Software profile

Procore

A construction management platform for general contractors and owners, priced by annual construction volume with unlimited users; entry around $4,500 a year for small contractors (reported).

  • Quote-based
  • By construction volume
  • Cloud
  • Commercial GCs
  • Independent sources

by Procore TechnologiesConstruction Management SoftwareConstruction management platform

  • Verified 11 Nov 2026Sources are dated on this profile
  • 2 sourcesLinked, typed and dated
  • Independent third-party sourcesHow this profile was compiled
  • Not an endorsementStack18 has not tested this product
Quick answer

What is Procore?

Procore is construction management software covering project management, RFIs, submittals, drawings, quality and safety, financials and field productivity, priced by construction volume rather than per seat.

  • Best forCommercial contractors needing document control and RFIs
  • Team size fitSmall teams, Mid-size teams, Large enterprises
  • PricingQuote by annual construction volume; reported ~$4,500/yr (small), ~$25,000 (mid-market), $60,000+ (enterprise); Cost Management +$6,000-$12,000/yr.
  • Main limitationHigh price.
  • AlternativesAutodesk Build, Buildertrend, Fieldwire, Raken · compare all
Overview

Procore overview: who it is for and what it does.

Procore connects office and field on RFIs, submittals, drawings, daily logs, safety and cost management with unlimited users.

A June 2026 guide says pricing is a volume-based quote, with entry around $4,500 a year for small contractors, $25,000 for mid-market and $60,000+ for enterprise, and Cost Management adding $6,000 to $12,000 a year.

A competitor chart cites Capterra at about $10,000 a year to start and notes Field Productivity is priced per worker.

Main problem it solves

Keeps large construction projects documented and on track.

Typical customer segment

General contractors, specialty contractors and owners.

Target users

  • Project managers
  • Superintendents
  • Owners

Primary use cases

  • RFIs and submittals
  • Drawings
  • Daily logs
  • Cost management
  • Safety

What makes it distinct

  • Volume-based pricing.
  • Unlimited users.
  • Module-based.
Key features

Procore features explained.

Reported pricing (estimates)

Small contractors
~$4,500 a year.
Mid-market
~$25,000.
Enterprise
$60,000+.

Modules

Project management
RFIs, submittals, drawings.
Cost Management
+$6,000 to $12,000 a year.
Field Productivity
Per worker.

Users

Seats
Unlimited.
Basis
Construction volume.
Capterra start
~$10,000/yr.
Pricing

Procore pricing and plans.

Figures reported by independent sources; vendor page not reviewed directly. Checked 11 Nov 2026 against Dupple · Projul.

Pricing model

Annual quote by construction volume.

Free plan

No

Free trial

Not documented

Procore plans and prices (USD)

  • Custom

    Quote (~$4,500+/yr reported)

    Annual

    Unlimited users.

Dupple (June 2026); Projul (October 2026), estimates.

Prices change. Confirm current plans and terms on the vendor's site before you decide.

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Integrations and compatibility

Procore integrations, API and platforms.

Important integrations

  • QuickBooks
  • Sage 300
  • Autodesk
  • DocuSign

Supported platforms

  • Web
  • iOS
  • Android

API

Not reviewed for this profile.

Data import and export

Not reviewed for this profile.

Integration coverage was not assessed in full. Check Procore's integrations directory and documentation for your tools.

Strengths, limitations and best fit

Procore pros and cons.

Strengths, limitations and best fit. Each point cites a source; editorial summaries are not customer reviews.

Strengths

  • Broad module set. [1]
  • Strong document control. [1]
  • Unlimited users. [2]

Limitations

  • High price. [1]
  • Pay for unused modules. [1]
  • Pricing tied to volume. [2]

Best for

  • Commercial contractors needing document control and RFIs
  • Owners and developers
  • Specialty contractors

May be less suited to

  • Small remodelers
  • Tight budgets
How it compares

Procore compared with similar construction project management software.

Summaries come from each profile. This is a side-by-side aid, not a ranking.

ProductPricing modelStarting priceFree planBuilder typeBest for
ProcoreBy construction volume~$4,500/yr (reported)NoCommercialGCs and owners
Autodesk BuildQuoteQuoteNoCommercial (BIM)Autodesk users
BuildertrendPlan tiers~$339/mo (reported)NoResidentialBuilders and remodelers
BuildxactPlan tiers$199/moNo; trialResidentialEstimating
Contractor ForemanFlat tiers$49/moNo; 30-day trialResidential / smallBudget all-in-one
FieldwirePer userFree; $39/user/moYes (5 users)Commercial / fieldField crews

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Discussions

Procore discussions and buying questions.

No published discussions mention this product yet.

FAQ

Procore questions and answers

What is Procore used for?

Procore is construction management software covering project management, RFIs, submittals, drawings, quality and safety, financials and field productivity, priced by construction volume rather than per seat. Typical uses include rFIs and submittals, drawings, daily logs, cost management.

How much does Procore cost?

Procore quotes by annual construction volume; a June 2026 guide reports about $4,500 a year for small contractors up to $60,000+.

Does Procore charge per user?

No, it includes unlimited users.

Is Cost Management included?

It is a module reported at $6,000 to $12,000 a year.

How does Procore compare with its competitors?

Stack18 publishes head-to-head comparisons of Procore vs Autodesk Build and Procore vs Buildertrend, each with a feature table, pricing and best-fit scenarios.

What are the main alternatives to Procore?

The main alternatives to Procore covered on Stack18 are Autodesk Build, Buildertrend, Fieldwire and Raken. Autodesk Build may suit contractors working heavily in Revit and BIM. Buildertrend may suit home builders and remodelers working with homeowners. Fieldwire may suit field teams managing plans, tasks and punch lists. See the Procore alternatives guide for a side-by-side table.

What are the pros and cons of Procore?

Strengths: Broad module set. Strong document control. Limitations: High price. Pay for unused modules.

Who is Procore best for?

Procore may suit commercial contractors needing document control and RFIs; owners and developers; specialty contractors. It may be less suited to small remodelers; tight budgets.

What integrations does Procore support?

Documented integrations and ecosystem items include QuickBooks, Sage 300, Autodesk, DocuSign. API: Not reviewed for this profile.

When was the Procore profile last verified?

Sources for this profile were last reviewed on 11 Nov 2026. 2 sources are listed under Sources, and prices and plans can change, so confirm with the vendor.

Sources and freshness

Where this information comes from.

  1. Best Construction Project Management Software (2026) (prices as of June 2026) Dupple Third-party Accessed 11 Nov 2026
  2. Construction software comparison chart 2026 (modified 6 October 2026) Projul (competitor blog) Competitor Accessed 11 Nov 2026

Secondary-source profile. Vendor pages were not reviewed directly for this profile. Facts and prices are taken from independent third-party sources and may differ from the vendor's current pages. Confirm with the vendor before buying.

Pricing comes from the dated sources listed; competitor blogs are labelled and estimates are marked. Confirm with the vendor before buying. Capabilities were not tested.

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