Contractor Software Pricing: Verified Prices for 23 Vendors

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Software vendors make pricing hard to pin down. Figures sit behind billing toggles, team-size selectors and demo forms; per-seat fees get quoted separately from the plan they attach to; and a page that showed one number last month shows another today with no announcement.

This page is our answer to that. Every figure below was read off the vendor’s own pricing page, on the date shown next to it, with a record of which billing toggle it came from. Nothing here is copied from a review site, a press release, or another blog.

How to read this

Pricing transparency is the column we would want if we were buying. Published means the vendor states its prices openly. Partial means some plans are priced and others are not. Quote only means you cannot learn what it costs without talking to a salesperson. That last group is not a gap in our research — it is the finding.

Entry price is the cheapest published plan, carrying any caveat that makes it the real minimum. Where a vendor charges per user, or adds a company base fee on top, that sits in the same cell rather than in a footnote. A headline number that is not the number you would actually pay is worse than no number at all.

Billing basis matters more than people expect. Some vendors are annual-only, with no month-to-month option. We do not divide an annual price by twelve to make a tidier table — if a vendor does not sell a monthly plan, the table says so.

Verified is per vendor, not per page. The date at the top of the table is the oldest date on it, so this page never claims to be fresher than its stalest row.

What changed recently, and when

Vendors change pricing without announcing it. Every line below is a change Augmented Trades observed directly on the vendor’s own pricing page, with the date we verified it and a link to the page we read. Reverse-chronological; new entries are added each time we re-check.

Dates are the day Augmented Trades read the vendor’s page, not the day the vendor made the change — a change can predate our check. Where a vendor publishes no figures, this page says so rather than estimating.

Verified pricing, by vendor

Methodology

We re-check every vendor here at least monthly, and we re-check them together. Touching one price means re-reading all of them, because a table where half the rows are current and half are months old is not a reference — it is a trap.

Prices are read from rendered pages, not page source. That is not pedantry: several vendors leave old pricing widgets in the underlying markup after they stop displaying them, so anything scraping raw HTML can return plausible figures no customer is being offered. We read what a visitor actually sees, and we record which toggle state produced it.

Where a vendor does not publish a figure, we say so rather than substituting an estimate or a third-party report. Second-hand numbers for quote-only vendors circulate widely and are often years old. They are not on this page.

We cover vendors that matter to trade contractors whether or not we have a commercial relationship with them. Nine of the vendors here are Augmented Trades partners and are labelled as such. The rest are not, and are researched to the same standard. If a partner raises prices or stops publishing them, that shows up here like anyone else.

Found a figure that is wrong or out of date? Tell us and we will re-check it. Corrections to this page are the most useful message you can send us.

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