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What does it cost, and can I try it first?
Pricing is the question every buyer asks and many vendors answer with “book a demo.” Here is what each company’s own pricing page says.
- 14 with a free plan
- 40 with a free trial
- 44 publish a price
- 77 quote only
Recorded from each company’s website on the date shown on its page. Prices, trials and plans change, and we have not tested each product, so confirm with the company before you decide. “Not stated” means the page we read did not say, not that the option does not exist.
Has a free plan
The company lists a plan that costs nothing, though it may be limited in users, jobs or features. Read the limits.
Acorn Finance Finance, payments & back office · Free Acorn's contractor page says contractors pay no setup cost, monthly fee or dealer fees, and that its lending partners pay Acorn when loans are originated. Customer costs depend on the lender, and the page notes a lender's origination fee would raise the APR. 
BRKZ Procurement & materials · Free BRKZ says buyers can join for free. Material prices are quoted per request for quotation rather than listed as subscription plans, and the site promotes buy-now-pay-later options including paying in two (50% upfront, 50% after 30 days), three installments within 60 days, or four installments, subject to a credit application. 
busybusy Field operations & workforce · Free plan + paid tiers busybusy lists a Free plan at $0. Pro is $9.99 per user per month billed annually or $11.99 billed monthly, and Premium is $14.99 per user per month billed annually or $17.99 billed monthly; both paid plans add a $40 admin license with the first user included. Pro and Premium come with a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. Contractor+ Estimating & takeoff · Free plan + paid tiers Contractor+'s pricing page lists a Freedom plan at $0 per month ('free forever', up to 250 leads and clients and 5 estimates or invoices per month), Pro at $29 per month for 1 user, Pro Team at $58 per month with 2 users included and $20 per additional user, and Max at $500 per month for unlimited users. Annual billing is offered but annual prices aren't listed, and the page says sales are final with no refunds, and its FAQ mentions 14-day trials of most premium features. 
Digs Residential, remodeling & trades · Published pricing Digs' pricing page lists Digs Pro at $59 or $69 per month, with yearly billing saving 15%, and a DigsCare add-on at $17 or $20 per month that the page says is included free with Digs Pro for a limited time; Digs Enterprise is priced through sales. Digs Pro comes with a 14-day free trial, after which users can stay on a limited free version, and a Digs Foundation plan for homeowners is free. Clients and collaborators don't need paid seats. 
Fieldwire Field operations & workforce · Free plan + paid tiers Fieldwire's pricing page lists a Basic plan at $0 per user per month, Pro at $39, Business at $64 and Business Plus at $89 per user per month, billed annually. Custom contracts are available through sales. The company says all paid plans include unlimited sheets and projects. 
Houzz Pro Residential, remodeling & trades · Published pricing Houzz's pricing page lists three paid plans: Design at $99/mo for one user, Pro at $199/mo for one user, and Teams from $399/mo with unlimited users; an advertising package starts at $499/mo. The page also mentions a free basic plan with a 3D floor planner, estimates and invoicing, and its FAQ describes a 30-day free trial that can be canceled before the annual subscription begins. 
Material Bank Procurement & materials · Free Material Bank says the platform is free for approved design professionals, and sample ordering and returns are free. Its FAQ directs brands interested in joining to its sales team and doesn't publish brand-partner fees. 
Mitti (formerly SafetyCulture) Safety & risk · Free plan + paid tiers Mitti publishes its prices. The Free plan is $0 for teams of up to 10, with up to 300 AI credits per seat per month. Premium costs $24 per seat per month billed annually or $29 per seat per month billed monthly, starting at 500 AI credits per seat per month. Enterprise is custom-priced. Listed prices exclude applicable taxes, and a per-site, quote-based option with unlimited users is also offered. The page does not give free-trial terms. 
Roofr Leads, CRM & marketing · Free plan + paid tiers The pricing page lists a Starter plan at $0 per month alongside paid base plans (Measure+, Essentials and Scale) whose prices differ by monthly or annual billing. Add-ons for Instant Estimator, Roofr Sites and AI Receptionist are priced separately. Starter includes 10 trial proposals, invoices and work orders. Check the page for current figures. 
ServiceM8 Field service & dispatch · Free plan + paid tiers ServiceM8 lists five plans in USD per month: Free ($0, 1 user, 30 jobs), Starter ($29, 50 jobs), Growing ($79, 150 jobs), Premium ($149, 500 jobs) and Premium Plus ($349, 1500+ jobs), with unlimited users on paid plans. The page also mentions a 14-day trial with no card details required. 
Smith.ai Phone, chat & AI receptionists · Free plan + paid tiers Smith.ai's AI Receptionist pricing page lists a Free plan at $0 with 25 calls, then $3.00 per additional call; Pro at $150 per month starting at 75 calls and $2.00 per call; and Enterprise at $500 per month starting at 300 calls and $1.67 per call. The page lists the Free plan's 25 calls among the monthly included calls and does not describe it as a time-limited trial. Live-agent involvement is a separate per-call add-on and the human-first plans are priced on a separate page, which isn't summarised here. 
