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ContractorRise vs Contractor Foreman

Pick Contractor Foreman if you want full construction project management: Gantt schedules, daily logs, RFIs, submittals, purchase orders and AIA-style billing, with mobile apps and card payments. Pick ContractorRise if you want leads, AI estimates, signed contracts and invoices at one price for the whole company, with a free plan, plus project plans, crew hours and daily site reports on every plan.

Checked on Contractor Foreman's public website. Sources

Monthly cost by team size

Regular published prices, US dollars, before tax

Price a month in US dollars by team size, month to month and billed yearly
Plan1 user5 users10 users15 users
ContractorRise Pro $49, or $39 billed yearly $49, or $39 billed yearly $49, or $39 billed yearly $49, or $39 billed yearly
ContractorRise Business $99, or $79 billed yearly $99, or $79 billed yearly $99, or $79 billed yearly $99, or $79 billed yearly
Contractor Foreman Basic not offered month to month, or $49 billed yearly Not offered at this team size or billing period Not offered at this team size or billing period Not offered at this team size or billing period
Contractor Foreman Standard $139, or $105 billed yearly Not offered at this team size or billing period Not offered at this team size or billing period Not offered at this team size or billing period
Contractor Foreman Plus $199, or $166 billed yearly $199, or $166 billed yearly Not offered at this team size or billing period Not offered at this team size or billing period
Contractor Foreman Pro $279, or $221 billed yearly $279, or $221 billed yearly $279, or $221 billed yearly $279, or $221 billed yearly
Contractor Foreman Unlimited $399, or $332 billed yearly $399, or $332 billed yearly $399, or $332 billed yearly $399, or $332 billed yearly
Dots are Contractor Foreman's regular published prices at the team sizes it lists, joined by lines; a plan is drawn only where Contractor Foreman lists a price for it. ContractorRise Pro and Business cost the same for any team size, and Free is $0. Every price is in the table under Monthly cost by team size.

At a glance.

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ContractorRise vs Contractor ForemanChecked Nov 3, 2026
ContractorRise and Contractor Foreman: prices, users and features
ComparedContractorRiseContractor Foreman
Price
Pricing model One price for the whole company Five plans with the same features, each capped by users: Basic 1, Standard 3, Plus 8, Pro 15, Unlimited any number
Published price Free $0. Pro $49 a month, or $39 a month billed yearly. Business $99 a month, or $79 a month billed yearly. Billed yearly: Basic $49, Standard $105, Plus $166, Pro $221 and Unlimited $332 a month. Month to month: Standard $139, Plus $199, Pro $279 and Unlimited $399; Basic is not sold month to month.
Users included Unlimited on every plan Basic 1, Standard up to 3, Plus up to 8, Pro up to 15, Unlimited any number. An extra-user price is not listed: a bigger team moves to a bigger plan.
Free plan or trial Free plan, no card needed No free plan. A 30-day free trial; their refund policy says monthly plans are charged at once.
Selling
Lead inbox Lead inbox with work items on every plan A leads manager with board and list views, follow-ups and lead sources; opportunities become estimates or projects
Estimates Unlimited on every plan Yes, with templates, bulk markups and open and click tracking
AI estimates Describe the job, get a draft line-item estimate you review and edit. 10, 200 or 1,000 a month by plan. An AI Estimator that drafts an estimate from the project details you enter, assigns cost codes and matches Home Depot products. Their plans page shows it as a preview on Pro and Unlimited, and its own page says pricing and plan details come at launch, as of November 3, 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 Clients approve estimates through an e-mailed link and sign change orders online or on a device in the app. Their help center says contracts written in their Document Writer cannot be signed electronically in the program, as of November 3, 2026.
Invoices Unlimited on every plan Yes, including progress invoicing, retainage and AIA-style G702 and G703 billing
Card payments from homeowners No. You mark the invoice paid when the money is in. Yes: card and ACH through Stripe (cards from 2.9% + 30 cents, ACH 1% + 30 cents up to $10)
Customer portal Every plan Yes: clients approve estimates and change orders, see schedules and pay by card or ACH
Phone and website
Calls and texts Pro and Business, through your own Twilio account, billed by Twilio Automatic text and e-mail reminders in the crew schedule. Calling or two-way texting from the program is not listed on their website as of November 3, 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 form you embed on your website
Price calculators for your website Coming soon on Pro and Business Not listed on their website as of November 3, 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. Yes: Gantt with dependencies and baselines, crew schedules, and service tickets to dispatch technicians
Mobile app No mobile app listed; works in a web browser iOS and Android apps for phones and tablets
Job costing Job Financials: recorded costs and margin views, subject to permissions and company setup; confirm original-budget comparison requirements Yes: budgets, committed and actual costs, labor from time cards and purchase orders
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: daily logs, change orders, RFIs, submittals, punchlists, permits and inspections
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. Bid invitations by e-mailed link with side-by-side comparison, subcontracts with retainage, and certification and insurance-expiry tracking. A W-9 step is not listed on their website as of November 3, 2026.
Your name and logo for customers On estimates, contracts, invoices and the customer portal Estimates carry your logo, colors and company details

Prices in US dollars, before tax. Contractor Foreman's are the regular list prices on its website on November 3, 2026, not promotions. ContractorRise takes no card payments from homeowners and lists no scheduling, dispatch or mobile app. Its calls and texts run on your own Twilio account, which Twilio bills you for.

Monthly cost by team size.

What each plan costs a month for your team size, from the regular prices each company publishes. ContractorRise costs the same at every size.

