Construction management software prices, compared at the team size you actually have

Home Builder Software works with a starting price: the managed cloud begins at $70 per month, and the monthly amount for a company is quoted in writing from its number of users and the document storage it wants. This page shows the list prices of 14 other products for your team size: 9 of them publish a price on their own pricing page, 5 name no figure and answer with a quote on request.

Every competitor figure is the list price shown on the vendor’s own pricing page on August 23, 2026, read once and checked a second time by an independent retrieval. Discounts, negotiated offers, promotional prices and quotes on request are not part of the comparison, because nobody outside the sales conversation can verify them.

Amounts in US dollars are converted at the euro reference rate of the European Central Bank of August 21, 2026, 1 EUR = 1.1699 USD, and rounded to whole euros. Vendors change their prices without notice; the retrieval date stands next to every figure so that you can check whether it still holds.

Monthly list prices at your number of users

Internal users with their own login. Customer portal accounts are free with Home Builder Software and do not count.

At 5 users, the lowest published list price of another vendor is Obat at €129; Home Builder Software starts at $70 per month, and the amount for your team is in the quote.

  • Home Builder Software starting price, quoted by users and storagefrom $70 per month (€60)
  • Obat billed monthly€129 per month
  • Contractor Foreman annual prepayment only$166 per month (€142)
  • Knowify billed monthly$265 per month (€227)
  • Fieldwire by Hilti billed monthly$270 per month (€231)
  • JobTread billed monthly$279 per month (€238)
  • Craftnote annual prepayment only€249.50 per month
  • Buildxact billed monthly$399 per month (€341)
  • PlanRadar billed monthly€495 per month
  • Builder Prime billed monthly$600 per month (€513)
  • Buildertrend no published priceThe last list prices that page carried, archived on December 19, 2024, were $499, $799 and $1,099 per month.
  • Houzz Pro no published price
  • Procore no published price
  • Capmo no published price
  • Graneet no published price

US dollar amounts converted at 1 EUR = 1.1699 USD, the ECB reference rate of August 21, 2026, rounded to whole euros; the bar length follows the euro amount.

Home builder suites: what the list price buys

  • Buildertrend

    No price is published. The page offers a custom quote after a five-step form; the last list prices on the same page, archived on 19 December 2024, were Essential $499, Advanced $799 and Complete $1,099 per month.

    Unlimited users and projects on every plan. Third-party reports in 2026 put onboarding between $400 and $1,500 depending on the plan; the vendor page names no figure.

    “Get your custom quote for the platform that does it all”

    Source: buildertrend.com/pricing · Market: US · Retrieved August 23, 2026

  • JobTread

    Monthly billing, no contract. $199 per month includes one internal user; users two to ten add $20 each, eleven to twenty $15, twenty-one to thirty $10, from thirty-one on $5. Paid yearly: $159 plus $16, $12, $8 and $4.

    Every feature in the one plan; customer, vendor and subcontractor portal users are free; no setup fee and no free trial.

    “$199 per month + $20/month per internal user”

    Source: jobtread.com/pricing · Market: US · Retrieved August 23, 2026

  • Buildxact

    Monthly billing, Pro plan, $399 per month for unlimited users; $339 per month on a twelve-month commitment. UK £209, Australia A$399 for the same plan.

    Pro is the first plan with schedules, change orders, invoicing and a customer portal; Foundation at $199 has none of them. User access controls and priority support need Master at $599. The free Go plan on the US page is pay-as-you-go with five complimentary credits for AI estimates and proposals.

    “All annual plans require a 12-month commitment.”

    Source: buildxact.com/us/pricing · Market: US, UK, AU · Retrieved August 23, 2026

  • Contractor Foreman

    Annual prepayment only, shown per month: Basic $49 for one user, Standard $105 for three, Plus $166 for eight, Pro $221 for fifteen, Unlimited $332. Quarterly prepayment costs about a quarter more; there is no monthly plan.

    Basic and Standard have no customer portal, no daily logs, no scheduling and no change orders; those begin with Plus.

    “Free for 30 days then pay $588 annually at renewal.”

    Source: contractorforeman.com/pricing · Market: US · Retrieved August 23, 2026

  • Knowify

    Monthly billing: Core $149 with one user, Advanced $399 with ten users, each additional user $29. Paid yearly: $99 and $329.

    Built around job costing and QuickBooks; unlimited users only on the Enterprise plan, which has no published price.

    “Each additional user is $29/month.”

    Source: knowify.com/pricing · Market: US · Retrieved August 23, 2026

  • Builder Prime

    Month to month: Starter $480 with three core users and $60 per further core user, Growth $900 with five and $85 per further user. The page opens on the annual toggle, which shows $399 and $747.

    A $300 platform fee plus seats; field users $10 each; add-ons for SMS, multi-location and AI insights on top.

    “Core users ($60/mo) get full access to the CRM, admin, reporting, and configuration.”

    Source: builderprime.com/pricing · Market: US · Retrieved August 23, 2026

  • Houzz Pro

    The Pro plan shows no price, only a demo and a trial that turns into an annual subscription; one seat is included and each further user costs $60 per month.

    Pro stops at $500,000 of annual project volume; schedules, selections, daily logs, budgets and change orders sit in the Custom plan, also without a price. A free plan covers the 3D floor planner, estimates and invoicing only.

    “The cost of Houzz Pro depends on which plan you choose.”

    Source: houzz.com/houzz-pro/pricing · Market: US · Retrieved August 23, 2026

  • Procore

    No price. An upfront annual fee per product, scaled by the annual construction volume of the company; unlimited users.

    Aimed at commercial general contractors and owners; implementation services are offered without a published price.

    “We have services for implementation and beyond.”

    Source: procore.com/pricing · Market: US, global · Retrieved August 23, 2026

Field and defect apps: what the list price buys

  • Fieldwire by Hilti

    Per user: Pro $54 per user per month billed monthly, $39 billed yearly; Business $79 or $64; Business Plus $104 or $89. Basic is free for five users and three projects.

    A field app for plans, tasks and checklists; no estimating, invoicing, purchasing or customer portal.

    “$39 per user / month billed annually”

    Source: fieldwire.com/pricing · Market: US, global · Retrieved August 23, 2026

  • PlanRadar

    Per user: Basic €29 per month for a single user, Starter €99 per user per month up to ten users, Pro €149; billed yearly €26, €89 and €129. An innovation fee of 4 percent of the annual fee applies from the second year.

    Defect documentation and site reports on plans; subcontractors and watchers are free; more than ten users need Enterprise with no published price.

    “Unlimited subcontractors and watchers with every package”

    Source: planradar.com/de/preise · Market: AT, DE, global · Retrieved August 23, 2026

Products for Germany and France: what the list price buys

  • Craftnote

    Per user, yearly billing only, one-year term: Büro Plus €49.90 per user per month for office work, Büro €29.90, Baustelle €14.90 for field staff who cannot be booked without an office package.

    Quotes, invoices, time tracking and site documentation; no customer portal is mentioned on the page; the contract renews yearly with three months notice.

    “Die Vertragslaufzeit beträgt ein Jahr.”

    Source: craftnote.de/preise · Market: DE · Retrieved August 23, 2026

  • Capmo

    No price; a volume-based individual offer with implementation and change-management support included.

    Aimed at general contractors and project developers with construction management on plans, defects and site diaries.

    “Alles enthalten ohne Aufpreis.”

    Source: capmo.com/de/preise · Market: DE · Retrieved August 23, 2026

  • Graneet

    No price on any of the four plans; Essentiel includes three users, Avancé seven, Expert fifteen, Premium is bespoke.

    French construction ERP for quotes, progress billing and purchasing; deployment and training are included in every plan.

