Togal.AI pricing, with the arithmetic.
Togal publishes one price and quotes the rest. Here is the published figure, what it comes to over a year for one, three and five estimators, what the seat does and does not cover, and how it compares seat for seat with Kreo, STACK and Pilars.
How much does Togal.AI cost in 2026?
Togal.AI pricing is $299 per user per month, billed yearly, on its Growth plan. That is $3,588 per user per year, with unlimited automated takeoffs. Teams of four or more users go on the Business plan, which is a custom quote. For scale, Kreo Pro is $2,100 per user per year, and Pilars is $300 per user per month ($3,600 per year), with one trade per user and unlimited takeoffs.
Search results for "Togal AI pricing" are muddier than that, because directories still carry tiers the vendor no longer lists. Third-party listings report an "Essential" tier at $1,999 per user per year and a Growth price of $2,999; neither appears on Togal's own pricing page, which shows only Growth and Business. Use the vendor page, and get the quote in writing.
| Togal.AI at a glance | |
|---|---|
| What it is | AI-assisted takeoff: auto detect, measure and count, AI plan search, drawing comparison. Takeoff only, no estimating database. |
| Who reads the drawings | The software makes the first pass; the estimator checks and cleans up the result. |
| Platform | Cloud, in a browser |
| Pricing model | Per user, annual billing |
| Public price | $299 per user per month billed yearly ($3,588 per year); 4+ users custom |
| Free trial | None mentioned on the pricing page; "Try Now" leads to a demo booking |
| Best for | General contractors and architectural and interior trades measuring areas and spaces |
Pricing reviewed 13 November 2026, based on public documentation as of Nov 2026. Togal.AI, Kreo, STACK and eTakeoff are trademarks of their owners; this is an independent comparison published by Pilars.
Togal.AI plans and prices
| Plan | Published price | Who it is for | What the vendor lists |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growth | $299 per user per month, billed yearly | One to three users | Unlimited automated takeoffs, chat prompts and image and symbol searches |
| Business | Custom quote | Teams of four or more | SSO, onboarding and quantity discounts |
| Togal.ai add-on inside eTakeoff | $1,800 per user per year, on top of an eTakeoff licence | Existing eTakeoff Dimension users | Sold on eTakeoff's pricing page; requires Advanced ($795 per year) or Premier ($1,495 per year) |
The third row is the one most pricing pages miss. A Togal add-on bought through eTakeoff comes to $795 + $1,800 = $2,595 per user per year on the Advanced tier, which is $993 less than a direct Growth seat. The catch is that you are working inside a desktop takeoff program, and eTakeoff's page does not say the add-on matches every Growth feature, so ask before assuming.
Togal.AI cost per user: one, three and five estimators
The public rate is flat per seat, so the first two rows are plain multiplication. The third is not, because five users is past the point where Togal stops publishing a number.
| Team | Arithmetic | Annual cost |
|---|---|---|
| 1 estimator | $299 × 12 | $3,588 |
| 3 estimators | $299 × 12 × 3 | $10,764 |
| 5 estimators | Business plan, custom quote | Not public. At the Growth rate it would be $299 × 12 × 5 = $17,940; the quantity discount should bring the quote under that. |
Two things to plan around. The public plan is billed yearly, so the cash goes out as $3,588 per seat up front, not $299 a month. And the seat is per user, so a project manager who wants to run two takeoffs a quarter needs either a seat or a favour from an estimator. Togal softens this a little: external collaborators do not need their own account.
What the Togal price includes, and what it does not
Included in a Growth seat
- Unlimited automated takeoffs, with no per-sheet or per-project meter
- Chat prompts over the plans and image and symbol search
- Browser access, so Mac and Windows both work
- Sharing with outside collaborators who do not need their own account
Not included, or not public
- An estimating or cost database. Togal produces quantities; pricing happens elsewhere.
- Monthly billing on the public plan
- A self-serve free trial; check current terms with sales
- SSO and onboarding, which sit in the Business plan
- Any published accuracy figure on the current homepage
On fit rather than price: Togal's vendor page lists general contracting, painting, drywall, framing, flooring, glazing, doors and hardware, and electrical. G2 reviewers rate it 4.8 out of 5 on about 60 reviews, and the same reviews mention manual clean-up of AI results, rework on Excel exports and weaker results on civil and sitework sheets. Those are third-party reports from a small sample, so treat them as questions to ask in the demo.