Price a month in US dollars by team size, Contractor Foreman and ContractorRise. Billed yearly: the monthly price when the year is paid up front.
Plan 1 user 5 users 10 users 15 users
Contractor Foreman
Basic $49
Standard $139$105
Plus $199$166 $199$166
Pro $279$221 $279$221 $279$221 $279$221
Unlimited $399$332 $399$332 $399$332 $399$332
ContractorRise, unlimited users
Free $0$0 $0$0 $0$0 $0$0
Pro $49$39 $49$39 $49$39 $49$39
Business $99$79 $99$79 $99$79 $99$79

Where Contractor Foreman is stronger

From Contractor Foreman's websiteNovember 3, 2026

  • Gantt scheduling
  • Job costing and purchase orders
  • Daily logs, RFIs and submittals
  • iOS and Android apps
  • Construction scheduling: Gantt with dependencies, critical path and baselines, crew schedules and service tickets.
  • Project management: daily logs, RFIs, submittals, punchlists, permits, inspections, drawing and PDF markup, and takeoffs.
  • Job costing with budgets, purchase orders, subcontracts with retainage, bid management and AIA-style progress billing.
  • Field and people tools: GPS time cards, safety meetings, incident logs, and equipment and vehicles.
  • Card and ACH payments through Stripe in the client portal.
  • Integrations: QuickBooks Online, Stripe, Google Calendar and Zapier, with Xero listed for the fourth quarter of 2026.
  • iOS and Android apps, with change orders signed on the device.

Where ContractorRise fits

One price for the whole companyUnlimited users

  • Free$0Free plan, no card needed.
  • Pro$49/moOr $39 a month billed yearly
  • Business$99/moOr $79 a month billed yearly
  • One price for the whole company: Pro is $49 a month whether 2 people use it or 20, with no user caps to move up through.
  • A free plan, not a trial: unlimited estimates, contracts and invoices and 10 AI estimates a month, with no card.
  • The AI Estimate Builder starts from a plain description of the job and drafts material and labor lines with your markup, across 40 work types, on every plan. You review and edit them before sending.
  • A separate contract signed online with an e-mail code, with several signers, an optional signing order and an audit trail.
  • On every plan: a project and its task list from your plan template when the customer signs, crew hours with weekly approval and a payroll file, daily site reports and material orders.
  • On Pro: calls and texts from the lead's page through your own Twilio account.
  • Each company gets its own database, and your name and logo on estimates, contracts, invoices and the customer portal.

Switching from Contractor Foreman.

  1. 1Start free

    Fill in the Start free form with your company, name, work email and the address you want, then confirm your email with the code we send. Your company is set up automatically, usually within 30 minutes, and we email you when it is ready.

  2. 2Sign in and add your team

    Sign in at your company's own address and add everyone who needs it. Every plan has unlimited users.

  3. 3Bring your open work

    There is no one-click move from Contractor Foreman. Add the leads, customers and jobs you are working on now.

  4. 4Check your project workflows

    Before you switch, try your schedules, daily reports, crew hours and purchase orders in your company setup. Paid plans are bought from inside ContractorRise; calls and texts need your own Twilio account.

Questions.

Is ContractorRise cheaper than Contractor Foreman?

ContractorRise Pro is $49 a month, or $39 billed yearly, for any number of users. Contractor Foreman's published prices run from $49 a month billed yearly for Basic with 1 user to $332 a month billed yearly, or $399 month to month, for unlimited users. Contractor Foreman includes Gantt scheduling, card payments and mobile apps, so compare the workflows you need. ContractorRise calls and texts are billed by Twilio on your own account.

Does Contractor Foreman have a free plan?

A free plan is not listed on their website as of November 3, 2026; they offer a 30-day free trial. ContractorRise has a free plan with no card needed, and it stays free.

Does Contractor Foreman have AI estimates?

Their AI Estimator drafts an estimate from the project details you enter. On November 3, 2026 their plans page showed it as a preview on Pro and Unlimited. The ContractorRise Estimate Builder starts from a plain description of the job and drafts material and labor lines with your markup, on every plan, which you review and edit.

Can I move my Contractor Foreman data into ContractorRise?

There is no one-click move from Contractor Foreman. Start free, then add the leads, customers and open jobs you are working on now.

Sources.

Contractor Foreman's own website, read on November 3, 2026.

  1. contractorforeman.com/plans/Plans, users allowed, prices by billing basis, free trial, setup; FAQ: card and ACH rates, apps, integrations
  2. contractorforeman.com/features/Features
  3. contractorforeman.com/features/financials/ai-estimator/AI Estimator
  4. contractorforeman.com/features/financials/estimates/Estimates and approval by link
  5. contractorforeman.com/features/financials/online-payments/Online payments
  6. contractorforeman.com/features/project-management/client-portal/Client portal
  7. contractorforeman.com/features/project-management/scheduling/Scheduling
  8. contractorforeman.com/features/people/leads-manager/Leads manager
  9. contractorforeman.com/features/integrations/Integrations
  10. contractorforeman.com/refund-policy/Trial and money-back terms
  11. kb.contractorforeman.com/knowledge-base/can-i-use-the-document-writer-as-a-means-to-get-signatures-like-a-contract/Help center: Document Writer signatures
  12. kb.contractorforeman.com/knowledge-base/can-i-add-a-lead-capture-form-to-my-website/Help center: lead form for your website
  13. contractorforeman.com/privacy-policy/Company name

Contractor Foreman is a trademark of its owner. ContractorRise is not affiliated with or endorsed by Contractor Foreman or its owner, Construction Contractor Services, LLC. Information from their public website as of November 3, 2026; check their site for current pricing.

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