    “Accompagnement au déploiement et formation”

    Source: graneet.fr/tarifs · Market: FR · Retrieved August 23, 2026

  • Obat

    Monthly, cancel any time: Pro €49 for a company of two to fifty people with one account, each team member €20 per month; Croissance €79, Booster €129. Paid yearly: €39, €63 and €103.

    Quoting and invoicing for French tradespeople with a customer portal; no scheduling, daily reports or punch list.

    “Invitation des équipiers 20 € /mois /ut.”

    Source: obat.fr/tarifs · Market: FR · Retrieved August 23, 2026

What the price comparison does not show

A single-seat price is not comparable with a complete suite. For one user, several single-seat or narrower products publish low figures: Contractor Foreman Basic at $49 per month on annual prepayment, without customer portal, schedule and change orders; Obat Pro at €49 as a quoting and invoicing program; Craftnote Büro Plus at €49.90 on yearly billing; Fieldwire Pro at $54 per user as a field app without estimating or invoicing; and PlanRadar Basic at €29 for defect documentation. Each of those figures buys one part of the job; anyone who works alone and needs only that part is well served there.

Free entry plans are partial products. Fieldwire Basic covers five users and three projects without estimating, invoicing or purchasing; Buildxact Go starts with five credits; Houzz Pro has a free tier while its paid plan has no published price. They are the way into the paid plan, not the product.

A price is only comparable with the scope behind it. Fieldwire is a field app for plans, tasks and checklists without estimating or invoicing; PlanRadar documents defects and site reports on plans; Obat is a quoting and invoicing program without a schedule or punch list; Craftnote adds time tracking and site documentation and mentions no customer portal; the suites in the first group cover the whole project but differ in what the smallest plan leaves out. Each vendor’s paragraph names the plan the figure belongs to and what it excludes.

Setup fees, training packages and minimum terms are not in the list prices either. With Home Builder Software, the setup and the term both stand in the written quote, so nothing is charged that you did not see there first. Where a vendor publishes such a condition, it stands in the vendor’s paragraph above; where only third parties report one, as with Buildertrend’s onboarding fee, the figure is marked as a third-party report.

Questions about construction software prices

Why does Home Builder Software show only a starting price?

Because the monthly amount follows two things that differ from one company to the next: the number of users with their own login and the document storage the company wants. The quote states the amount for exactly that, in writing and before anything is signed, and that amount is the whole price: nothing per project, per module or per customer portal account. The list above therefore carries Home Builder Software with its starting price of $70 per month, while the figures of the other vendors are recalculated for your team size.

Why do Buildertrend, Procore, Houzz Pro, Capmo and Graneet show no price?

Their pricing pages lead to a demo or an individual offer before a figure is named. Buildertrend offers a custom quote after a five-step form; the prices that page carried until December 2024 stand above for reference. The comparison shows such vendors as having no published price rather than estimating one.

How are US dollar prices converted to euros?

At the euro reference rate the European Central Bank published on August 21, 2026: 1 EUR = 1.1699 USD. The converted figure is rounded to whole euros and is a reference, not an invoice amount; a US vendor bills in dollars, and your bank’s rate on the day of payment decides what you pay.

Does the annual prepayment of Contractor Foreman and Craftnote compare with a monthly price?

Only with that basis in mind. Both vendors name a monthly amount that is due twelve months in advance; Contractor Foreman has no monthly plan at all, and Craftnote’s contract runs for a year with three months’ notice. The list marks those two entries as annual prepayment, and the sentence above the list says so whenever one of them is the lowest published figure.

How current are the prices on this page?

The retrieval date on every entry is the day the figure was read from the vendor’s page: August 23, 2026. Vendors change list prices without notice, and a figure here is not updated automatically; if the vendor’s page shows a different number today, the vendor’s page is right.

The price list and the quote for your team

The pricing page states the starting price, explains what the quote depends on and answers the questions on billing, storage and cancellation.