Asphalt Calculator & Paving

Measure any driveway or lot right on the satellite map, then get tons, cubic yards and cost in seconds. Save jobs as projects and send a PDF estimate to your client.

Measure a job site on the map, get your material numbers, and hand the client a PDF estimate — without leaving the truck.

Asphalt Calculator & Paving is built for paving contractors, driveway installers and anyone who needs real quantities fast.

MEASURE ON THE MAP Tap the corners of a driveway, parking lot or patch on satellite imagery and get the square footage instantly. Drag any point to adjust. Search an address to jump straight to the site. The measurement carries over into every calculator, so you measure once and reuse it.

FIVE CALCULATORS • Asphalt — tons, cubic yards, cost and truck loads • Base Gravel — tons and volume for your sub-base • Sealcoat — gallons needed by coverage rate and number of coats • Area — square feet, square yards and acres • Volume — cubic feet and cubic yards for any depth

BUILT FOR REAL JOBS Adjust density, price per ton and waste factor to match your supplier. Switch the whole app between US and metric units — your numbers convert, they don't reset. Truck load counts tell you how many deliveries the job takes.

PROJECTS Group everything for one site under a single project: the measured area, the aerial photo, and every material you calculated for it — added up into one total. A driveway needs gravel and asphalt and later sealcoat; a project keeps them together with the running cost.

PDF ESTIMATES Export a clean, printable estimate with your name and phone at the top, the satellite photo of the measured site with its coordinates, an itemised breakdown and the total. Share it straight to email or messages. Free — no subscription, no unlock.

NO ACCOUNT, NO ADS Everything runs on your device. No sign-up, no tracking, no ads. The map uses free open imagery, so there's nothing to configure.

Estimates are based on the measurements and prices you enter and may differ from final delivered quantities — always confirm with your supplier.