Multi-family builders
Consistent takeoffs across every unit type in the plan set.
Upload architectural PDFs. Get square footage, cutouts, and slab nesting per unit type — computed in code, not guessed.
Counterly is countertop takeoff and quoting software for stone fabrication shops. It reads architectural and kitchen layout drawings, extracts the countertop geometry — runs, depths, islands, backsplash, fixture breaks — and produces square footage, linear footage of finished edge, a slab nesting layout, and a priced quote. It is built for shops running bridge saws and CNC/waterjet, and handles multi-unit residential jobs where one unit type repeats across dozens or hundreds of apartments.
About Counterly →Vision reads layout. Measurements run in code — the same PDF returns the same numbers.
Upload layout PDFs. Counterly returns countertop dimensions, cutouts, and unit types — grouped by the plan labels your estimators already use.
2D bin-packing on standard slab sizes with yield percentages and waste totals — so material cost is known before you quote.
1 slab for this kitchen · 5 cut pieces
SLAB 1 — 126" × 63"
Export summaries with square footage, slab counts, edge linear feet, and cutout details.
Consistent takeoffs across every unit type in the plan set.
More quotes per estimator — minutes per takeoff, not hours.
Scale multi-unit volume without rebuilding your estimating process.
Validated against shop-issued quotes on live multifamily jobs. See accuracy results →
3-day free trial · up to 3 projects · Billed monthly after trial.
A countertop takeoff is the measurement of every countertop surface in a job from drawings, producing square footage, linear footage of finished edge, and a piece-by-piece breakdown. It is the input to both the material order and the customer quote.
Architectural plans, kitchen layout sheets, elevations, and shop submittals — vector PDFs and scanned raster drawings. Multi-unit matrix submittals with repeating unit types are supported directly.
Unit types are read once and multiplied by quantity, then nested across the whole job rather than per unit. That cross-type nesting is where slab savings come from on large residential projects.
Yes. Takeoff output flows into a priced quote with countertop, backsplash, and vanity lines kept separate, plus fabrication and finished-edge lines.
Yes. Every extracted dimension — including per-run depth — is editable, and corrections are stored and used to improve extraction on future jobs.
Any. Standard, jumbo, and super jumbo are preset, and you can enter the actual dimensions of the bundle you're buying.