AGTEK pricing and review
What AGTEK says its software costs (one starting figure, in an article rather than on a pricing page), what its public pages and its users add, and the figures other sites print. Research only: nobody at Calcumetryx has used AGTEK.
Last updated 1 October 2026- Price, as printed
- Starts around $650 per monthStarting price stated
- How it is sold
- One shared key, one-year subscription
- Free trial or version
- None found; demo offeredNot found in sources reviewed
- Who owns it
- Hexagon, since 2018Stated by the vendor
- Runs on
- 64-bit Windows 10 or 11
- User reviews listed
- 53 on Software AdviceCounts, not ratings
AGTEK states a starting price in an article rather than on a pricing page. “How Much Does an AGTEK System Cost?”, last modified on 9 September 2025 according to AGTEK’s own sitemap and read on 1 October 2026, says a shared key that can be used among multiple users, with training and support, starts around $650 per month for a one-year subscription. The price rises with system capacity and the modules required; 3-year terms and short-term overflow licenses are offered without a price, and the article puts the range at a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars. Training bought on its own is $1100 per day, per person for the three-day class in Atlanta or Livermore, and $595 per day or per course online. AGTEK offers a demo; no free trial was found.
Other sites print figures that AGTEK’s pages do not: Software Advice and Capterra repeat the $650 as a price per user, and a competitor’s blog and a comparison site print $20,000. On those two directories every review read was invited or referred by AGTEK; reviewers praise the accuracy of its quantities and its support, and name price as the main drawback, followed by crashes with large files and weak printing. Nobody at Calcumetryx has used AGTEK: this page is research, and the lines below say what it rests on.
- Vendor documentation researched
- Pricing researched
- User sentiment researched
- Hands-on tested
- Expert workflow tested
+−What each line covered, and when
- Vendor documentation researched: Yes
- Read on 1 October 2026 on agtek.com: the Hardware Requirements, Product Downloads, Services & Support and Training Overview pages. The knowledge base, manuals and tutorials sit behind the AGTEK Community login and were not read, and the public PDF manuals and version notes were not downloaded.
- Pricing researched: Yes
- Read on 1 October 2026: AGTEK’s cost article (last modified 9 September 2025, per AGTEK’s own sitemap), its three training pages, its Software Maintenance Support Agreement, its contact page and its own site search. Four pages that print other figures were checked against them, below.
- User sentiment researched: Yes
- Read on 1 October 2026: the first page of AGTEK Gradework reviews on Software Advice (10 of the 53 it lists) and the first page on Capterra (25 of 53). G2 refused automated access (HTTP 403) and Reddit could not be fetched, so neither was read; nor was an eng-tips forum thread, which also returned HTTP 403.
- Hands-on tested: No
- Nobody at Calcumetryx has installed or used AGTEK. AGTEK offers a demo, and watching a vendor’s demo is not using the product.
- Expert workflow tested: No
- No estimator has run a real job through AGTEK for this page.
A research-based page: what the vendor publishes, what its documentation says and what reviewers report, each with its source and date. What each line requires is set out in how we review software.
What AGTEK is, as the vendor describes it
Earthwork and sitework takeoff from PDF, CAD and drone imagery; 3D models that feed GPS machine control; production tracking and reporting.
AGTEK founded: the About page says “Established in 1981” source
AGTEK becomes part of Hexagon’s Geosystems Division source
The cost article “How Much Does an AGTEK System Cost?” last modified, per AGTEK’s own sitemap source
AGTEK announces “the upcoming release of Gradework 1.13” source
Gradework-Materials-Underground 1.12.5.6 and Trackwork 2.25.5.6 released source
SmartPlan and SmartDirt app updates for iOS and Android source
Reveal Clean, Maps, and Transform 1.6.0.125 released source
The company, and who owns it
The About page calls AGTEK “a Hexagon company”, says it was “Established in 1981”, and says “In 2018, AGTEK became part of Hexagon’s Geosystems Division.” The contact page names the company “AGTEK Development Co., Inc.”, in Livermore, California.
Modules
The cost article: “AGTEK provides a suite of tools, including Gradework, Materials, Underground, and Mobile solutions.” It adds that “Additional modules unlock specialized tools, like drone processing and AI-driven data cleanup, highway takeoff and modeling, and underground takeoffs”.
