Digs
digs.com
Software for residential builders covering document management, preconstruction (scheduling, takeoffs, 3D floor plans, selections) and homeowner handoff, punch lists and warranty.
Overview
Digs is software for residential builders that organizes build documents into connected project data running from preconstruction through warranty. It is split into three products that share project information with builders' teams, subcontractors and homeowners.
DigsCloud handles company and project files, with markup tools, QR codes and share links, e-signatures, a Dropbox integration and an AI chat. DigsCanvas covers preconstruction: visual scheduling with dependency-based date changes, blueprint markup with trade-specific layers, live comments and task assignments, AI takeoffs, 3D floor plans and room-by-room selections. DigsCare covers the end of the build, with walkthrough punch lists, homeowner handoff, a homeowner portal and warranty management.
Main capabilities
- Project file management with markup and e-signatures
- Visual scheduling and blueprint markup
- AI takeoffs for flooring, countertops and walls
- 2D-to-3D floor plans and selections
- Punch lists, homeowner handoff and warranty
Who it's for
Digs says it serves custom builders, community and production builders, remodelers and designers, along with the homeowners they build for. Its site describes use by builder owners, office managers and construction directors, with subcontractors and homeowners joining projects as collaborators.
Pricing
Published pricing
Digs' pricing page lists Digs Pro at $59 or $69 per month, with yearly billing saving 15%, and a DigsCare add-on at $17 or $20 per month that the page says is included free with Digs Pro for a limited time; Digs Enterprise is priced through sales. Digs Pro comes with a 14-day free trial, after which users can stay on a limited free version, and a Digs Foundation plan for homeowners is free. Clients and collaborators don't need paid seats.
As listed on Digs's website in October 2026. Prices change; check with the company for a current quote.
The AI angle
Digs describes its product as AI software for home builders. The company says its AI structures unstructured build documents into connected project data, and that AskDigs AI Chat answers natural-language questions using a project's plans, documents and files.
In preconstruction, Digs says its AI takeoffs extract measurements for flooring, countertops and vertical surfaces, which users can adjust by merging rooms or adding floor breaks, and that its AI converts 2D floor plans into 3D models and attaches product specifications to selections. For homeowners, the company says AI provides instant answers through a self-service portal.
Before you buy
Questions worth putting to Digs, or any residential, remodeling & trades vendor, on a demo call:
- Does it cover the whole job, from lead to final invoice and warranty, or only part of it?
- Can I import my own cost catalog, build assemblies and apply my markup rules?
- Show me a proposal with options going to a homeowner's phone, signed, with a deposit paid.
- How do selections and allowances work, and what happens when a choice goes over allowance?
General questions from our Residential, remodeling & trades buyer’s guide, not claims about Digs.
Alternatives to consider
Other residential, remodeling & trades tools in the directory, ordered by how many of the same audiences they list. This is overlap on stated audience, not a ranking or a judgment of which is better.
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Houzz Pro Business software from Houzz for builders, remodelers and designers, combining 3D floor plans, takeoffs, estimates, project management, invoicing, CRM and lead generation. -
JobTread Estimating and project management software covering CRM, takeoffs, scheduling, budgeting, job costing, purchase orders, customer portals and warranty management. -
Renoworks Home exterior visualization software that shows siding, roofing and paint options using real manufacturer products, with lead tools for contractors and visualizers for manufacturers and retailers. -
Scaffold Operations data platform for residential trade contractors that pulls job data from homebuilder portals and contractor systems, keeps them in sync, and creates jobs and purchase orders.
Our coverage of Digs
This page summarises what Digs says about its own product on its website, checked in October 2026. Listings are editorial: no company pays to appear. Spotted something out of date? Email newsroom@constructionindustry.ai.