Pricing Model Overview

Subscription Model

Offers a straightforward subscription model. Pricing is not tied to the number of projects, additional modules, or professional services. Owners know exactly what they will spend annually, making budgeting predictable for multi-year programs.

Modular App-Based Pricing

Uses a modular app-based pricing approach. Each function (RFIs, submittals, cost management, etc.) may require separate apps or add-ons. As organizations scale, costs can escalate, and total spend becomes harder to forecast.

Out-of-the-Box Modularization

Modularized out-of-the-box. Owners can activate only the modules they need (e.g., RFIs, submittals, change orders, inspections) without buying extra licenses or hiring consultants. New modules can be turned on quickly without disruption.

App Marketplace

Modularity is tied to its app marketplace. While flexible, many workflows require custom apps or third-party services, which often leads to extra professional services for setup, customization, and maintenance — increasing cost and complexity.

Standardized Workflows

Comes with predefined, standardized workflows specifically for owners. This reduces implementation time and ensures consistency across all projects and departments without extra spend.

Customization Challenges

Workflows can be built or customized within apps, but require more configuration effort. This flexibility can be powerful, but it often demands consulting hours, specialized resources, and a lengthy implementation.

Cost Certainty

Owners benefit from cost certainty: no surprise fees for professional services, no incremental app licenses, and no hidden project surcharges. This stability is valuable for public agencies and utilities with strict budgeting requirements.

Budget Uncertainty

Flexibility can come with budget uncertainty. Adding functionality or scaling across departments typically increases spend, making long-term cost of ownership less predictable.