Machine control and other outputs
The Gradework page lists “Machine Control Model export to Leica, Topcon and Trimble”, “Google Earth files export for sharing” and “Customized export to estimating programs”, and says “Gradework includes cloud-based functionality that enables real-time access to project data from any location.”
Support hours
The contact page gives phone support Monday to Friday, “5 a.m. – 5 p.m. PST”, at 800-248-3527. AGTEK’s Software Maintenance Support Agreement gives other hours: “8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Central Standard Time, Monday through Friday, excluding AGTEK-observed holidays.”
Who owns it
Hexagon: AGTEK says it became part of Hexagon’s Geosystems Division in 2018, and calls itself “a Hexagon company”.
The price, as the vendor states it
- Shared key, one-year subscriptionStarts around $650 per monthMultiple users share one key; training and support included
The vendor states that a shared key used among multiple users, with training and support, starts around $650 per month on a one-year subscription, and that the price rises with system capacity and modules. It has no pricing page, and offers a customised quote.
The vendor also describes 3-year terms for added savings and short-term overflow licenses for peak seasons. The price rises with system capacity and with the modules chosen, and some solutions need specific hardware. The starting figure includes training and support; the article adds that training “can be bundled with your subscription or purchased separately”. Its own summary of the range is “a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars”.
Training and support
The starting figure is for a shared key “with training and support”, from around $650 per month on a one-year subscription.
How Much Does an AGTEK System Cost? — AGTEKSeveral users on one key
The key priced is “a shared key that can be used among multiple users”; the article does not say how many.
How Much Does an AGTEK System Cost? — AGTEK
Modules and system capacity
“As your needs grow, the price increases with system capacity and any modules required.”
How Much Does an AGTEK System Cost? — AGTEKHardware
“Some solutions may require specific hardware (like tablets for mobile use) or more powerful computers, which can affect your overall investment.”
How Much Does an AGTEK System Cost? — AGTEKTraining bought separately
Training “can be bundled with your subscription or purchased separately”; bought separately, it is priced per day or per course on AGTEK’s training pages.
How Much Does an AGTEK System Cost? — AGTEKReinstating lapsed maintenance
The maintenance agreement sets a reinstatement fee of “twenty-five percent (25%) of the past due Software Maintenance Support charges”.
AGTEK Software Maintenance Support Agreement
3-year terms
Offered “for added savings”, with no price or discount printed.
How Much Does an AGTEK System Cost? — AGTEKShort-term overflow licenses
Offered “during peak seasons or for large projects”, with no price printed.
How Much Does an AGTEK System Cost? — AGTEKMaintenance on a perpetual license
The maintenance agreement says its charges “are annual in advance” and prints no figure.
AGTEK Software Maintenance Support Agreement
Other prices and terms, in the vendor’s own words (5)
A quote, not a price list
The cost article sends readers to AGTEK for their own figure: “They will assess your requirements and provide a customized quote.” The contact form’s reasons for an enquiry include “Explain pricing options”.
Training bought on its own
Three training pages print prices: the three-day class held in person in Atlanta and Livermore at “$1100 per day, per person”, with “Lunch is provided”; the online Intermediate/Advanced seminar at “$595 per day, per person”; and one-on-one web training at “$595 per course, per person”, for any of 12 courses from Gradework Basics to the SmartPlan/SmartDirt Mobile App.
Maintenance, billed a year ahead
AGTEK’s Software Maintenance Support Agreement says “Software Maintenance Support charges are annual in advance.”, sets the coverage period at “twelve (12) months unless otherwise designated in the Quote(s)”, and says “AGTEK reserves the right to increase Software Maintenance Support prices at any time at its sole discretion, which shall, if applicable, take effect for the renewal Coverage Period.” Coverage that lapses is reinstated for a fee of “twenty-five percent (25%) of the past due Software Maintenance Support charges”. Installation, training and data, among other services, are “outside the scope of this agreement and may be available under separate agreement at an additional charge”. The agreement prints no maintenance price.
Perpetual licenses
The same agreement: “If Customer chooses not to renew Software Maintenance Support for a Software Product licensed under a perpetual license, the network key shall be revoked and the license key for the Software Product shall be locked to one individual computer of the Customer’s choice.” No AGTEK page read prints a price for a perpetual license or says whether new ones are sold; the cost article describes only subscriptions.
