Bluebeam Revu earns its $360 a year when you need takeoff, measurement, and Studio collaboration. But if a seat is mostly opening plan sets, pulling sheets, marking up, and passing PDFs around, Nanodoc handles that for free. It also does one thing Revu does not: stitching multiple sheets onto a single canvas, with white backgrounds stripped, to build one combined plan sheet.
No sign-up required • No watermark • Files never leave your device
Both columns are honest. If the right column is your daily work, Bluebeam Revu is worth its price and we would rather say so than have you find out after switching.
No. Nanodoc has no scale or measurement tools. For takeoff, keep Revu or use a dedicated takeoff product. Nanodoc covers the page management and markup side: combining sheets, extracting pages, annotating, and stitching sheets onto one canvas.
Nanodoc's Stitch tool places pages from one or more PDFs onto a single canvas. You can strip white backgrounds so only the linework imports, erase individual elements, then arrange, resize, rotate, and export everything as one PDF sheet. It is built for plan sets that arrive split across sheets that belong together.
Really free. There is no premium tier, no trial clock, no daily task limit, no watermark, and no account. The project is supported by optional donations.