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Togal.AI vs STACK for Construction Takeoffs
STACK is an all-in-one preconstruction platform covering takeoff, estimating, bid management, and project documentation. Togal does takeoff exclusively, which is why the interface is simpler and the AI is trained on one job. Here's how the two compare on scope, automation, ease of use, data ownership, and support.
Teams who switched from STACK to Togal



The numbers behind Togal
Average support response
A flooring contractor finished a two-week takeoff, caught an error for the GC, and won the job
Faster takeoffs
To a new user's first completed takeoff
Certified, plans stay walled off
Average support response
A flooring contractor finished a two-week takeoff, caught an error for the GC, and won the job
Faster takeoffs
To a new user's first completed takeoff
Certified, plans stay walled off
Which takeoff tool is right for you
Book a DemoChoose Togal if:
Takeoff is the bottleneck and you want the best tool for that specific job.
You already have an estimating system you like and want takeoff to feed it.
You want to use a takeoff tool with the broadest trade coverage of any AI-native platform for takeoff and assemblies.
Your plan sets are dense and you need the AI reading them, not just counting symbols.
Seeing the job in 3D before you bid, so it would catch problems you currently find later.
You want enough time with “view access” to historical projects if a subscription lapses and not an immediate delete.
Choose STACK if:
Consolidating vendors matters more than having the strongest tool in each category.
You need labour and equipment planning tied to the same platform.
You don’t need assemblies.
You don’t mind it getting slow when working on larger estimates up to $200million and more.
You don’t mind spending time on a longer learning curve for other team members instead of focusing on takeoff estimators.
Togal vs STACK at a glance
Book a DemoWhat each platform does well
Togal.AI strengths
Purpose-built for takeoff, with every feature aimed at quantity extraction
Eight buttons on the dashboard, so estimators start working immediately
3D visualisation that catches height and elevation problems before the bid
View-only access to historical projects if subscription pauses
Latest developments and AI updates than any AI takeoff tool in the industry
- Live support from people who understand estimating
STACK strengths
One platform covering takeoff, estimating, bid management, and documents
Integrated cost data and proposal generation inside the same subscription
Bid tracking and a bid calendar for teams managing high bid volume
Broad multi-trade coverage, including MEP scopes
Field collaboration tools extending into project delivery
Key difference: best-of-breed against all-in-one
Togal.AI
Togal takes a niche approach. Everything in the product serves measurement and quantity extraction because the AI has spent five years learning construction drawings rather than splitting attention across estimating and document control. Most Togal customers pair it with the estimating system of their choice depending on what their trade already runs on. Taking the strongest takeoff tool and connecting a preferred estimating tool works for most contractors for their work.
STACK
STACK's pitch is consolidation. One login can cover takeoff, pricing, bid tracking, and documents, and for teams that value a single vendor over category-leading tools, that is a real advantage.
Five reasons estimators choose Togal over STACK
Depth in one job

An interface that opens, not one that trains

Your data stays reachable

Seeing the job before you bid it

Support that answers in minutes

When to stay on STACK
If your team wants preconstruction handled by one vendor, STACK does more than Togal attempts. Estimating, cost data, proposals, bid tracking, labour and equipment planning, and document control all live in the same subscription, and replacing that with Togal alone would leave gaps.
Togal vs STACK: common questions
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