Updates
The announcement of Gradework 1.13, dated March 2026, says: “Existing customers with active maintenance or subscription plans will be notified when the update is available for download.”
Free trial or free version
Not found in the sources reviewed. No free trial or free version of AGTEK on the vendor’s pages read. AGTEK offers a demo instead: its contact page says “We’re happy to walk you through it, whether that’s a full product demo or a quick strategy call to talk through your workflow.”
6 checks run on 1 October 2026
- Pages read on agtek.com, none of which mentions a trial or a free version: the home page, the cost article, Contact, About Us, Services & Support, Training Overview, Product Downloads, Hardware Requirements, Education programs, the Gradework product page and the software license agreement (EULA).
- agtek.com’s own site search for “trial” (10 results), “free” (7) and “evaluation” (4), every result opened: none offers a trial, an evaluation copy or a free version. The “free” results are a free event, a webinar’s free admission and warranty wording in the maintenance agreement.
- agtek.com/llms.txt: no such file (HTTP 404).
- A web search limited to agtek.com for an AGTEK free trial and for a Gradework trial, evaluation license or free version: the cost article, training, product and education pages came back, none offering a trial.
- Pages of AGTEK’s older site that searches still list on other agtek.com hosts (www2, w, ww, support and testweb, with newsletters from 2018 to 2022) did not open: the connection was refused, nothing came back, or the certificate was for another host. A search limited to those hosts found no trial in what it holds of them, and the same old addresses on www.agtek.com now redirect to the current site or return 404.
- Not read: the AGTEK Community, which needs the credentials of an AGTEK key.
A demo, on your own data if you ask
The cost article says “It typically only takes about an hour to see a demo and find out if AGTEK is a good fit for your company”, and the contact form’s reasons for an enquiry include “Show me how it works” and “Demonstrate on my data”.
Installers on a public page
The Product Downloads page links the current installers directly, under “The newest versions of AGTEK software are available by clicking on the appropriate link below.” It does not say whether the programs run without a license key, and nothing on it describes a trial or an evaluation key.
Schools
The Education programs page says “AGTEK University is a Learning Management System tailored specifically for universities and colleges to integrate AGTEK into their curriculum.” It says nothing about what the program costs a school or its students.
What the documentation shows
Read in the vendor’s public help pages, which go further than its product and pricing pages: how the product is installed and run, and how a feature works in practice.
- Operating system
- “Windows 10” minimum; “Windows 10, 11” recommended; “64 bit” source
- Processor
- “Intel Core i7 / Core Ultra 7 / AMD Ryzen 7” minimum; “Intel Core i9 / Core Ultra 9 / AMD Ryzen 9” recommended source
- Processors not supported
- “Intel XEON and Celeron CPUs, Snapdragon and ARM-based CPUs are not compatible.” source
- Memory
- “16 GB” minimum, “32 GB” recommended; Reveal “32 GB” minimum, “64 GB” recommended source
- Graphics
- Nvidia or AMD with “1 GB” of video RAM minimum; Nvidia with “2 GB or more” recommended source
- Graphics for Reveal
- “Nvidia RTX3060, RTX4060, RTX5050” minimum; “8 GB Video RAM minimum, 12 GB or higher recommended.” source
- Display
- “AGTEK does not natively support 4K resolution.” source
- Desktop and mobile
- Windows installers for the desktop programs; SmartPlan, SmartDirt and SmartTrack apps for iOS and Android source
- License key
- “internet key setup” is covered in an IT spec sheet the page links (a PDF, not read) source
Current versions, listed in public
The Product Downloads page gives version numbers and release dates: Gradework-Materials-Underground 1.12.5.6 and Trackwork 2.25.5.6, both released 8/18/2026, and Reveal Clean, Maps, and Transform 1.6.0.125, released 9/23/2026; the SmartPlan and SmartDirt apps for iOS and Android are dated 8/26/2026. An announcement dated March 2026 describes “the upcoming release of Gradework 1.13”, which the downloads page did not yet list on 1 October 2026.
Help, manuals and lessons sit behind the Community login
The Services & Support page says “The AGTEK Community houses training videos, tutorials, webinars, user manuals and more in one searchable knowledge base.” and “Single sign-on means you enter the same credentials to access the Community as when using your AGTEK software.” The Training Overview says of its self-paced video lessons: “Use your AGTEK key credentials to sign into the AGTEK Community to access these lessons.”
