For restoration contractors
Estimate the whole contents job in one place — the pack-out to storage and the pack-back / pack-in — with storage months, crew size, and staging you control.
Free during beta — no signup required to try the demo.
A pack-out is the labor and materials to box, wrap, inventory, and move a property’s contents off-site so the structure can be dried and repaired. Scopit builds the pack-out estimate from room photos — cartons, packing paper, bubble, and the crew hours to pack and load — so nothing gets missed on the front end of the job.
Every pack-out eventually becomes a pack-back (also called pack-in): the contents come out of storage, return to the property, and get unpacked and placed. Scopit prices the return trip alongside the pack-out so your pack-in pack-out estimate is complete from day one, not a surprise change order later.
Contents jobs vary — a few months in storage or many, a two-person crew or a full team, on-site staging or a warehouse. Scopit lets you set storage months, crew size, and staging so the pack-out estimate matches how you actually run the job and region.
Instead of eyeballing cube counts on a clipboard, photograph each room and let the AI detect the contents and volume. You get a pack-out estimate you can stand behind in front of an adjuster or a homeowner in minutes, not hours.
A pack-out estimate is the cost to pack, inventory, and move a property’s contents off-site during a restoration job — cartons and packing materials plus the crew labor to pack and load. Scopit builds it from room photos.
Pack-out is moving contents out to storage so the structure can be repaired; pack-back — also called pack-in — is returning and unpacking them once the property is ready. Scopit prices both together.
Yes. Storage months, crew size, and staging are all adjustable, so the pack-out estimate reflects how the job actually runs rather than a fixed template.
Yes. The estimate breaks out labor, materials, storage, and overhead & profit per room and per item, so it reads clearly against a contents claim.
No. You can try the live demo with sample rooms — no signup — or upload your own photos for a free pack-out estimate.
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