| Price |
| Pricing model |
One price for the whole company |
One plan with no feature tiers. The price depends on your business, by custom quote. |
| Published price |
Free $0. Pro $49 a month, or $39 a month billed yearly. Business $99 a month, or $79 a month billed yearly. |
Not published: a custom quote after a call with their team, as of October 30, 2026. Their pricing page says you save 10% by paying a year up front. |
| Users included |
Unlimited on every plan |
Unlimited users, with no per-seat fees, as with ContractorRise |
| Free plan or trial |
Free plan, no card needed |
No free plan, and their FAQ says there is no free trial. They offer free demos and a product tour. |
| Selling |
| Lead inbox |
Lead inbox with work items on every plan |
Lead opportunities with a CRM and e-mail marketing |
| Estimates |
Unlimited on every plan |
Yes: estimates, takeoff from plans, bids and proposals |
| AI estimates |
Describe the job, get a draft line-item estimate you review and edit. 10, 200 or 1,000 a month by plan. |
Their AI features cover client updates, bill capture, plan page naming, selections and submittals. An estimate drafted from a job description is not listed on their website as of October 21, 2026. |
| Online contract signing |
A contract signed online with an e-mail code on every plan; a second code by text message on Pro and Business |
Digital contracts; clients sign proposals in the client portal and approve change orders online |
| Invoices |
Unlimited on every plan |
Yes, including AIA-style progress invoicing |
| Card payments from homeowners |
No. You mark the invoice paid when the money is in. |
Yes: clients pay invoices in the client portal by card or ACH bank transfer |
| Customer portal |
Every plan |
Yes: schedules, daily logs, selections, change orders, invoices and payments; you choose what each client sees |
| Phone and website |
| Calls and texts |
Pro and Business, through your own Twilio account, billed by Twilio |
In-app messages and chat, and client notifications by e-mail, text or push. A business phone line or two-way texting is not listed on their website as of October 21, 2026. |
| Website lead form |
A contact page on every plan whose messages arrive in your leads; connecting a website you already have is not offered yet |
A lead contact form you build and embed on your website; new leads come in by themselves |
| Price calculators for your website |
Coming soon on Pro and Business |
Not listed on their website as of October 21, 2026. |
| Running the work |
| Scheduling and dispatch |
Work items and a calendar on every plan, a project task list from your plan template when the customer signs, and a dispatch view of subcontract work orders; weekly capacity planning on Business. No Gantt chart or crew dispatch board. |
Project schedules shared with crews, subcontractors and clients, plus a time clock |
| Mobile app |
No mobile app listed; works in a web browser |
iOS and Android apps |
| Job costing |
Job Financials: recorded costs and margin views, subject to permissions and company setup; confirm original-budget comparison requirements |
Yes, with budgets, purchase orders and bills |
| Project management |
On every plan: projects with task lists from your plan templates, crew hours with weekly approval, daily site reports, an action queue for problems on site, material orders, and subcontract work orders with their change orders. Confirm selections and client-facing schedules in a demo. |
Yes, its core: schedules, daily logs, change orders, selections, plans and specs, submittals and warranties |
| Subcontractor workflows |
Bid invitations, responses, awards and work orders require manager access and setup. Business onboarding separately adds W-9, agreement and signature after review. |
A sub portal for bids, purchase orders, lien waivers, insurance certificates and agreements. A W-9 step is not listed on their website as of October 21, 2026. |
| Your name and logo for customers |
On estimates, contracts, invoices and the customer portal |
Your branding on the client portal |