Togal.AI pricing vs Kreo, STACK and Pilars
| Togal.AI | Kreo Pro | STACK | Pilars | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who reads the drawings | Software first pass, estimator cleans up | Software first pass on Pro, estimator cleans up | Estimator, with AI assist add-ons | Software reads the set and spec book; estimator reviews and edits |
| Pricing model | Per user, annual | Per user, annual | Per user | Per user, monthly or annual billing; one trade per user |
| Public price | $3,588 per user per year | $2,100 per user per year | "As low as $299 per user / month"; free version | $300 per user per month ($3,600 per year); one trade per user, unlimited takeoffs |
| Estimating included | No | Yes | Yes | No; takeoff summary and Excel export |
| Best for | High-volume area and space takeoff on architectural plans | Quantity surveyors and small teams wanting takeoff and estimate together | Shops wanting one cloud seat for takeoff, estimate and proposal | Trade contractors, MEP in particular, who want the full first pass produced for review and editing |
Togal.AI vs Pilars, seat for seat
Pilars is $300 per user per month. Each user covers one trade of their choice, with unlimited takeoffs, so a user here means one estimator on one trade.
| Team | Togal.AI Growth, per year | Pilars, per year |
|---|---|---|
| 1 user | $3,588 | $300 × 12 = $3,600 |
| 3 users | $10,764 | $900 × 12 = $10,800 |
| 5 users | Business quote; $17,940 at the Growth rate | $1,500 × 12 = $18,000 |
The two come out $12 a seat a year apart, so price should not decide this one. What differs is how the seat is sold. Togal bills the year up front; Pilars can be paid monthly or annually. And a Togal seat is not tied to a trade, where a Pilars user is. An estimator who takes off electrical and HVAC needs two Pilars users, $600 a month.
That matters most to general contractors. A GC estimator pulling four trades needs four Pilars users, $14,400 a year, against one Togal seat at $3,588. If your work is many trades, mostly areas and finishes, every week, Togal is the cheaper way to buy.
Is Togal.AI worth the price?
Togal.AI is best for general contractors and interior trades that measure floor areas, rooms and wall lengths on architectural plans all week. Unlimited takeoffs on a flat $3,588 seat is a good deal at that volume, and the product is built around exactly that work.
Togal.AI is a harder sell for a team that needs monthly billing, or an MEP contractor whose takeoff is mostly device and fixture counts rather than areas.
Pilars is best for that second group: trade contractors, MEP in particular, with each estimator working one trade. It costs the same as Togal per seat, so the choice comes down to these, in order:
- Control. Pilars runs the takeoff automatically, but nothing is locked. Open any detection and reclassify a wall type, add or remove a device, or adjust a boundary or quantity, and the totals update. The estimator has the final say.
- Speed. The plan set and spec book are read in minutes, with no drawing or clicking on the first pass.
- Accuracy, on one published test. In our duplex receptacle benchmark on one real power plan, Pilars counted 97.5% and Togal 84%. That is a single test of one device type, not an overall accuracy claim.
- Trades. Pilars covers 19 trades from one upload, where Togal is architectural-first.
- Price. $300 per user per month, which is what a Togal seat costs. Each user covers one trade with unlimited takeoffs, and you can pay monthly instead of for the year up front.
Run both on a set you have already bid before you sign anything. Pilars has a live demo on your own plans; for the feature comparison see Pilars vs Togal and the full Togal.AI review.
Questions estimators actually ask
How much does Togal.AI cost per user?
Togal.AI costs $299 per user per month, billed yearly, on the Growth plan, which is $3,588 per user per year. Teams of four or more users are quoted individually on the Business plan. Pricing was reviewed on 13 November 2026.
Does Togal.AI have a free trial or a free plan?
Togal.AI does not mention a free trial or free plan on its pricing page as of November 2026; the "Try Now" button leads to a demo booking. Directories disagree on trial length, so ask Togal sales for current terms.
Can I pay for Togal.AI monthly instead of annually?
Togal.AI publishes only annual billing on its Growth plan, quoted as $299 per user per month billed yearly. Whether monthly billing can be negotiated on a Business quote is not public.
How much would Togal.AI cost for a three-estimator shop for a year?
Three Togal.AI Growth seats cost $299 × 12 × 3 = $10,764 per year at the published rate. A fourth user moves the team to the Business plan, which is a custom quote with quantity discounts.
Why do some websites list Togal.AI at $1,999 or $2,999 a year?
Third-party listings report an Essential tier at $1,999 per user per year and Growth at $2,999, but neither figure is on Togal.AI's own pricing page, which lists Growth at $299 per user per month billed yearly and a custom Business plan. Treat directory prices as out of date until Togal confirms them.
Is Togal.AI worth the price for a small electrical or plumbing contractor?
Togal.AI is strongest on architectural area and space takeoff, and its $3,588 seat is billed for the year up front. A small MEP contractor whose takeoff is mostly device and fixture counts should compare it with Pilars, which costs about the same at $300 per user per month for one trade with unlimited takeoffs, covers the MEP trades and can be billed monthly.
Is there a cheaper alternative to Togal.AI?
Kreo Pro is cheaper than Togal.AI at $175 per user per month billed annually, or $2,100 per year, and PlanSwift is $2,000 to $3,000 per seat per year on Windows. Pilars is not cheaper: Pilars costs $300 per user per month ($3,600 per year) for one trade with unlimited takeoffs, though Pilars can be billed monthly where Togal.AI bills yearly.