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Matrak vs Kreo

Kreo assists your takeoff with AI — but you still run it. Matrak runs it for you, then keeps going.

What is Kreo?

Kreo is an affordable AI-assisted 2D and 3D takeoff tool with automated detection and a chat-style interface to refine measurements conversationally.

Where it shines: accessible pricing, a friendly AI-assisted 2D/3D workflow, and strong BIM handling for smaller teams.

Matrak vs Kreo, capability by capability

CapabilityKreoMatrak AI Takeoff
AI reads the drawings for youYesYes
Clicks to a full takeoffYou driveZero
Complete BOQ in your quote formatPartialYes
90+ trades in one passNoYes
Counts, areas & lineal runsPartialYes
Feeds ordering, logistics & inventoryNoYes
Quality (ITPs) & embodied carbonNoYes
Expert human QA includedNoYes

The difference that matters

Kreo speeds up an estimator's takeoff; Matrak removes the estimator's clicks entirely, covers every trade, and connects the result to supply-chain, quality and carbon.

Every takeoff tool above still needs a person to run it — screen by screen, trade by trade. Matrak is the only one that reads your drawings and drafts the BOQ for you with zero clicks — marked up so you can verify every number — then keeps going, feeding ordering, logistics, warehousing, quality, install, schedule and Scope 3 embodied-carbon tracking. Understanding the materials on a project is the foundation of automating everything after it. That's why we built takeoffs that draft themselves.

No subscription. Pay per takeoff.

Most takeoff tools bill a recurring subscription or per-seat licence whether you use them or not. Matrak is pay-as-you-go: $89 for one trade on one project, or $1,370 for 20 credits you spend however you like. Compare that with the $2,000+ and the days a human estimator charges for a single-trade BOQ: a marked-up first pass at a fraction of the cost — and cheap enough to run just to screen a job before you bid.

Prices in USD. Your exact price is shown at checkout before you pay.

Frequently asked questions

Is Matrak really zero-click?

On real commercial projects across a number of trades, Matrak has produced full BOQs with zero clicks: you drop your drawings in — or pull them straight from Procore, Autodesk or Aconex — and the AI reads them, marks them up and measures them into a Bill of Quantities. AI output is inherently variable and depends on your documents and instructions, so we don't guarantee every run needs no input — every number is shown marked up for you to verify, and the built-in tools make tweaks fast.

How accurate are Matrak's AI takeoffs?

It depends on the documents you give it and what you ask for — accuracy varies with drawing quality and trade. Every measurement is shown marked up on the drawing so you can check it, the built-in tools make fixes fast, you can trigger a full re-run, and up to an hour of human-estimator time is included if you'd like our team to help (estimating work beyond that hour is quoted at standard takeoff rates).

Which trades does Matrak cover?

More than 90 — from joinery, electrical, concrete, structural steel and hydraulic to facade, carpentry, brickwork, flooring, fire protection, landscaping and civil. It counts symbols, measures areas and traces lineal runs, all in one pass.

Can I use it just to screen a project before I bid?

Yes. A fast, low-cost takeoff is a great way to size up a job before you commit to a bid — and the same tool runs the full production takeoff once you win the work.

What happens after the takeoff?

The BOQ is the foundation of Matrak Connect: the quantities flow into ordering, manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, quality (ITPs), install, schedule and even Scope 3 embodied-carbon tracking.

How do I get my drawings in?

Drop PDFs — plus schedules and specs — straight onto the page, or import them directly from Procore, Autodesk Construction Cloud or Aconex, with no downloading and re-uploading.

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