Terms of use

Plain version. By uploading a drawing you agree to this.

What Prntz is

Prntz is software that reads construction drawings and makes a draft takeoff: room sizes, wall lengths and a materials list. It is a starting point for your own takeoff. It is not a finished one.

What Prntz is not

Not an engineer, architect, designer or building official.
Not stamped, sealed or approved. Not a code review. Not structural design.
Not a quote, and not a guarantee that any number is right.

Your job

Check every number against the drawings and on site before you order, quote or build.
Anything marked as an assumption, low confidence or flagged is a guess or a gap. Check it.
Design questions go to the designer of record.

Mistakes

Software makes mistakes, and drawings have mistakes. We are not responsible for material you order, work you quote or anything you build based on these figures.

Refunds

Refunds: full refund if your paid report isn't delivered. Otherwise reports are final once unlocked.

Your drawings

Only upload drawings you have the right to use. We do not keep them (see Privacy). We do not claim any rights to them.

Fair use

Uploads are limited per connection to keep the service working for everyone. Do not try to break or overload it.

Changes

These terms can change. The version on this page is the one that applies.

Not an engineer. Not stamped. Verify before ordering. Prntz is software, not an engineer, architect, designer or building official. Nothing here is stamped, sealed or approved, and it is not a code compliance review. The figures are a draft built from the text on the drawings (schedules and notes) and simple rules of thumb. On vector floor plans whose printed scale checks out against the printed dimensions, walls, rooms and areas are also measured from the linework, and a materials list is calculated from those measurements and the assumptions shown. Text read from scanned pages by OCR can contain errors. Verify every figure against the drawings and on site before ordering, quoting or building, and direct design questions to the designer of record.