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Kisheet vs PlanSwift

Both are Windows takeoff apps. PlanSwift is sold per seat by the year, with automatic takeoff on its Core plan. Kisheet is priced per company, and you can buy it once. Facts from PlanSwift's pricing page, read 22 October 2026.

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PlanSwift figures from its pricing page [1], read 22 October 2026. Kisheet's prices are proposed.
	Kisheet	PlanSwift
How it's sold	Buy once, or subscribe	Yearly, per seat
Price	one-time once, or monthly a month, for the whole company	Essential $2,000 or Core $3,000 per seat a year
3 estimators, 3 years	one-time once, including 12 months of updates (renewal pricing isn't set yet), or yearly a year on annual billing	$18,000 on Essential, before any seat discount
Automatic takeoff	No. Fill Area and Visual Search count for you.	Auto Count, Auto Scale and Auto Bookmark on Essential; Auto Takeoff on Core
PDF markup	Clouds, callouts, review stamps, compare and overlay	Not listed on its pricing page
Trial	Trial terms not decided	14 days, no card

PlanSwift lists discounted extra seats and volume pricing from 10 seats; the figure above uses list price.

Where Kisheet differs

One price for the whole company, so a new estimator costs nothing extra.
A license you buy once and keep.
Takeoff and PDF markup in one window: review stamps, clouds, Compare with Older Revision.
Bid-day tools: addenda with quantity changes, a takeoff health check, frozen bids and bid letters.

Where PlanSwift is the better pick today

You want automatic takeoff now.
Your estimate already lives in PlanSwift assemblies and plugins.
You want a product with many years in the field. Kisheet is new.

Take off one bid in both.

Run a plan set you know through Kisheet.

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PlanSwift, pricing page: planswift.com/pricing, read 22 October 2026

PlanSwift is a trademark of its owner. Kisheet is not affiliated with or endorsed by PlanSwift.