STACK Estimating & takeoff · Starting price listed STACK lists starting prices of 'as low as' $299 per user per month for Takeoff & Estimate, $49 per user per month for Build & Operate, and $348 per user per month for the Full STACK Platform, which has a build-your-price option. The pricing page FAQ says a free version of Takeoff & Estimate is offered, and Build & Operate has a two-week free trial. 
Trimble ProjectSight Project management platforms · Free plan + paid tiers Trimble lists three plans for the US and Canada. Free is $0 per user per month, billed annually, for up to 3 projects with 2 GB of storage and unlimited users. Go is $29 USD per user per month, billed annually, with unlimited projects, 15 GB of storage and daily reports. Enterprise is priced on a custom basis. Free trial
The company says you can try it before paying. Trial length and what’s included vary.
Autodesk Forma Site Design Design, BIM & generative design · Starting price listed Autodesk's product page lists Forma Site Design as starting at $59 per month (as shown to a US visitor) and offers a free trial. Autodesk sells it as a standalone subscription on monthly, annual or three-year terms, and also makes it available through Forma for Buildings, with a Revit subscription, or with Autodesk Flex tokens. It is included at no extra cost in the AEC Collection. 
Bidflow (LuxTakeoff) Estimating & takeoff · Quote on request Bidflow doesn't list prices on its website; it offers tailored demos booked through the site. The homepage mentions a 7-day free trial. 
Bluebeam Estimating & takeoff · Published pricing Bluebeam lists four plans per user, billed annually: Basics at $260, Core at $330, Complete at $440 and Max at $590, which is labeled an introductory price. The Max page says buyers at that price keep it through their 2027 renewal. The site offers a free trial but does not state its length on the pricing page. Buildern Project management platforms · Starting price listed Buildern's pricing page lists Starter at $225 per month (2 seats) and Professional at $360 per month (4 seats), with additional users at $81 and $90 per month billed annually; Enterprise is custom. The page doesn't clearly say whether headline prices assume monthly or annual billing, and notes that yearly billing saves 10%. Field workers, subcontractors, vendors and clients are listed as free. Plans are listed with a 7-day free trial, and an AI add-on is $50 per seat per month (the page lists 500 AI credits without making clear whether that is per seat). 
ClockShark Field operations & workforce · Published pricing ClockShark lists two plans in US dollars: Standard at $42 USD/month plus $9.50 USD/month per user, and Pro at $63 USD/month plus $11.50 USD/month per user. The pricing page states that a three-year contract term applies to all plans. A 14-day free trial includes all Pro features. 
CompanyCam Leads, CRM & marketing · Starting price listed The pricing page lists Core, Crew and Scale plans at $63, $129 and $199 per month in its comparison table, with additional users at $29 each on those plans. It has a monthly/annual toggle and does not clearly label which billing period those figures reflect. Enterprise is contact-sales. A Marketing Suite add-on is offered. The page offers a free trial and mentions no free plan. 
ConstructConnect Bid management & preconstruction · Published pricing ConstructConnect publishes some prices. Project Intelligence Starter is listed at $129/mo per market, per seat (month-to-month, with 10% off when billed annually); Professional is "Starting at $199/mo" per market, per seat on an annual contract; Premium starts at $10,000/yr. Takeoff Starter is $100/mo per seat ($1,200/yr, one seat maximum) and Takeoff Professional is $183/mo per seat ($2,200/yr), both on annual contracts. The site offers a free trial of Takeoff BOOST and says sales can arrange a trial or guided proof-of-value for some plans. 
Contractor Foreman Project management platforms · Published pricing Contractor Foreman's pricing page lists plans by user count. With annual billing, per-month prices are $49 (Basic, 1 user), $105 (Standard, up to 3), $166 (Plus, up to 8), $221 (Pro, up to 15) and $332 (Unlimited). Monthly billing is listed at $139 (Standard), $199 (Plus), $279 (Pro) and $399 (Unlimited), with no monthly Basic option shown. The page says annual plans start with a 30-day free trial; it is unclear on the page whether monthly plans include one. 
Document Crunch Documents, contracts & specs · Quote on request Document Crunch doesn't list prices on its website; it offers a demo request. It also offers a 14-day free trial with full access for up to three projects, with no demo call required. 
DroneDeploy Progress tracking & reality capture · Published pricing DroneDeploy lists two plans with prices: Flight & Analysis at $4,188 billed annually (one admin user, up to 3,000 images per map) and Ag Lite at $1,908 billed annually (one pilot license, up to 1,000 images per map). Advanced Flight & Analysis, Unified, Aerial Pro, Aerial, Ground Pro and Ground are quoted on request. The site says charges are in USD and offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. Estimate Rocket Estimating & takeoff · Published pricing Estimate Rocket's pricing page lists three monthly plans: Launch at $139 per month (3 full users included), Accelerate at $259 per month (7 users) and Expand at $359 per month (15 users), with additional full users and $10 per month field users. A 90-day money-back guarantee is listed, and the page has a start-free-trial button without stating the trial length. 
Foreman Project management platforms · Published pricing Foreman's pricing page says most customers pay $249 per month plus $20 per additional seat, with every feature included and clients and subcontractors free to use the portals. It offers a 30-day free trial followed by a 30-day money-back guarantee; the page says there is no setup fee, and that at checkout customers agree to a 12-month term billed quarterly. 
Handoff Estimating & takeoff · Published pricing Handoff lists three plans billed annually: Flex at $119 per month (2 users), Pro at $239 per month (5 users) and Scale at $719 per month, with Pro and Scale on 12-month commitments. The Supplier Platform is priced on request. The site advertises a 7-day free trial with no credit card required. 
Housecall Pro Field service & dispatch · Published pricing Housecall Pro lists three plans, Basic, Essentials and Max. At the time of checking, Basic was $59/mo billed annually ($79/mo otherwise), Essentials $149/mo billed annually ($189/mo otherwise) and Max $299/mo billed annually ($329/mo otherwise), with additional users on Max listed at $35/mo. Prices exclude sales tax. The page offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. 
iRoofing Aerial measurement & roof reports · Published pricing iRoofing's pricing page lists a monthly plan at $149 per month, a 12-month plan at $124 per month billed $1,488 per year, and a 24-month plan at $107 per month billed $2,576 for two years. The page says all plans include a $75 per month HD imagery credit and lists a perimeter report at $10 without a subscription, with 20% off for subscribers. The pricing page doesn't mention a trial, but the home page offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card needed. 
Jobber Field service & dispatch · Published pricing Jobber lists monthly prices by plan and user count. At the time of checking, the Core plan (1 user) showed $49/mo with no commitment, $39/mo on a one-year commitment, or $29/mo billed annually; Connect, Grow and Plus tiers for larger teams ran higher, and additional users were listed at $29/mo each. Add-ons listed include Receptionist ($29/mo), Pipeline ($49/mo) and Marketing Suite ($99/mo). 
JobNimbus Leads, CRM & marketing · Quote on request The pricing page names four plans (Essentials, Pro, Premium and Enterprise) but shows no dollar amounts; each plan has a "Request pricing" button. The page offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. 
Joist Estimating & takeoff · Starting price listed Joist's pricing page lists Basics, Pro, Elite and Run plans. Annual-billing prices are shown as $8.34 per month for Basics, $14.17 for Pro, $26.67 for Elite and $58.33 for Run, with monthly billing available at higher per-month prices (Pro $17, Elite $32). The page says every plan has a 14-day free trial and that its free plan is no longer available. Payment processing fees apply to online payments; the AI Receptionist is a separate add-on listed at $49 per month. 
Knowify Finance, payments & back office · Starting price listed Knowify's pricing page lists Core at $99 and $149 per month (it includes 1 user), Advanced at $329 and $399 per month (10 users included), and Enterprise by request. The page has a yearly/monthly toggle and does not label which figure belongs to which, and additional users are $29 per month. Add-ons such as Service Pro and equipment tracking are priced separately. The page says Core and Advanced include a free trial, and the homepage says 'Try it free for 14 days.' 
Kreo Estimating & takeoff · Published pricing Kreo lists per-user prices per month, billed annually: Lite at $35 (£25 / €30), Plus at $70 (£50 / €65) and Pro at $175 (£125 / €150). Enterprise is priced through sales. Lite, Plus and Pro each offer a 7-day free trial. 
Leap Leads, CRM & marketing · Starting price listed The pricing page lists Essential at $79 per month for a single user, Team starting at $298 per month including the first user plus $99 per month per additional user, and Premium starting at $750 per month. Enterprise shows no dollar figure. The page says all plans are available in one-year contracts paid monthly, and offers a 14-day trial of Essential. 
Motif Design, BIM & generative design · Starting price listed Motif Design's Business plan is listed from $150 per active user per month, with unlimited projects and AI credits included; Motif Design plans are annual, and an Enterprise tier is custom-priced. Motif Review Pro is $25 per seat per month with 60 AI credits per seat per month, billed monthly or annually, with a 14-day free trial; Review Enterprise is custom-priced. The pricing page says Motif Design doesn't currently offer a free trial. 
nPlan Scheduling & planning · Quote on request nPlan doesn't publish prices on its website; its main call to action is to book a call with the company. The Insights Pro page offers a trial, and the Schedule Studio page invites users to start for free, without describing plan limits. 
Outbuild Scheduling & planning · Starting price listed Outbuild's pricing page lists Outbuild Core as "Starting at $999/mo," billed annually, with unlimited users and projects and Outbuild AI included. Outbuild Pro, which adds executive dashboards and risk and variance analysis, has custom pricing billed annually. The site offers a free trial. 
Perry Weather Safety & risk · Quote on request Perry Weather's pricing page lists three software tiers (Core, Plus and Advanced) and several hardware packages, but shows no prices, only a 'Get a Quote' option for each. The page says the product is an annual software subscription plus a hardware lease, with cost based on tier, number of hardware units and add-ons. It offers a 14-day free trial. 
PlanSwift Estimating & takeoff · Published pricing PlanSwift lists PlanSwift Essential at $2,000 per year for one seat and PlanSwift Core at $3,000 per year for one seat, with discounted pricing for additional seats and volume pricing for teams buying 10 or more licenses. A 14-day free trial includes full PlanSwift Core and requires no credit card. 
Quotr Estimating & takeoff · Published pricing Quotr lists monthly software plans at $79.90 per month per seat (Lite) and $299.90 per month per seat (Plus), with custom Enterprise pricing, and a 7-day free trial. Its estimating service is priced per project at $0.25 per square foot under 50,000 square feet and $0.10 per square foot above that. 
Raken Field operations & workforce · Quote on request Raken doesn't list prices on its website; its pricing page directs visitors to request a demo. The company offers a free 15-day trial of its Performance plan. 
RoofSnap Aerial measurement & roof reports · Starting price listed RoofSnap's pricing page lists a monthly subscription starting at $105 per user per month, with a 7-day free trial and no credit card required, and annual subscriptions starting at $52 per user per month depending on team size. Pay-as-you-go reports start at $13 with no subscription; the page lists $13 for a Half Snap, $15 for gutter measurements and $18 for lighting measurements, with subscriber rates lower. The page's FULL Snap size tiers ($35 to $55 pay-as-you-go) are not clearly labelled, so tier-by-tier pricing is not recorded here. 
Rosie Phone, chat & AI receptionists · Published pricing Rosie's pricing page lists Professional at $49 per month for 250 minutes, Scale at $149 per month for 1,000 minutes and Growth at $299 per month for 2,000 minutes. A Website Texting add-on is $50 per month for 25 conversations, then $1 per additional conversation, and website chat is listed as free with all plans. Annual billing is listed as two months free. The page offers a 7-day free trial and doesn't list a free plan. 
Sledge Project management platforms · Published pricing Sledge's pricing page lists a Free Trial at $0 for 30 days (up to 250 pages processed per month), Office Core at $599 per month (up to 1,000 pages per month, with additional usage at $25 per 100 documents) and a custom-priced Enterprise plan with unlimited document processing. A toggle offers annual billing with a stated 20% saving, and the page says there are no contracts or setup fees. 
Touchplan Scheduling & planning · Quote on request Touchplan doesn't publish prices on its website; its pricing page says project packages are custom-quoted and include unlimited users, training, a customer success team and implementation services. The site offers a 14-day free trial and a 30-day pilot program on a live project. 
Workiz Field service & dispatch · Quote on request Workiz lists three plans, Standard, Pro and Ultimate, with no dollar amounts shown; each says "Request pricing". Its FAQ says Workiz offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card required. 
XBuild Residential, remodeling & trades · Published pricing XBuild's pricing page lists Standard at $80/month (3 member seats, 200 tokens a month), Pro at $150/month (8 seats, 500 tokens) and Elite at $300/month (20 seats, 1,200 tokens), with Enterprise priced on request. Tokens are used by AI actions; the page says yearly plans save 20% and that annual-plan tokens don't expire monthly. The site invites users to try XBuild free, without stating a trial length. Prices published
The company lists a price on its website, with no free plan or trial confirmed.
Beam AI Estimating & takeoff · Starting price listed Beam AI lists annual licenses: Do It Yourself starts at $8K per trade per year (HVAC, plumbing and steel), Done For You construction takeoffs start at $25K per year based on trade and volume, and Done For You aerial takeoffs start at $10K per trade per year. Enterprise pricing is custom. The pricing page does not mention a free trial or free plan. 
Buildertrend Project management platforms · Starting price listed Buildertrend's pricing page says the platform starts at $499 per month, with a 10% saving for paying upfront annually. The company says the final price depends on annual construction volume and the onboarding package, and that unlimited users and projects are included; buyers request a quote. 
Downtobid Bid management & preconstruction · Starting price listed Downtobid has no pricing page, but its homepage FAQ says the general contractor product starts at $149 per month for an organization. For subcontractors, the basic leads bid board starts at $119 per month and the full bid management software at $299 per month. The FAQ says subcontractors can access planrooms and submit bids for free. EagleView Aerial measurement & roof reports · Published pricing Eagleview's pricing page lists per-report prices in USD under Bronze, Silver and Gold columns. For example, a small residential construction report (20 sq) is listed at $32.75, $27.50 and $24.25 respectively, and a medium residential report (40 sq) at $60, $54.75 and $49. Residential gutter reports are listed at $13.75, Bid Perfect residential at $18, and Walls, Windows & Doors residential at $78, $72.25 and $67.50. Full House residential is listed at $105, $98 and $91. The page says reduced pricing may be available through integration partners, distributors or volume, and mentions a prepay option; it does not mention a free trial or free plan. 
Goodcall Phone, chat & AI receptionists · Published pricing Goodcall's pricing page lists Starter at $79 per month for 100 unique customers, Growth at $129 per month for 500 and Scale at $299 per month for 2,000, with Enterprise on custom pricing. Billing is per unique customer rather than per minute or call, and overage per extra customer is listed as 79 cents, 26 cents and 15 cents respectively. The page offers a free demo agent to build and test, and says payment is due when a phone number is connected to a paid plan. 
Hover Aerial measurement & roof reports · Published pricing Hover's pricing page lists four contractor plans. Starter is pay-per-project with no subscription, and the page says the first three projects are free with no credit card required. Pro is listed at $999 per year with $20 off every project, and Business at $2,999 per year with a flat rate for each scan type. Enterprise is custom-priced. The insurance plans follow the same structure. 
JobTread Residential, remodeling & trades · Published pricing JobTread's pricing page lists a base price of $199 per month, which includes one internal user. Additional internal users on the monthly plan cost $20 each per month for users 2–10, $15 for 11–20, $10 for 21–30 and $5 for 31 and up; annual-plan rates are $16, $12, $8 and $4 per user per month, billed annually, and the page says an annual subscription saves 20%. Customer, vendor and subcontractor portal users are free, the company says it doesn't offer a free trial, and monthly subscriptions carry a 30-day money-back guarantee. 
Part3 Documents, contracts & specs · Published pricing Part3's pricing page lists two plans: Core at $150 per user per month and Complete at $200 per user per month, both billed annually in USD, with unlimited projects and free collaborator seats. Its homepage says annual subscriptions start at $9,000 per year, and further discounts are offered for more than 50 users or multi-year terms. The site doesn't state whether a free trial is available. 
Projul Project management platforms · Published pricing Projul's pricing page lists Starter (up to 3 users), Core (up to 10), Core+ (up to 20) and Pro (unlimited). The page shows two prices per plan without labeling them; they match annual totals, so annual billing works out to $199, $399, $599 and $1,199 per month, with monthly billing at $249, $529, $799 and $1,599. The page does not mention a free trial and offers a demo instead. 
Ruby Phone, chat & AI receptionists · Published pricing Ruby's pricing page lists virtual receptionist plans of 50 minutes for $250 per month, 100 minutes for $395, 200 minutes for $720 and 500 minutes for $1,725. Live chat plans are 10 chats for $143 per month, 30 for $335 and 50 for $520, with chat add-ons for receptionist customers listed at a 20% saving. The page says there are no additional fees for activation, onboarding or setup, and doesn't mention a free trial or free plan. 
Sameday Phone, chat & AI receptionists · Starting price listed Sameday's pricing page lists Launch starting at $449 per month with 500 minutes, unlimited users and 3 locations, and Scale starting at $789 per month with 1,000 minutes, unlimited users and locations and voice cloning. Enterprise is custom. The page doesn't say how the price changes with the minutes slider and doesn't mention a free trial; its call to action leads to a demo. 
Service Fusion Field service & dispatch · Published pricing Service Fusion lists Starter, Plus and Pro plans with unlimited users. At the time of checking, prices were $208, $325 and $533 per month billed annually (a 15% discount), or $245, $382 and $627 per month without the annual-billing note. The page says plans are month-to-month with no contract and offers a free demo; it does not mention a free trial. 
TestFit Design, BIM & generative design · Published pricing TestFit's pricing page lists Parking Solver at $195/month billed monthly (unlimited users), Site Solver starting at $15,000/year billed annually, and Site Solver Portfolio starting at $20,000/year billed annually. Parking Solver add-ons are listed at +$150/month for Site Intelligence, +$170/month for Pro Forma and +$100/month for the MCP Connection. The page doesn't mention a free trial or free plan. 
Togal.AI Estimating & takeoff · Published pricing Togal lists a Growth plan at $299 per month per user, billed yearly, with unlimited automated takeoffs, chat prompts and image searches. A Business plan for teams of four or more users is priced on a custom basis. The pricing page does not mention a free trial or free plan; its FAQ says sign-up goes through a demo. 
TrueLook Progress tracking & reality capture · Published pricing TrueLook lists per-camera subscription plans: Essentials at $129/mo month-to-month (as low as $99/mo prepaid), Advanced at $359/mo (as low as $299/mo prepaid) and Premium at $599/mo (as low as $469/mo prepaid). Jobsite Monitoring is a $100/month add-on for Advanced and Premium; camera hardware and professional installation are priced separately. The pricing page doesn't mention a free trial. Quote on request
No price on the website; you contact sales or book a demo. Ask for a quote at the size you expect to be in a year.
AccuLynx Leads, CRM & marketing · Quote on request The pricing page shows no dollar amounts or plan details and directs visitors to request a quote or book a demo. The main site describes a monthly subscription per license plus optional enhancements. 
Adaptive Finance, payments & back office · Quote on request Adaptive's pricing page doesn't list dollar amounts. It says customers pay a monthly base fee scaled to their revenue band, with additional agents scoped up front; it states there are no per-seat or transaction fees and that contracts are month-to-month. No free trial is mentioned. 
Agave Finance, payments & back office · Quote on request Agave's pricing page doesn't list prices; it says pricing is custom and sized to the business. ERP Sync, AP automation, expense management and vendor compliance are subscriptions based on business size, the latter three with an implementation fee, while AI Analytics and Agave MCP combine a platform fee with seat-based pricing. Bundles are discounted, and no free trial is mentioned. 
Ailytics Safety & risk · Quote on request Ailytics doesn't publish prices on its website; there is no pricing page, and the site directs buyers to request a demo. 
ALICE Technologies Scheduling & planning · Quote on request ALICE doesn't list prices on its website; its pricing page says buyers receive a customized quote from the sales team. The page says a purchase includes unlimited users, unlimited data, technical support, training workshops and implementation support. 
Augmenta Design, BIM & generative design · Quote on request Augmenta doesn't publish prices on its website. It describes company-wide licensing, with one agreement covering unlimited users and projects, and directs buyers to contact the company. 
Aurigo Project management platforms · Quote on request Aurigo doesn't publish prices on its website; the site directs prospective customers to request a demo or contact sales. 
Autodesk Forma (formerly Autodesk Construction Cloud) Project management platforms · Quote on request Autodesk's construction pricing page doesn't list prices. It groups products into Model Management, Preconstruction and Construction Operations bundles, each with a 'Get a Quote' option, and refers to flexible user-, project- and account-based pricing. The page also mentions a 30-day money-back guarantee. 
Avoca Phone, chat & AI receptionists · Quote on request Avoca's site doesn't list prices. The calls to action are to book a demo, and the demo page offers a personalized 30-minute walkthrough. The pages checked don't mention a free trial or a free plan. 
Billd Finance, payments & back office · Quote on request Billd doesn't publish rates or fees on its website. For Pay App Advance it says the advance is up to 100% of the pay app minus a purchase fee, without stating the fee, and that there are no wire or transfer fees; material financing terms run up to 120 days depending on credit profile. 
Birdeye Leads, CRM & marketing · Quote on request The pricing page shows no dollar amounts, plan names or free trial. It says pricing is built around outcomes rather than seat counts, with charges tied to the locations where the product is deployed, and offers a pricing request form. 
Bridgit Field operations & workforce · Quote on request Bridgit doesn't publish prices on its website; visitors are directed to request a demo. 
Buildcheck Documents, contracts & specs · Quote on request Buildcheck doesn't list prices on its website; visitors are directed to schedule a call. Its FAQ says pricing is per sheet with volume discounts, and that unlimited seats are included in the platform fee. The FAQ also says a trial project is available on request, without describing its terms. 
BuildingConnected Bid management & preconstruction · Quote on request Autodesk's BuildingConnected pricing page lists BuildingConnected Pro, Bid Board Pro and TradeTapp with "Request a Quote" rather than prices, and also offers a Forma for Preconstruction bundle. It refers to user-, project- and account-based pricing and mentions a 30-day money-back guarantee; no free trial is listed. 
BuildOps Field service & dispatch · Quote on request BuildOps lists no dollar prices; its pricing page says pricing is tailored to each contractor and directs visitors to book a demo or request a custom quote. The page does not mention a free trial. 
Buildots Progress tracking & reality capture · Quote on request Buildots doesn't publish prices on its website; the product pages direct buyers to request a demo. 
Cascade Bid management & preconstruction · Quote on request Cascade doesn't publish prices on its website; its calls to action lead to contact and demo forms. 
Cupix Progress tracking & reality capture · Quote on request Cupix doesn't list prices on its pricing page. The SiteInsights page says pricing depends on project value and square footage and directs buyers to sales. The pricing page includes a "start for free" prompt but doesn't say whether that is a trial or an ongoing free plan. 
Doxel Progress tracking & reality capture · Quote on request Doxel doesn't list prices on its pricing page. It says it generally charges by the square foot, that price depends on the capabilities needed and the volume of construction or jobsite size, and that it doesn't charge per seat, so projects can have unlimited users. 
Earlytrade Finance, payments & back office · Quote on request Earlytrade says its subcontractor portal is free to use and that subcontractors bear no cost beyond any discount they choose to accept for early payment. It doesn't publish pricing for general contractors, who are directed to request a demo. 
Endra Design, BIM & generative design · Quote on request Endra doesn't publish prices on its website. Access is through a demo booking or an early-access request. 
Field Materials Procurement & materials · Quote on request Field Materials doesn't publish prices on its website. It says contractors pay a subscription priced according to organization size and procurement volume and should request a demo for a quote; the site states the product is free for vendors to use. 
FieldEdge Field service & dispatch · Quote on request FieldEdge lists three plans, Select, Premier and Elite, but no dollar prices; it directs visitors to request a demo or pricing. Its FAQ says FieldEdge does not offer a free trial. 
FieldPulse Field service & dispatch · Quote on request FieldPulse does not list dollar prices. Its pricing page describes seat-based pricing built around a team's needs with a custom quote, and a free demo is offered. The page does not state whether a free trial exists. 
Foundation Software Finance, payments & back office · Quote on request Foundation Software's pricing page lists no prices and says pricing is tailored to each business. It says job costing, payroll, purchase orders and subcontracts, and accounts receivable come with FOUNDATION, with mobile time tracking, service dispatch, equipment management and project management as add-on modules at extra cost. Pricing is requested through a form; the page doesn't mention a free trial and offers a self-guided demo. 
FYLD Safety & risk · Quote on request FYLD doesn't publish prices on its website; there is no pricing page, and the site directs buyers to book a demo or talk to sales. 
HammerTech Safety & risk · Quote on request HammerTech doesn't list prices on its website; pricing is tailored after a needs assessment and, according to the company, depends on factors including annual construction volume, company size, operational complexity, number of active job sites and support needs. It says it does not charge per user, includes all core modules, and gives subcontractors free access. No free trial is mentioned. 
Handle Finance, payments & back office · Quote on request Handle doesn't publish prices on its website; prospective customers are directed to contact sales or request a demo. No free trial or free plan is mentioned. 
Hatch Leads, CRM & marketing · Quote on request The pricing page shows no dollar amounts. It names three tiers (Standard, Pro and Enterprise), says pricing is a platform fee plus usage, and directs visitors to request pricing or book a demo. It does not describe a free plan, and its FAQ says it has no published trial program. 
HCSS Field operations & workforce · Quote on request HCSS doesn't list prices on its website; its pricing page offers a custom quote based on a short form about the buyer's needs, and a free demo. 
Hearth Finance, payments & back office · Quote on request Hearth's pricing page shows three tiers (Hearth Pro, Pro + Harper and Enterprise) without prices, billing terms or any free trial information; each tier's call to action is to get a demo. 
Higharc Design, BIM & generative design · Quote on request Higharc doesn't publish prices on its website; its calls to action direct visitors to request a demo. 
Kahua Project management platforms · Quote on request Kahua doesn't publish prices on its website. Its pricing page offers packages for owners and program managers, general contractors and specialty contractors (with Essentials and Premium as starting points for contractors) and says pricing depends on organization type, program or construction scale and the selected package; buyers request a custom quote. 
Kojo Procurement & materials · Quote on request Kojo doesn't publish prices on its website; its Warehouse, Procurement and Finance modules each carry a 'Get a quote' button. The pricing page says custom pricing includes unlimited users and data, tailored onboarding and ongoing support. 
LeadTruffle Phone, chat & AI receptionists · Quote on request LeadTruffle's pricing page doesn't list prices; it describes sales-led pricing based on plan and support level, with a demo for a custom offer. The page names four tiers, Essential, Growth, Scale and Managed, says plans are month-to-month with no long-term contract, and doesn't mention a free trial or free plan. 
LightTable Bid management & preconstruction · Quote on request LightTable doesn't publish prices on its website; visitors are directed to book a demo. 
Miter Finance, payments & back office · Quote on request Miter doesn't publish prices on its website; the path to pricing is a demo request. No free trial is mentioned. 
NavigateAI Field operations & workforce · Quote on request NavigateAI doesn't list prices on its website; visitors are directed to request a demo. 
Nearmap Aerial measurement & roof reports · Quote on request Nearmap doesn't list prices on the pages we read. Its calls to action are Start Mapping, Let's Talk and Get a Demo, which lead to a sales contact page, and the pages don't mention a free trial or free plan. 
Newforma Documents, contracts & specs · Quote on request Newforma doesn't list prices on its website; it offers demo bookings. Konekt is packaged into Info Track, BIM Track and CA Track plans with add-ons, and its product page invites visitors to 'try and buy later' without stating trial terms. 
OpenSpace Progress tracking & reality capture · Quote on request OpenSpace doesn't list prices on its pricing page. It offers Core and Enterprise plans, with OpenSpace Track as an add-on, and says pricing is based on annual construction volume rather than per user or per project; multi-year subscriptions are available. The page mentions a pilot of Core but doesn't say whether it is free. 
Oracle Aconex Project management platforms · Quote on request Oracle doesn't list prices for Aconex on its product page; visitors are directed to request a demo or contact Oracle. 
Oracle Primavera Cloud Scheduling & planning · Quote on request Oracle doesn't list Primavera Cloud prices on its product page; the page directs buyers to contact Oracle or request a demo. Oracle says Oracle Integration Cloud is bundled with the service, including a free allotment of 2 million messages per month. 
Pantera Bid management & preconstruction · Quote on request Pantera doesn't publish prices on its website. It refers to a flexible pricing structure and payment options and directs prospective customers to request a demo. 
Planera Scheduling & planning · Quote on request Planera doesn't publish prices on its website; its pricing page describes unnamed tiers with customized pricing and directs buyers to a demo. The page says all tiers include unlimited users and support at no added cost, and the core CPM engine, critical path analysis, visual canvas and collaboration tools. 
Podium Leads, CRM & marketing · Quote on request The pricing page shows no dollar amounts or named tiers and directs visitors to talk to sales or get a demo. It says AI Employee can be added to any plan. 
Primepoint Documents, contracts & specs · Quote on request Primepoint doesn't list prices on its website; visitors are directed to request a demo. 
Probook Residential, remodeling & trades · Quote on request Probook doesn't publish prices on its website; the site's call to action is to book a demo. 
Procore Project management platforms · Quote on request Procore doesn't list prices on its website. Its pricing page says customers pay an upfront annual fee for each product, based on their annual construction volume, and that unlimited users, data storage and support are included; prospective customers request a custom estimate. 
ProcurePro Procurement & materials · Quote on request ProcurePro doesn't publish prices on its website; visitors request pricing, and the company says licences are tailored to usage. It says a licence includes all features and integrations, unlimited projects and users, and implementation support. Its separate BidLevel tool is advertised as free to try with no email or credit card required. 
Rebuild Residential, remodeling & trades · Quote on request Rebuild doesn't publish prices on its website; the site offers a product demo booked through its contact link. 
Renoworks Residential, remodeling & trades · Quote on request Renoworks doesn't publish prices on its website. Its Renoworks Pro page lists a Base Package and a custom plan, both priced on request, and the manufacturer offering also requires a demo request. 
Revizto Design, BIM & generative design · Quote on request Revizto doesn't list prices on its website; its pricing page directs visitors to get a quote. It describes three models: annual per-user licensing for growing teams, per-project contracts with unlimited users, and usage-based multi-year enterprise agreements. 
Scaffold Residential, remodeling & trades · Quote on request Scaffold doesn't publish prices on its website; the site's call to action is to book a demo. 
Sensera Systems Progress tracking & reality capture · Quote on request Sensera Systems doesn't publish prices on its website; its product and software pages direct buyers to request a quote. 
ServiceTitan Residential, remodeling & trades · Quote on request ServiceTitan's pricing page names three plans, Starter, Essentials and The Works, but lists no prices; each shows a request-pricing option. The page says pricing is per technician. It offers a free demo but doesn't mention a free trial. 
Siteline Finance, payments & back office · Quote on request Siteline's pricing page doesn't list prices. It offers two packages, Siteline Suite and Siteline Vendor Management, plus a Lien Rights Management add-on, and says pricing is set according to product usage, billing volume and integration needs. Every package includes unlimited users and offices with no per-seat or location fees; quotes are requested through a demo form. 
Sitemetric Safety & risk · Quote on request Sitemetric doesn't publish prices on its website; there is no pricing page and the site directs buyers to contact the company. Its badging page says worker registration is free. 
Skillit Field operations & workforce · Quote on request Skillit says its platform is free for craft professionals. It doesn't list prices for employers on its website; contractors are directed to book a demo or talk to sales. 
Spotable Residential, remodeling & trades · Quote on request Spotable doesn't publish prices on its website; its FAQ says the product is sold as an annual subscription. The site offers a free 3D model on request and with each demo. 
Structured AI Documents, contracts & specs · Quote on request Structured AI doesn't list prices on its website. It offers an intro call and live demo, followed by a pilot on the customer's own drawing sets. 
SubBase Procurement & materials · Quote on request SubBase doesn't publish prices on its website and directs visitors to request a demo. Its FAQ says pricing comes in a few tiers based on company needs, with no per-user or per-project charges, and that vendors join at no cost. 
SWAPP Design, BIM & generative design · Quote on request SWAPP doesn't list plans or prices on its website. Its pricing page describes a credit-based model in which credits are consumed according to the work run on the platform, with pricing customized on request. The site says engagements begin with a pilot on the customer's own projects. 
Trayd Finance, payments & back office · Quote on request Trayd doesn't publish prices on its website. Its homepage refers to transparent pricing with no hidden fees and says compliance reporting is included at no extra cost; prospective customers are directed to book a demo or contact sales. 
Trunk Tools Documents, contracts & specs · Quote on request Trunk Tools lists two plans, Core and Enterprise, without prices; both are quoted on request. The company says pricing is a single price based on construction volume, with all users included and no per-seat fees. 
viAct Safety & risk · Quote on request viAct doesn't publish prices on its website; there is no pricing page, and the site directs buyers to request a demo or contact sales. 
Volve Bid management & preconstruction · Quote on request Volve's pricing page describes a subscription with Project-based and Unlimited plans but lists no prices; cost depends on expected project volume, project complexity and rollout scope, and visitors are directed to talk to sales or book a demo. 
Wisetack Finance, payments & back office · Quote on request The Wisetack pages fetched don't list merchant fees or plan prices; they point businesses to a sales contact for pricing and onboarding details. The site states there are no prepaid finance charges or participation fees (in the context of customer financing). 
Xactimate Estimating & takeoff · Quote on request Xactware's site doesn't list prices on the page we read; it points visitors to sales (Talk to Sales) and the Xactware Store.