QuickPlumb review

QuickPlumb is built for the plumbing contractor rather than the consulting engineer. You import an image of the plan, place fixtures, and the software connects pipes to fixtures and recognizes fittings automatically. From that layout it produces a bill of materials, an estimate, a pipe cut list meant to reduce waste and a 3D isometric drawing, and it sizes water distribution pipes. Material lists can be uploaded to get quotes and place orders. Epiphany Software, based in Wilmington, North Carolina, says many of its staff have plumbing design backgrounds. At $29 a month with a 30-day trial, QuickPlumb is the least expensive subscription on this list. It does not document drainage sizing to UPC or IPC, BIM output or a Revit link, so engineers producing stamped design documents will need one of the tools ranked above it.

Who it is for

plumbing contractors on a budget

Price

QuickPlumb Pro 5.0 at $29 a month.

QuickPlumb (Pro 5.0) Only $29 / Month
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 11, 2026.

Key features

• Automatic connection of pipes to fixtures and automatic fitting recognition
• Sizes water distribution pipes
• Bill of materials, estimates and a pipe cut list that minimizes waste
• 3D isometric drawings
• Upload material lists to get quotes and place orders

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Cheapest subscription on the list at $29 a month
• Strength: 30-day free trial
• Strength: Built by a company with plumbing design staff, per Epiphany Software
• Weakness: No published support for UPC or IPC drainage sizing
• Weakness: Not a BIM tool and no documented Revit export
• Weakness: Smaller vendor with a narrower feature set than the engineering tools here

Key facts

• Price: $29 a month
• Trial: 30 days
• Outputs: Bill of materials, estimates, cut list, 3D isometric
• Vendor: Epiphany Software Corporation, Wilmington, NC

Where it ranks

QuickPlumb is No. 6 in our Best Plumbing Design Software verdict.