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AutoCount vs Cubicost by Glodon

Two Malaysia software options, compared side by side for Malaysia trades.

Which should you choose?

AutoCount is Tier S: our check found its prices published on its own website. Cubicost by Glodon is Tier A. Compare the typical pricing shown for each below. The tier is not a quality ranking: weigh the pros, cons, pricing and Malaysia-specific notes below against your trade and region.

AutoCount

Tier S · Published prices

Malaysian accounting, POS, HRMS and cloud accounting with LHDN e-Invoice

AutoCount is developed by Auto Count Sdn Bhd of Petaling Jaya, a wholly owned subsidiary of Autocount Dotcom Berhad, which moved from the ACE Market to the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia on 26 February 2026. It sells the on-premise Accounting 2.0 in five editions plus Cloud Accounting, POS and HRMS. AutoCount says over 240,000 companies use its accounting software and that it has 300+ dealers.

Pros

+ On-premise and cloud editions
+ Direct LHDN MyInvois submission through its own e-Invoice Platform
+ Cloud plans include standard, consolidated and self-billed e-invoices
+ Dealer and training network (300+ dealers and 200+ training centres, per AutoCount)

Cons

− No public prices for the desktop Accounting 2.0 editions
− SST, project and multi-currency are plug-ins on desktop editions
− Annual cloud discount is a limited-time promotion
− General accounting, not a construction-specific product

Malaysia note

AutoCount says its AutoCount e-Invoice Platform (AIP) connects directly to LHDN MyInvois for standard, consolidated and self-billed e-invoices, and queues and retries submissions while MyInvois is down. Auto Count Sdn Bhd is also a Peppol certified access point under MDEC. Its Cloud Accounting plans include e-Invoice at no extra cost; on the desktop editions SST is an optional plug-in.

Typical Malaysia pricing: Cloud Accounting: Lite RM70/month (1 user plus 1 accountant), Basic RM100, Plus RM140, Pro RM180 per month; 12-month plans list at RM840-RM2,160 per year, with a limited-time 60% discount shown. Prices exclude SST. Desktop Accounting 2.0: no public prices; sold through dealers.

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Cubicost by Glodon

Tier A · Listed

BIM quantity takeoff and cost estimating (Cubicost TAS, TRB, TME, TBQ)

Cubicost is the 5D BIM cost-estimating suite of Glodon Company Limited, founded in China in 1998 and listed on the A-share market since 2010 (stock code 002410). Its Asia site lists a Malaysia office at Jaya One, Petaling Jaya, and case studies from Malaysian firms including WT Partnership and Sunline M&E. The suite includes TAS for quantity takeoff, TRB for rebar takeoff, and TME and TBQ.

Pros

+ BIM quantity takeoff with built-in local measurement rules
+ 3D rebar takeoff (TRB) with auto-deduction
+ Works with Revit BIM models
+ Malaysia office in Petaling Jaya and Malaysian case studies

Cons

− No public prices: demo request only
− Estimating and takeoff only: no accounting or e-invoicing
− Separate products per trade (TAS, TRB, TME, TBQ)
− Aimed at quantity surveyors and estimators, not small trade firms

Malaysia note

Glodon's Asia site lists a Malaysia office in Petaling Jaya (+603 7931 6081) and Malaysian case studies from QS and M&E firms. Cubicost is a takeoff and estimating tool, not an LHDN MyInvois tool, so it pairs with accounting software for e-invoicing.

Typical Malaysia pricing: Quote-based; no public prices on Glodon's Asia site. Glodon offers demos on request.

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