Market size
Construction is one of the largest industries in the US and Europe and one of the least digitized, and spending on construction software keeps growing
Industry
CRM, ERP and App Development for Construction Companies
CRM for contractors, project management ERP and crew apps: estimates, progress billing, inspections. Photo logs and request tracking from $9,900.
First step: request tracking and on-site photo logs, from $9,900 in 4–6 weeks.
Key industry metric
When projects are planned in Excel, budget overruns of
10–25%
and schedule slips show up on almost every large job
Market data: why we took on this niche
What to know about Construction
Construction is one of the largest industries in the US and Europe and one of the least digitized. BIM and project management platforms have spread among large general contractors, but many small and mid-sized firms still plan in Excel, and material and equipment tracking often lives on paper: the superintendent writes usage down in a notebook.
We work with general contractors, subcontractors, design firms and renovation companies. We know the specifics: progress billing and pay applications, as-built documentation, bidding, subcontractor oversight. Our systems aren't "yet another task tracker" but tools built around real construction processes.
A typical project, a construction management platform or a CRM for a contractor, launches in 3–6 months. The first measurable results come 2–3 months after launch: budget overruns drop by 25–40% and schedule slips by 20–30%.
Context
Where the market stands
Size, digital maturity, trends and regulation: the backdrop for your business
Digital maturity
Low. Many small and mid-sized contractors plan in Excel and sell through a general-purpose CRM. BIM is still rare outside large firms. Material and equipment tracking is often on paper
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Trends
- BIM (Building Information Modeling): required on public projects in the UK and several EU countries
- Digital construction platforms: project management, document control, schedule tracking
- Mobile apps for crews: photo reports, daily logs, reporting
- IoT monitoring of construction equipment: GPS, engine hours, fuel use
- AI for risk assessment and schedule forecasting
Regulation
- Building codes and permits: the International Building Code (IBC) as adopted by US states, Eurocodes and national building regulations in the EU
- BIM requirements on public projects in the UK and several EU countries
- Contractor licensing: state and local licenses in the US, registration and qualification schemes in EU countries
- Project records: inspections, as-built documentation, change orders
- Jobsite safety: OSHA construction standards (29 CFR 1926) in the US, the Construction Sites Directive (92/57/EEC) in the EU
Sound familiar?
Industry pains we take away
If you recognize even one, we have something to talk about.
Our approach
Construction: what we implement
Key areas with a clear budget, timeline and outcome. The catalog below breaks down each one.
−30%
Budget overrun with estimate control
−50%
Time spent collecting reports from job sites
3x
Client revenue growth in 18 months (our ERP/FSM case)
4–6weeks
To request tracking and photo logs
What we've already built in Construction
Real projects in production, with numbers you can verify.
since 2019
ERP/FSM platform for contractor management
Still in production and run by the same people who designed it. From request to crew dispatch in 15 minutes instead of 28.
Project breakdown30 sec
Building materials visualizer
From a photo of the property to a photorealistic finish option, instead of days of a visualizer's work.
Project breakdownWhat happens in the first two weeks
You can test us for free, before you pay a cent. It works the same way for any task in Construction.
- Day 0
A 30-minute conversation
We go through the process that hurts most and name the budget range out loud. No money changes hands at this step.
1 - Days 1–5
A working demo on your task
Not a slide deck: a clickable prototype or a live bot you can open on your phone and show your team. If you don't like it, we part ways and you keep the materials.
2 - Day 2 after the brief
A fixed quote by stage
Fixed in the contract. Not “approximately” and not “we'll clarify as we go”.
3 - Weeks 2–4
The first paid stage
You pay for a specific result. The next stage doesn't start until you've accepted the previous one.
4
- Demo before any contract or prepayment
- The quote is fixed in the contract
- Payment in stages, not all at once
- Code in your repository from day one
- 3 months of warranty after launch
- We'll tell you when you don't need it
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The essentials about working in this industry, short and to the point
Tools like HubSpot or Asana are built for every kind of business, so construction specifics are either missing or have to be bolted on. A contractor needs:
- A schedule with dependencies between trades and a critical path, tied to actual progress
- Progress billing and pay applications, plus as-built documentation
- Material tracking tied to the work plan, with plan vs. actual variances
- A mobile app for superintendents that works offline on site
We build a system that mirrors the real construction process, from bid to handover. For a company running 3+ projects at once, the difference is tangible: plan vs. actual in real time instead of "last month's numbers".
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Ready to automate your construction business?
Name one process that currently runs on people and paper. In 30 minutes we'll go through it, in 2 days you'll get a fixed quote, and in 3–5 days a working demo on your task. Free, before any contract or prepayment.
First step: request tracking and on-site photo logs, from $9,900 in 4–6 weeks.
30 minutes · free · no obligation