
Buildshop is built to streamline onboarding for small to midsize construction businesses. Here’s how the process typically unfolds:
A comprehensive knowledge base with visual aids and walkthroughs
Customization & Integration Tailor your dashboard, upload project data, and link accounting tools like QuickBooks or Xero if necessary.
Buildshop offers a wide range of features tailored for small to midsize construction businesses, but true customization is limited. Here's what you can and can't tweak:
Buildshop’s pricing varies by team size and subscription type. Plans range from smaller setups (2 users) up to unlimited users. All tiers include a 14-day free trial. Prices span roughly from $99/month for a Starter plan to $375/month for unlimited access.
There are no setup fees, so you can begin using the platform right after you sign up. Maintenance costs are included, meaning updates and bug fixes don’t come with extra charges. Each plan offers access to tutorials, a help center, and email support. Premium plans do not require additional payments for group or one-on-one training.
You can export your data any time in common formats like Excel, Word, and PDF, without restrictions or extra fees.
Buildshop makes onboarding smooth with a mix of self-guided and responsive support options:
These measures align with best practices in construction software, especially for platforms handling financials, contracts, and client communications
Buildshop releases updates regularly to improve functionality and fix bugs. Here’s how they’re handled:
Buildshop takes a user-first approach when it comes to data:
This philosophy supports construction firms that need agility—whether you're pivoting to a new app, growing into enterprise tools, or just backing up records before an audit.
Buildshop is designed to evolve with your organization—seasonal spikes, staffing changes, or shifting business models are all accounted for:
Buildshop’s subscription and usage policies are clearly laid out for transparency. When it comes to renewal:
For cancellation terms: