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Best Earthwork Estimating Software in 2026

Earthwork estimating software helps turn plans into takeoffs and cost estimates for ground work. Compare how tools handle cut-fill analysis, material costs, bids and project records. For phone use, check whether Android support is listed. AGTEK Gradework and HCSS list Android, iOS, web, Windows and API access. Compare plan input formats, takeoff methods, pricing and included projects.

15 appsSorted 13 Nov 2026How we rank
17.3
AGTEK Gradework logo

AGTEK Gradework is paid Windows software for earthwork takeoff, construction planning, estimating, and field operations.

AndroidiOSWeb
From $650 a month
26.4
PlanSwift logo

PlanSwift is installed Windows desktop software for construction takeoff and estimating.

Windows
From $2,000 a year
  1. 4

    HCSS

    HCSS is a connected platform for contractors handling heavy civil and infrastructure work, covering the job from estimating through final reporting.

    AndroidiOSWebAPI
    6.3
  2. 5

    Werx Takeoff

    Werx Takeoff is a web cloud application for excavation, site-work, grading, and dirt contractors preparing quantity takeoffs from site plans.

    Web
    6.3
  3. 6B2W Software logo

    B2W Software

    B2W Software is paid project and field management software from Trimble, available through web, Android, and iOS apps.

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.8
  4. 7

    Kubla Cubed

    Free planWindows
    5.6Free plan
  5. 8

    EarthWorks

    WebLinuxmacOSWindows
    5.0
  6. 9

    RIB CostX

    Windows
    4.8
  7. 10
    4.6
  8. 11
    4.6
  9. 12
    4.6
  10. 13
    4.6
  11. 14

    RIB Candy

    Windows
    4.5
  12. 15
    4.5

Choosing well

Compare plans, prices and trials

Check whether a free plan is available before committing. Kubla Cubed lists a free plan, while paid products may show a trial or pricing on request.

PlanSwift lists pricing from $1,500 per user per year. Autodesk Takeoff and Carlson Takeoff list 30-day trials; EarthWorks lists 7 days, and Kubla Cubed and PlanSwift list 14 days.

Match takeoff methods to your plans

Review the takeoff method and supported plan input formats together. The right combination can reduce conversion work when you bring drawings into an estimate.

Check whether the software supports the formats your team receives and whether it fits the way you measure earthwork quantities.

Check cut-fill and material costs

Cut-fill analysis is a key comparison field for balancing excavation and fill quantities. Look for the analysis approach that matches your estimating workflow.

A material cost database can help keep unit costs in one place. Confirm how the database works with your own cost information before choosing.

Review bids, projects and device access

Bid templates can make repeat proposals easier to prepare, while included-project limits affect how you organise work. Compare both fields before selecting a plan.

For field access, AGTEK Gradework and HCSS list Android, iOS, web, Windows and API platforms. ProEst lists web support, and RIB Candy lists Windows support.

Questions people ask

Which earthwork estimating tools list Android support?

AGTEK Gradework and HCSS list Android support. Their platform listings also include iOS, web, Windows and API access.

Is a free plan available?

Kubla Cubed lists a free plan. Other products may use paid pricing or a time-limited trial instead.

Which products list a free trial?

Autodesk Takeoff and Carlson Takeoff list 30-day trials. EarthWorks lists 7 days, while Kubla Cubed and PlanSwift list 14 days.

What is the listed starting price?

PlanSwift lists pricing from $1,500 per user per year. AGTEK Gradework, B2W Software, HCSS, ProEst, RIB Candy and RIB CostX list pricing on request.

Which platform options should I compare?

Platform listings include Android, iOS, web, Windows, API and macOS across the category. Check the listing for the platforms you need.

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