Turn Jobsite Photos Into a Xactimate Estimate in Minutes
Upload the photos, measurements, floor plans, and notes your team already collects. Axiom builds the estimate, lets your estimator review it room by room, and opens it directly in Xactimate.
Get estimates done in 3 steps
The same photos, measurements and notes your crew already collects, turned into an estimate your estimator finishes instead of starts.
Upload what the crew already shot
No new process for the field. Drag the job in, point Axiom at a CompanyCam or Drive link, or push it straight from the iOS app while the tech is still on site.
- PhotosRooms, damage, materials, and the detail shots in between.
- MeasurementsRoom dimensions and ceiling heights, typed or scanned on the iOS app.
- NotesWhat the tech saw: what is wet, what is coming out, what the photos miss.
- Job detailsLoss type, date of loss, and the project information the file needs.
Axiom writes the first draft
Rooms come back built out as folders, with line items and quantities drawn from thousands of real claims. Anything the photos cannot settle comes back as a question rather than a guess — no phantom line items.
Your estimator approves it, then opens it in Xactimate
Review it room by room, adjust the parts your shop writes differently, and download a native file that opens directly in Xactimate and reprices on your own price list.
It opens in Xactimate. Not a PDF, not a portal.
Axiom writes a native estimate file. Your estimator reviews it room by room, downloads it, and it opens in the software your shop already runs on — repriced on your own price list, with the rooms and line items already built out.
See how it worksBuild estimates at your desk or in the field instantly
Your tech documents the loss on the iOS app — photos, room scans, what is damaged — and pushes it to your account. Your estimator opens the same job in the browser, works the scope, and sends it to Xactimate.
See both in detail
Axiom writes the first draft. Your estimator approves the final scope.
Axiom drafts the estimate room by room. Your estimator reviews the scope and quantities and makes any changes before opening it in Xactimate. Nothing is finalized until your estimator approves it.
- Rooms
- Dimensions
- Affected areas
- Xactimate codes
- Editable quantities
- Room-specific questions
Hall bath
Room-organized draft / Xactimate codesRequest a walkthrough.
Share your contact details. Axiom will follow up to understand the workflow you want to evaluate and your expected estimate volume.
- A walkthrough of the workflow you actually run
- Straight answers on plan fit and estimate volume
- No obligation, and no cost to look
The team behind Axiom.
Axiom is built by people who have run restoration companies, written the estimates by hand, and shipped software for this industry — not outsiders guessing at the workflow.
Jakeb Shelton
Co-founder
Ten years in restoration and one successful exit later, Jakeb has run the crews, carried the losses, and lived the Xactimate grind firsthand. That operator's instinct for how a real jobsite actually scopes is baked into everything Axiom ships.
Matthew Gregory
Co-founder
Matthew has launched several software products for the restoration industry and is a familiar face on the conference stage. He started Axiom to put serious estimate-writing AI in the hands of the shops actually doing the work.
One price per estimate. It falls as you buy more.
No seats and no subscription. A single estimate is $150; at 25 they are $50 each. Every estimate includes all four tools, the review workspace, and an .esx that opens directly in Xactimate.
| Estimates | Per estimate | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $150each | $150total |
| 5 | $119each | $595total |
| 10 | $89each | $890total |
| 15 | $67each | $1,005total |
| 20 | $54each | $1,080total |
| 25 | $50each | $1,250total |
Estimates never expire, and there is no per-seat pricing.
Watch the workflow. Then use the playbook.
The same direct restoration breakdowns from YouTube, turned into field-ready articles your techs and estimators can use.
Bring a job you have already written.
Thirty minutes on your own file, scoped live, against an estimate you already know the answer to.