Pilot
For teams proving fit on live drawing sets
One team onboarding on real projects
Takeoff and reviewer workflow validation
Fast feedback loop with your operators
Pricing Preview
Pricing built around workflow depth, not vanity seat counts.
This page is intentionally hidden while packaging is being finalized. Today, TabPro AI pricing is shaped by drawing volume, reviewer workflow needs, and how far you want the platform to carry data from takeoff into delivery.
No public price points yet. Use this draft page to shape packaging, messaging, and future plan structure without exposing unfinished pricing to search or navigation.
What drives pricing
Price the workflow you are replacing.
The cleanest way to package TabPro AI is around operational value: how much manual counting, reviewer effort, and downstream rebuilding the platform removes from a team.
Driver
Drawing volume
How many drawing sets, sheets, and active projects your team processes each month.
Driver
Reviewer workflow
How many people need split-view QA, correction tools, and source-linked review before delivery.
Driver
Reporting scope
Whether you need takeoff only, project setup continuity, or downstream reporting workflows as well.
Draft structure
A clean pricing framework is already there.
You do not need final numbers yet. You need the right packaging logic so future pricing feels deliberate instead of improvised.
Draft
Team
For firms standardizing estimating and review
Connected takeoff and reviewer QA flow
Structured project handoff into delivery
Usage aligned to active team volume
Enterprise
For multi-team rollout and deeper workflow coverage
Broader deployment across operations
Reporting and process standardization
Custom rollout, onboarding, and support model
Recommended rollout
Keep it coded and hidden until the commercial model is stable.
That is the right move. Build the page now so the structure, tone, and buying story are ready. Keep it out of nav, out of the sitemap, and out of search until you decide what is fixed-price, what is volume-based, and what is onboarding-led.
Now
Private route, noindex, no public pricing promises.
Next
Finalize packaging names, value metrics, and pilot terms.
Later
Expose the route in nav and add it to the sitemap when ready.