The requirements, in the vendor’s own sentences (2)
Windows only, and some processors excluded
The Hardware Requirements page lists “Windows 10” as the minimum and “Windows 10, 11” as recommended for Gradework, Materials and Underground, “64 bit”, with “16 GB” of memory minimum and “32 GB” recommended, and an “Intel Core i7 / Core Ultra 7 / AMD Ryzen 7” processor or better. It names processors that will not work: “Intel XEON and Celeron CPUs, Snapdragon and ARM-based CPUs are not compatible.”
Graphics, screens and drone data
The same page asks for an Nvidia or AMD card with “1 GB” of video memory at minimum, warns that Intel integrated graphics and some AMD Radeon models may not be compatible, and says “AGTEK does not natively support 4K resolution.” Reveal, the drone-data program, needs “32 GB” of memory at minimum and “64 GB” recommended, and a card from the “Nvidia RTX3060, RTX4060, RTX5050” upward.
- The AGTEK Community (agtek.my.site.com), which holds the knowledge base, user manuals, tutorials, webinars and the self-paced lessons, needs the credentials of an AGTEK key, so nothing behind that login was read.
- The PDFs linked from AGTEK’s public pages were not downloaded: the version notes and manuals on the Product Downloads page, and the IT specification sheet on the Hardware Requirements page, which that page says covers “internet key setup”. Nothing here comes from them.
What users report
Read on 1 October 2026: the first page of AGTEK Gradework reviews on Software Advice (10 reviews, dated November 2025 to February 2026) and the first page on Capterra (25 reviews, dated February and March 2026). Both sites list 53 reviews, and five of those read appear on both under the same title. Every review read carries the site’s own label for a review the vendor invited or referred, so these are users AGTEK asked to write, not a random sample. Reviewers praise the accuracy and detail of the quantities and models, and AGTEK’s support. Price is the drawback raised most often, though a few of those reviewers add that it is worth paying for. The other complaints that recur are crashes and slow work with large files, weak printing and image export, a learning curve for new users, and particular modeling tools that misbehave. These are reviewers’ reports, not findings: nobody at Calcumetryx has used AGTEK, and no site’s star average is repeated here.
Points several reviewers make
Quantities, cut-and-fill figures and models are accurate and detailed.
Software AdviceCapterra
AGTEK’s support answers quickly and solves problems, and its online videos and user community help.
Software AdviceCapterra
Price is the drawback raised most often: reviewers call AGTEK expensive and further keys or users costly, though a few add that it is worth paying for.
Software AdviceCapterra
It can crash, load slowly or struggle with very large files and drawings.
Software AdviceCapterra
Printing, and exporting images of plans and models, is weak.
Software AdviceCapterra
Particular tools misbehave or are missing: report regions, strata and rock layers, Highway mode next to the older Earthwork 4D, a place for notes, and files that do not open in earlier versions.
Software AdviceCapterra
New users face a learning curve, while other reviewers say staff pick up the workflow quickly.
Software AdviceCapterra
Where the reviews were read, and what each site discloses
- Software AdviceThe site says: “When our advisors match you to a software provider, we may earn a referral fee.” All 10 reviews on the first page carry the line “This reviewer was invited by the software vendor to submit an honest review.” The other 43 load behind a button and were not read. Five of the 10 are on Capterra under the same title.
- CapterraThe page says “Provider data verified by our Software Research team, and reviews moderated by our Reviews Verification team.” All 25 reviews on the first page are labelled “Vendor Referred”, and all are dated 6 February to 3 March 2026; the address of a second page returned the first page again. Capterra refuses automated browsers, so this rests on separate fetch-tool reads on 1 October 2026 that agree.
Public reviews of AGTEK Gradework on Software Advice and Capterra, each listing 53, read 1 October 2026. Most recent read: 1 October 2026.
Figures other sites print, checked against the vendor
None of these is AGTEK’s price. Each was read on 1 October 2026 and set against AGTEK’s own cost article, which states one figure: a shared key that can be used among multiple users, with training and support, from around $650 per month on a one-year subscription. Two directories repeat the $650 as a price per user, and a competitor’s blog and a comparison site print $20,000, a figure no AGTEK page read contains. None of them cites an AGTEK page for its figure.
