How long before you can bid a real job? | Calibrate the scale, click the corners, the yardage adds up. There is a guided run-through if you want one. | Training is part of the product, and is usually sold alongside it. |
| How much of it is about concrete? | All of it. Mixes, waste, rebar laps and bends, spot footings, piers. | A general takeoff engine; concrete is what you build on top of it. |
| Does it draw the job back to you? | Yes — a 3D view of what you just measured, which is how you catch a wrong wall base before it reaches a bid. | Takeoff is 2D. |
| What does it cost? | $135/month, or $1,350/year. First two plans free. No card to start. | Licensed per seat; check their site for current pricing. |
Prices change. Ours is on this page because it is ours; check theirs on their own site before you decide.
If you already know PlanSwift and you bid several trades out of it, switching costs you the thing you are fastest at. LevelSheet is worth a look when concrete is most of your work and the general tool is doing none of the concrete thinking for you.
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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