Builtstraight vs Procore

What Procore is.

Procore is a construction management platform sold to contractors by product, and it says so plainly: "We charge an upfront annual fee by product and based upon your Annual Construction Volume (ACV)", which it defines as the total value of the construction work across your projects. Users are unlimited and included, its own page naming "not just your employees, but all other collaborators like clients, subcontractors, and vendors". It runs a page headed "Procore is for Small-Medium Contractors", so it does sell below the enterprise tier, but it publishes no figure, and no free tier or trial is shown on its pricing page.

What Builtstraight is.

A construction management platform for builders who run plots with subcontractors: the plots and their programme, a scope, the evidence and a price on every stage, subcontractor invites, documents and the safety file, an audit trail and a read-only client link. One published price per firm, monthly or yearly, and no product bundle to assemble.

The differences you can check.

Procore compared with Builtstraight
FeatureProcoreBuiltstraight
Published priceNone. Annual fee by product and annual construction volume[1]£79 or £299 a month, on the pricing page. Larger firms talk to us.
Who paysThe contractor's firm, priced on construction volume[1]The builder's firm, one price per plan
SubcontractorsFree. Unlimited users includes subcontractors and other collaborators[1]Free, always, and never counted
What it coversPriced per product, bundled into a custom quote[1]Plots and programme, stage scope, evidence and sign-off, documents, the safety file, audit trail, client link
Free trialNone shown on its pricing page; demo only[1]A free month on Firm or Commercial, card needed, cancel inside it
Where data livesNot published in the sources we checkedSee the security page for how it is protected.

Published price

Procore: None. Annual fee by product and annual construction volume[1]

Builtstraight: £79 or £299 a month, on the pricing page. Larger firms talk to us.

Who pays

Procore: The contractor's firm, priced on construction volume[1]

Builtstraight: The builder's firm, one price per plan

Subcontractors

Procore: Free. Unlimited users includes subcontractors and other collaborators[1]

Builtstraight: Free, always, and never counted

What it covers

Procore: Priced per product, bundled into a custom quote[1]

Builtstraight: Plots and programme, stage scope, evidence and sign-off, documents, the safety file, audit trail, client link

Free trial

Procore: None shown on its pricing page; demo only[1]

Builtstraight: A free month on Firm or Commercial, card needed, cancel inside it

Where data lives

Procore: Not published in the sources we checked

Builtstraight: See the security page for how it is protected.

Sources

  1. Procore pricing model and unlimited-users statement https://www.procore.com/pricing (checked 2026-09-08)
  2. Procore's own small-business page https://www.procore.com/small-business (checked 2026-09-08)

Why Builtstraight, not Procore.

Procore is built for commercial work with a design team in the loop, drawings, RFIs, submittals and cost management, sold by product against your annual construction volume. If you run plots with subcontractors rather than a design team, you need less of that and more of what happens on site: the programme, the trades on each stage, photos checked as they arrive with AI flagging poor work, the documents and the safety file. Builtstraight gives you all of it for a published price per firm, with your subcontractors free, and you can start free on one plot today.

Your first month is free.