Pricing
Two plans. The listed price is the price.
In Canadian dollars, per month. That is the exact amount charged: nothing is added at checkout. Month to month, no contract, and no quiet negotiating — everybody pays the same.
Chantier
For the one running it himself, with two or three people, whose bookkeeper already keeps the books.
Up to 2 people in the office
- Jobs, work orders and schedule
- GPS clock-in and photos, from the job site
- Estimates signed from a phone
- Invoices with GST and QST, and 10% holdback
- Card payments
- Client portal with photos and invoices
Entreprise
For the one who already has people on payroll and pays someone to put the paperwork together every month.
Unlimited people in the office
- Everything in Chantier
- Payroll, T4s and work agreements
- Monthly CCQ report, ready on the 15th
- Margin per job, live
- Accounting connected to QuickBooks
- Reports: who owes you, which job pays
- Limited access: a foreman who never sees the profit
On both plans
Unlimited field workers. French, English, Spanish and Italian. Two-step verification at login. Access limited by section.
The trial
30 days, no credit card. In the first two days we put your last three jobs in with you.
If you leave
Month to month, no contract. You export all your data whenever you want, without asking anyone.
Comparing like with like
It isn't one more piece of software on the bill.
A ten-person contractor in Quebec today pays for field software, QuickBooks, and someone who puts together payroll and the CCQ report every month. That last one costs the most, and it isn't software: it's hours.
We don't replace your bookkeeper — reconciliation, returns and year-end stay with them. We take away the hours spent chasing timesheets.
Why are workers unlimited?
Because charging per head punishes exactly what the system needs: the whole crew clocking in from the job site.
Without real hours, nobody can know whether a job makes money — and that's the point of the tool. We're not going to charge you for the data that makes it work.
What's the difference between the two plans, in one sentence?
Chantier is for when you're running it yourself. Entreprise is for when you're not alone anymore.
Payroll, the CCQ and limited access are all needs that show up on the same day: the day you hire.
I have two companies. Do you do that?
Not today, and we'd rather say so than promise it. Each company has its own account.
Write to us anyway: if that's your situation, we want to know exactly what you need before we build it.
Will prices go up?
The price you come in at is the price you keep. If rates go up one day, they go up for new customers.
Try it with your real jobs.
30 days, no card. If it isn't useful, you do nothing and it stops on its own.