Partly matches · 2Not confirmed · 2
Software Advice · Software directory: AGTEK Gradework profile
Partly matchesA starting price of “$650.00 per month”; under “Subscription pricing”, “$650.00” “per user, per month”; and “No plan information available”
Against the vendor: Partly confirmed. The $650 matches AGTEK’s starting figure, but AGTEK states it for “a shared key that can be used among multiple users”, with training and support, on a one-year subscription, not per user.
Source it names, dates and notes
The page’s two lines disagree with each other on the unit: per month in one, per user per month in the other. Nothing near the price says where it came from or when.
Capterra · Software directory: AGTEK Gradework profile
Partly matches“$650.00” “Per User, Per Month” under “Subscription pricing”, and “Free trial not available”
Against the vendor: Partly confirmed. The $650 matches AGTEK’s starting figure, but AGTEK states it for a shared key that multiple users can use, on a one-year subscription, not per user. “Free trial not available” fits what AGTEK’s own pages show: a demo, and no trial.
Source it names, dates and notes
The date is the page’s own “Last updated” line; nothing near the price says where it came from or when. Capterra refuses automated browsers, so this entry rests on fetch-tool reads on 1 October 2026 that agree; it was not re-read in a browser.
Carlson Preferred Solutions · Blog of a company that sells Carlson Construction, a competing takeoff program: Carlson Construction vs AGTEK Gradework
Not confirmedIn the AGTEK Gradework column of its comparison table: “$20,000 - perpetual license”, “$7,300 - annual recurring subscription” and “$1,200 - Annual support for perpetual license”
Against the vendor: Not confirmed. No AGTEK page read prints $20,000, $7,300 or $1,200. AGTEK’s cost article states one figure, a shared key from around $650 per month on a one-year subscription. AGTEK’s maintenance agreement does provide for software “licensed under a perpetual license”, with maintenance charged a year in advance, but it prints no price for either.
Source it names, dates and notes
Written by Chad Woodruff for a seller of the competing product, and dated 7 October 2025. The same table describes AGTEK’s CAD tools as “Limited CAD drawing, steep learning curve, and editing tools”, which is the competitor’s characterization, not a finding.
SelectHub · Software comparison site: AGTEK vs InSite Software
Not confirmed“$20,000 Annually”, beside “Free Trial is available”
Against the vendor: Not confirmed. No AGTEK page read prints $20,000; AGTEK’s one stated figure is a shared key from around $650 per month on a one-year subscription. AGTEK’s own pages describe a demo and no free trial.
Source it names, dates and notes
SelectHub’s own AGTEK page gives the figure as its own finding: “Based on our most recent analysis, AGTEK pricing starts at $20,000 (Annually).” The comparison page also lists Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and Chromebook under “Platforms Supported” for AGTEK, with “24/7 Live Support”; AGTEK’s hardware page names only Windows for its desktop programs, its mobile apps are listed for iOS and Android, and its contact page gives phone support on weekdays from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific.
What to ask on the demo
Questions the published material leaves open, drawn from the pages above. The answers change the number you will pay or what you will get for it.
- How many people can work on one shared key at the same time, and what does each further key cost? The cost article says the key “can be used among multiple users” but gives no number.
- Which modules and how much system capacity does the starting figure of around $650 a month cover, and what does each module we need add?
- What do the 3-year term and a short-term overflow license cost, and how short can an overflow license be?
- Is training in our quote bundled with the subscription, or priced per day or per course as on the training pages ($1100 per day, per person in person; $595 per one-on-one web course)?
- Are perpetual licenses still sold? AGTEK’s maintenance agreement provides for software licensed under a perpetual license, with maintenance billed a year in advance: what would the license and its yearly maintenance cost, and what happens to our key if maintenance lapses?
- Will our computers run it? The hardware page asks for 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 and 16 GB of memory, rules out Intel Xeon, Celeron, Snapdragon and ARM processors, and says 4K screens are not natively supported; Reveal needs more memory and an Nvidia RTX card.
- Is Gradework 1.13, announced as upcoming in March 2026, out yet, and is it included in our subscription? The downloads page still listed 1.12.5.6 on 1 October 2026.
