What it covers
Five parts that share the same jobs, people and dates:
- Scheduling: drag-and-drop Gantt, critical path, baselines, look-ahead, what-if versions, rain-day shifts, templates, Last Planner pull planning, MS Project / P6 / Excel import and export
- Field: daily logs with automatic weather, punch lists, RFIs, submittals, inspections, custom forms, photos, plan sheets with markup, meetings and timecards, offline on your phone
- Money: estimates, e-signed proposals, budgets and job cost, change orders, purchase orders, bills, invoices with online payment, pay applications, lien waivers, selections and bids
- Clients and sales: leads pipeline, a private client portal, weekly client updates
- Subs: a free no-login sub portal, bids and RFIs by link, schedule updates by text or email, reliability scorecard
Why connected matters
When a client signs a change order, the budget updates and the schedule extends. When a selection is late, you're warned before it holds up the cabinet install. When an inspection fails, the failed items become punch items assigned to the right sub. Approved timecards land on job cost. That's the difference between one platform and five apps.
Priced for the whole company
One flat monthly price per company, based on active jobs, with unlimited users on every plan. Add the office, the PMs and every foreman without doing seat math. Subs, clients and inspectors never pay and never need an account.
Set up without a sales process
Sign up, follow the setup checklist, import a schedule or start from a template, and invite your team. The 14-day trial includes every feature. There's no demo call, no onboarding fee and no annual contract.
Common questions
Is Construction Company Software for commercial contractors?
It's built for general contractors, custom builders and remodelers, mostly residential, running from a few jobs to dozens. It has RFIs, submittals, inspections and pay apps, but it isn't designed for large commercial projects with enterprise document control and owner reporting at scale.
Do subs and clients need accounts?
No. Subs work from a private link (and texts or emails, if you like); clients get a private project page. Neither pays or logs in.
Does it replace QuickBooks?
It handles job-level money: estimates, budgets, job cost, invoices and bills. Keep QuickBooks for company books, and connect it on the Pro plan.