Catch the scope gap
before you sign.
Scoprix traces the plans, prices the work, and reads the plans, schedule, and spec against each other — then hands you the RFI on every missed cross-reference before you bid. The takeoff gets you on the sheet; the cross-check is the edge no other takeoff tool has.
- from one real bid set
- 10 RFIs
- from one real bid set
- to scan a full set
- ~$2
- to scan a full set
- panels · 0 hallucination
- 5 / 5
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- sets, in the browser
- 146-pg
- sets, in the browser
One building.
Every project you bid goes up the same way — floors, systems, and trades assembled into a single structure. Watch it build; scroll to walk around it.
The skeleton, taken off.
Shear walls, grade beams, columns, holdowns, joists — the framing takeoff extracted straight from the structural sheets, floor by floor.
The air, traced and sized.
Duct mains, branches, and the riser to the roof — traced on the plan by you, by the AI, or both, with per-size linear footage scored before you bid.
The risers, run to every floor.
Pipe mains crossing the ductwork, risers at the corners, sprinkler branch lines upstairs — and the RFI when a system is scheduled but never routed.
The power, pulled and paneled.
Switchboards, panels, feeders, and conduit runs — the electrical scope counted and measured from the same sheets, in the same pass.
Assembled.
Takeoff feeds estimate, estimate feeds the bid, the bid feeds cost projection — every floor of the product built on the same shared structure.
One system, from the first takeoff to defended margin.
Four stages that follow your own job — estimate it, buy it out, catch the gaps, defend the margin. Each is a place to work, not a separate tool to buy.
- Draw / AI takeoff on any plan PDF
- Free public estimator
- Engineer-estimate pricing from live feeds
- Concept estimate — room-type best-guessplanned
- Quote intake, normalized to CSI line items
- Bid Board — every quote, ranked by vendor
- Vendor network + one-click invitations
- Scoped takeoff sent straight to subs
- Cross-source RFI generator (plans vs schedule vs spec)
- RFI log, citation-ready
- Submittal register
- Plan markupplanned
- Weekly labor report from your ERP export
- Change-order lifecycle + priced buildup
- Earned-value read: CPI / SPI / EACplanned
- Approved labor curve baselineplanned
One shared cost record runs under all four. The number you estimate is the number you buy out, the number you change-order, the number you defend — one record, walled off so only your team sees it, instead of four spreadsheets drifting apart. That is why Scoprix is one system, not six tools.
Trace the takeoff. Catch what the sources don't agree on.
Open any bid-set PDF in your browser, trace runs and drop counts on the sheet, and let the AI take a first pass alongside you. Then Scoprix reads the plans, the schedule, and the spec against each other and writes the RFI on every gap — before it costs you at closeout.
- AI takeoff across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, fire, framing — 200+ tools, traced right on the plan
- Reads plans vs schedule vs spec and hands you a citation-ready RFI per gap
- The one thing the takeoff-tool field (Togal, Kreo, STACK, PlanSwift, Bluebeam) does not do: reconcile the three sources
- ~$2 to scan a full bid set — against the thousands one missed scope costs
Built by someone who fought these battles.
Scoprix comes out of ten years in construction — estimating the work and running it — watching the same pattern drain margin: a cross-reference between the plans, the schedule, and the spec that nobody caught until it was a change order to fight over.
It's the enclosure rating called out in a keyed plan note but missing from the schedule the vendor quoted from. The salt-spray spec that reads one number on the plans and another in the book. Small disagreements between sources — and the contractor eats them at closeout.
Scoprix reads those sources against each other so the RFI gets written before you sign, not discovered after — fewer COR battles, because the gap surfaced while it was still free to fix.
Why now · AI takeoff plus cross-source checks are only now reliable and cheap enough to run on every bid — about $2 to scan a full set.
See the catch, not a mockup.
Each demo loads in seconds and shows the real behavior — start with the cross-source RFI, that is the wedge.
Catch the next gap before you sign it.
Live with GCs and subcontractors now. Run the takeoff → RFI flow with no signup, then start free.
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