Show your client where every dollar went.
Open-book job cost for cost-plus builders: too big for spreadsheets, too small for an enterprise rollout.
Onboarding new teams in small groups. Join the list and we'll reach out.
Three things happen.
That's the product.
Costs code themselves
An invoice or a photo of a receipt comes in and lands on the right job, in the right cost class, with the document still attached to it.
Compliance clears on the way
It gets approved by the right person, and the correct lien release goes out for signature, without anyone chasing it after the check has cleared.
Your client sees it
Costs roll into a billing with your fee applied the way the contract reads, and your client opens the backup from an emailed link.
Why this is hard on cost-plus
When you bill cost plus a fee, every dollar is a question your client is entitled to ask, and answering it is unpaid work. Four places it usually costs you:
- "What's this $4,200?"
Someone digs through email, a truck's camera roll and a folder of scans to reunite one line with its receipt.
- The fee, by hand
Markup and excluded costs get reapplied in a spreadsheet monthly. When the formula and the contract disagree, your client finds it first.
- Paper chase
Releases run late, certificates expire quietly, and the wrong one of four statutory forms gets signed more often than anyone admits.
- Rebuilt monthly
The client or lender package is reassembled from bills, budget lines, timesheets and receipts living in four places.
How much detail
do you actually need?
Nothing below is required reading. Pick the one that matches how seriously you're looking.
The number
$500 a month, up to 15 active jobs, unlimited users, every module. That's the whole pricing page in one line.
Pricing Two minutesHow it works
The path one dollar takes, from a vendor invoice landing in your inbox to your client reading the backup behind it.
Platform Five minutesEverything included
Daily logs, timesheets, cards and receipts, contracts, plan sets, fleet, people. The full list, grouped.
Modules Ask firstThe awkward questions
Does it replace QuickBooks, what happens when the coding is wrong, who can see what, can we get our data out.
FAQWe'll come to you
when a slot opens.
Join the list and you'll get a reply from a person, then a walkthrough on one of your own bills when we're onboarding again. No drip sequence in between.