Drawing-driven takeoff for wood, vinyl, chain link & privacy
Sketch the run, set the style, and the fence-specific recipes compute quantities for every segment — including slope-added footage.
FenceTracer turns a sketched fence layout into linear feet, post counts, material quantities, and a priced quote — with your catalogue prices, tax, and margin applied to the same takeoff the crew will install from. 30 days free, then $180 CAD / $129 USD per month with unlimited users.

Why contractors search for fence estimating software
Estimators who count posts on paper and price them in a spreadsheet spend their day reconciling three records. FenceTracer keeps the drawing as the quantity source: every segment updates footage, posts, pickets, rails, concrete, and gates, and the quote prices that same list — so the number the customer sees matches the number the crew builds.
Sketch the run, set the style, and the fence-specific recipes compute quantities for every segment — including slope-added footage.
Line, end, corner, and gate posts are classified from the geometry, with concrete bags and gate hardware attached per post type.
Map your catalogue once and every estimate prices against real supplier numbers instead of someone's memory.
After a 30-day free trial, invite estimators, office staff, and crews on one plan; estimating never becomes a per-seat decision.
Use cases
Go from site sketch to priced quote in one session, including tax and a branded PDF.
Wood, privacy, vinyl, and chain link all use the same workflow with their own material recipes.
The drawing, quantities, prices, and quote stay on one record — change the layout once and every number follows.
Every count carries its rule, so a crew lead can see why 34 bags of concrete are on the ticket.
Contractor operations workflow
Trace runs, corners, gates, and style changes — footage and posts update live.
Check posts, pickets, rails, concrete, gates, and hardware before pricing.
Apply supplier prices, tax defaults, and margin to the same quantities.
Send a branded quote PDF, then carry the accepted scope to the calendar and crew.
FAQ
Fence estimating software produces the quantities and pricing a fence quote needs — linear feet, posts, pickets, rails, concrete, gates, and hardware — from a layout instead of manual counting. FenceTracer adds the drawing, your supplier pricebook, tax, and quote PDFs so the estimate flows into a customer-ready proposal.
A calculator assumes one straight run; a spreadsheet still needs the quantities typed in. FenceTracer works from the real drawn layout — corners, slopes, gates, and per-segment styles — and keeps the quantities attached to the quote, the calendar, and the crew's app.
Yes: wood, wood privacy, vinyl, chain link (residential and commercial assemblies), ornamental, and composite. Each style has its own material recipe, so a chain link takeoff includes tension bars and tie packs while a vinyl takeoff counts position-specific posts.
Yes. Map your supplier catalogue once (or import a CSV from Master Halco, Wholesale Fence Supply, or Atlas), and every estimate prices against your numbers — with tax defaults for US sales tax or Canadian HST, GST + QST, and GST + PST.
FenceTracer is 30 days free, then $180 CAD / $129 USD per month for the whole company. Unlimited users, unlimited quotes, and unlimited projects. No credit card to start, and no per-seat fees.
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Try the same takeoff rules on a real job — no account needed.
No credit card. Unlimited users and quotes. If it fits, it's $180 CAD / $129 USD per month for the whole company after the 30-day trial.
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