- Can we see it run on one of our own plan sets before we buy? No trial was found, but the contact form offers “Demonstrate on my data”.
Other earthwork takeoff software and what each states about price
The other earthwork takeoff products Calcumetryx keeps a record for, with what each vendor states about price on its own site. They are listed alphabetically: the order is not a ranking, and no product is recommended here. The full comparison, with what each product does, is in earthwork estimating software.
Gradework, Materials, Underground, Highway
Elevation Pro, TrenchVision 3D
Earthwork and sitework takeoff from PDF, CAD and drone imagery; 3D models that feed GPS machine control; production tracking and reporting.
Earthwork and utility takeoff from PDF, CAD and drone/GPS data; a cut-and-fill contour map and grid for validating quantities; exports triangulated surfaces to Topcon, Trimble, CAT, Leica and Komatsu machine control.
- Shared key, one-year subscriptionStarts around $650 per monthMultiple users share one key; training and support included
- Elevation Pro, annual subscription$3900, billed annuallyOne concurrent user; installation on up to two machines
No free trial or free version of AGTEK on the vendor’s pages read. AGTEK offers a demo instead: its contact page says “We’re happy to walk you through it, whether that’s a full product demo or a quick strategy call to talk through your workflow.”
One InSite page that might describe a trial could not be read: capterrademo.insitesoftware.com, a subdomain of the vendor’s site, failed to open a secure connection (a TLS handshake failure) on both tries on 1 October 2026. The other InSite pages read that day offer live demos and a self-guided tour, and none of them mentions a free trial: the home page, the Demo Request, Watch The Demo, FAQ, Training, Cloud Licensing, Price Sheet and Benefits pages, and the demo landing pages at elevationpro.insitesoftware.com and ironprosdemo.insitesoftware.com. A search of insitesoftware.com for “trial” found no trial page. Until that subdomain is read, a free trial is neither confirmed nor ruled out; what directories say about one is listed with the figures below.
Hexagon: AGTEK says it became part of Hexagon’s Geosystems Division in 2018, and calls itself “a Hexagon company”.
Privately held: InSite describes itself as “a privately held and independently owned USA company”, with headquarters in Rochester, NY.
- Earthwork takeoff from plansAGTEK: DescribedInSite Elevation Pro: Described
- Machine-control exportAGTEK: DescribedInSite Elevation Pro: Described
- Bid assembly and pricingAGTEK: Not checkedInSite Elevation Pro: Not checked
- Job costing and billingAGTEK: Not checkedInSite Elevation Pro: Not checked
- On-screen takeoff from PDF or CAD plansAGTEK: DescribedInSite Elevation Pro: Described
- Automated (AI) takeoffAGTEK: Not checkedInSite Elevation Pro: Not checked
- Built-in cost databaseAGTEK: Not checkedInSite Elevation Pro: Not checked
- InSite Elevation ProPublished price
Elevation Pro, annual subscription: $3900, billed annually
InSite Elevation Pro: pricing and review - Kubla CubedEvery edition priced
Lite: €0 · Subscription: €275/Year · Perpetual: €690 · Enterprise: Varies
- RoctekPrice not found in the sources reviewed
No price on the pages read. Its Annual Maintenance Plan page lists what a customer gets and states no figure.
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- About Us — AGTEK — AGTEK
- Contact — AGTEK — AGTEK
- Gradework 3D Earthwork Takeoff Software — AGTEK — AGTEK
- Beginner/Intermediate Training — AGTEK — AGTEK
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- AGTEK Software Maintenance Support Agreement — AGTEK
- AGTEK Announces Gradework 1.13 — AGTEK — AGTEK
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- AGTEK Training Overview — AGTEK
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- Site search for “trial” — AGTEK — AGTEK
- Site search for “free” — AGTEK — AGTEK
- Site search for “evaluation” — AGTEK — AGTEK
- AGTEK Reviews 2026: Pricing, Features & More — SelectHub
- AGTEK — product pages — AGTEK
- AGTEK reviews — Software Advice
- AGTEK reviews — Capterra
- AGTEK Gradework profile — Software Advice
- AGTEK Gradework profile — Capterra
- Carlson Construction vs AGTEK Gradework — Carlson Preferred Solutions
- AGTEK vs InSite Software — SelectHub
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