Break the job into scopes
Name every unit of work on the drawings — bollards, stair runs, embeds — each one counted and priced on its own.
ScopeDive breaks every job into scopes — small, named, priced units of real work. Estimating, takeoff, procurement, and project management, built for contractors that price dozens of dissimilar line items per bid.
"Built by a multi-trade construction estimator — not by a software company guessing at your job."
— The founder
0 yrs
at the takeoff table before a line of code
0 system
Takeoff · Estimation · Project Management · Closeout
0+ trades
one engine underneath them all
0 re-keys
price it once, use it everywhere
01 / The unit of work
Template software wants your job to look like every other job. It doesn't. A fabrication bid is 40 small, dissimilar pieces of work — each with its own material, finish, labor, equipment, etc.
ScopeDive lets you name and price each one exactly as you'd say it out loud on a walk-through. Configure your own material library, attributes and operation cost per trade. Fully customizable to fit your business needs.
5 scopes priced in 41 min — one engine, no re-keying
02 / One engine, not five tabs
Not an ERP you'll fight for a year to configure. An operation engine that starts where you already start — the estimate — and carries the same scopes all the way through the job.
Fast, precise counts that feed straight into the bid.
Price by scope with your own labor, equipment, and sub rates.
Track every bid, revision, and buyout in one place. No re-keying.
Carry every scope from award through to close-out.
→ AI-assisted pricing intelligence is on the roadmap. You stay in control of every number.
First-wave shops are onboarding now.
How shops run it
Name every unit of work on the drawings — bollards, stair runs, embeds — each one counted and priced on its own.
Labor, material, equipment and sub rates live on the scope. The number you bid is the number you buy against.
Award turns the estimate into the job plan. Track every scope from shop to site without re-typing a thing.
03 / Trade-agnostic under the hood
Every organization configures its own materials, finishes, thicknesses, grades, and cost components. A glazier's library and a fabricator's library run on the same engine — because the engine never assumed what you build.
From the field to the bid
Every scope in ScopeDive maps back to something physical — steel on a truck, a crew on a deck, a set of plans on the tailgate. This is the world the software was built inside.



Built by a practitioner
"I've priced custom metal, wood, glass, and complete fit outs for twenty-five years, and I still run estimation for a real fabrication shop north Boston, MA. I built ScopeDive because every tool I tried was made by people who'd never had to defend a number to a GC on a Friday afternoon."
Founder — ScopeDive · 25-yr Head Of Estimation - Structural & Misc. Metals
Before you ask
That's where it was born, but scopes are trade-agnostic. Millwork, glazing, drywall, concrete, roofing — if you price dissimilar line items, it fits.
Bring them. Your rates and history load into your library, and you can export everything, any time. It's your data.
Founding users get hands-on setup of their material and cost library. Most shops price their first real bid within days, not months.
Founding-wave shops lock in early pricing before launch — a flat per-shop rate, not per-seat. No surprise tiers, and the rate holds when we go live.
04 / Founding users
We're taking a first wave of shops onto ScopeDive. Founding users get direct input into what we build next, hands-on setup of your material library, and locked-in early pricing when we go live.
Request early access
A short four-step intake — about two minutes — so our first conversation starts with your trades and your numbers, not a blank slate.
No demo-ware. We'll set up your first real bid with you.