For restoration & contents pros
Scopit builds the packing and pack-out estimate from room photos, so the contents side gets done in minutes — an itemized breakdown to run alongside your Xactimate structural estimate.
Free during beta — no signup required to try the demo.
Xactimate is the industry standard for the structural estimate, and it stays that way. The slow part is contents: pricing a pack-out line by line, room by room, is tedious hand work. Scopit takes that piece off your plate so your Xactimate structural estimate and your packing estimate both get done faster.
Instead of counting cartons on a clipboard, photograph each room and let Scopit’s AI detect the contents and volume. In minutes you get an itemized packing and pack-out estimate — cartons, materials, crew hours, storage — for the contents side of the claim.
Scopit splits labor, materials, storage, and overhead & profit per room and per item — the same itemized shape an adjuster expects. It reads clearly next to your Xactimate structural estimate rather than as a lump-sum contents guess.
Direct .ESX export into Xactimate is on the Scopit roadmap; it is not available yet. Today you can export a branded PDF or Excel packing report to attach to the claim or hand to your team, and re-key the totals into Xactimate if needed. When native ESX export ships, this page will be updated.
Not yet. Direct .ESX export to Xactimate is on our roadmap, not a current feature. Today Scopit exports a branded PDF or Excel packing report you can attach alongside your Xactimate estimate.
No. Xactimate remains the standard for the structural estimate. Scopit speeds up the packing and contents side — building an itemized pack-out estimate from photos — to run alongside it.
Yes. Every estimate is itemized — labor, materials, storage, and overhead & profit per room and per item — so it reads clearly against a contents claim.
Minutes. Photograph each room, let the AI itemize the contents, adjust storage and crew, and export the packing report — instead of pricing contents by hand.
No. You can try the live demo with sample rooms — no signup — or upload your own photos for a free, itemized packing estimate.
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