FloorIQ vs MeasureSquare CRM
MeasureSquare is the name in flooring takeoff — 22 years, 4,500+ businesses, and a CRM that pulls straight from their own takeoff diagrams. FloorIQ is new and does not pretend otherwise; it takes your takeoff as an Excel or CSV export rather than reading the drawings. What FloorIQ gives you instead is the purchasing and warehouse side of the job on the same record as the bid and the billing, at a published price you can see before you talk to anyone.
Side by side
| Capability | FloorIQ | MeasureSquare CRM |
|---|---|---|
| Years in the flooring market | New in 2026 | 22 years |
| Gets quantities out of your MeasureSquare takeoff | yes — upload the Excel or CSV export | yes — reads its own diagrams directly |
| Bid invitation tracking with GC and bid due date | ||
| Schedule of values and change orders | ||
| Purchase orders with acknowledgement and price variance | Varies by plan | |
| Roll, lot and dye-lot inventory with barcode counts | Varies by plan | |
| Crew days tied to the PO the job waits on | ||
| Per-job margin while the job is open | ||
| Published price on the website | $250/mo per company | Quote-driven |
| Free plan with no time limit | 5 projects | Free trial |
Compiled from each vendor's public website in August 2026, including MeasureSquare's stated 4,500+ businesses. Vendors change features and pricing — check their site before deciding, and email joe@lbjllc.com if anything here is wrong and we'll correct it.
Choose FloorIQ if
Your estimators already have a takeoff method they are happy with and can export it to Excel — FloorIQ takes that file — and the pain is downstream: purchase orders to the mill, material sitting in the warehouse under a lot number, crew days that move when a delivery moves, and knowing the margin before closeout. You also want to see the price and start today without a sales call.
Choose MeasureSquare CRM if
Your estimators live in MeasureSquare takeoff and you want the quantities to move without anyone exporting a spreadsheet first. Reading the diagrams directly beats a file hand-off, and 22 years of track record is worth a lot when you are betting your whole business on a system.
What it costs
MeasureSquare CRM is quote-driven — the site does not publish a monthly figure. FloorIQ publishes $250/month per company for Pro, $500 for Business, $2,000 for Enterprise, plus a free plan capped at 5 projects. 30-day money-back guarantee on paid plans. Prices in USD.
Where FloorIQ is right now
FloorIQ is new. We are not going to put fake logos or made-up numbers on this page, so here is the plain version: the software is live, it is built and run by Joseph Gillespie, and the first flooring contractors are onboarding now. If you want to talk to the person who wrote it before you trust it with your jobs, email joe@lbjllc.com — you will get him, not a support queue.
Start on the free plan, run five real jobs through it, and decide from what you see. Paid plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee.