4.5

Construction management without the enterprise price tag

Contractor Foreman was built for the everyday contractor at prices that make sense.

Procore’s great if you’re building airports or skyscrapers—but for the rest of us, dropping thousands per year on software is out of the question. Contractor Foreman starts at $49/month with a 30-day free trial. We’re so confident you’ll love it, we’ll even throw in a 100-day money-back guarantee.

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See how Contractor Foreman outperforms Procore

Start with transparent pricing at $49/month, test everything free for 30 days, and manage projects with tools built for your scale.

Job Costing & Estimates
Project Scheduling
Transparent Pricing
Free Trial Available
Money-Back Guarantee

Note: Procore is designed for large general contractors and infrastructure firms managing complex, multi-million-dollar projects, with custom pricing starting in the thousands annually.

Find out why Contractor Foreman is the right choice!

Manage job costing, scheduling, change orders, RFIs, daily logs, safety compliance, and permits with 50+ integrations—all without scheduling a sales demo or waiting for custom pricing quotes. Sign up and start building today.
Features

Why customers choose Contractor Foreman

“The ability to track jobs from estimating to project progress, billing, and employee management, all in one place that also integrates with QuickBooks. They are quick to respond to any questions or issues with the software and work efficiently to resolve.”

Anthony W.

Authority Refrigeration, LLC

Switched from Procore

See the price before the sales pitch

Transparent pricing, posted online

Plans start at $49/month—posted right here on the website. No mystery numbers that change based on how much work you did last year. Procore makes you schedule a demo and sit through a sales presentation just to find out what you’ll pay. Industry estimates suggest $4,500 to $10,000 annually for small firms, but you won’t know your exact number until after the pitch.

Contractor Foreman free trial signup screen

Try it before you buy it

30-day free trial, no demo required

Sign up, add your projects, test the mobile app, and see if your crew can figure it out without a training manual. From there, you’ve got 100 days to make sure it works for your business. Procore doesn’t offer a trial—only a demo that shows you what it can do. There’s a difference between watching someone drive and getting behind the wheel yourself.

Managing CRM on a construction project

Tools that match your scale

Built for contractors running real-world jobs

Residential builds, commercial projects, specialty trade work—Contractor Foreman was built by everyday contractors, for everyday contractors. Procore’s built for enterprise general contractors coordinating massive infrastructure projects with hundreds of subs. That level of complexity works great if you’re building a stadium. For the rest of us, it’s more software than needed at prices that don’t make sense.

Where users think Procore falls short

Procore’s platform complexity, modular pricing structure, and over-engineered workflows create friction for small to mid-sized contractors who need straightforward project management.

Complexity you don't need

Built for enterprise scale that can feel distant to smaller work crews.

Modular pricing that adds up fast

Every additional capability means another pricing conversation and contract discussion.

Workforce tools buried in modules

Crew management and safety features scattered across complex, layered workflows.

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