Short answer: Kreo puts its AI auto-measure on the Pro plan, billed yearly; its Lite and Plus plans don't include it. ReadMyBlueprint's automatic wall takeoff is on every plan, with no yearly billing.
Kreo details from its public site and published comparisons, September 2026. Check their site for current terms.
| Kreo | ReadMyBlueprint | |
|---|---|---|
| AI measuring | On Pro (billed yearly); not on Lite or Plus | Included on every plan |
| Getting started | Self-serve, 7-day free trial | Self-serve; first plan set free |
| Commitment | Annual billing | None on per-upload; monthly plan cancels anytime |
| Trades | General-purpose 2D/3D takeoff across trades | Metal and wood framing, drywall, plywood, insulation, CMU |
| Scanned plans | Works from drawing images | No: needs CAD-exported vector PDFs |
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ReadMyBlueprint is month to month: pay per plan set, or use a monthly option you can cancel anytime.
Per Kreo's published pricing, AI auto-measure is on the Pro plan (billed yearly), not Lite or Plus.
No. It needs vector PDFs exported from CAD or Revit, because it measures the real drawing lines. On a scanned page it tells you it can't measure it instead of guessing.
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