Procore
6.7/10Cloud construction management platform that gives owners, general contractors and specialty contractors project management, drawings, quality and safety, and financial tools.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Procore is a cloud platform for running construction projects. It covers preconstruction work such as bidding and estimating with 3D and AI takeoff, plus project management with daily logs, RFIs, submittals and drawings. It also includes quality and safety tools for mobile inspections, observations and incident capture, financial tools for budgets, change orders and subcontractor payments, workforce planning, and analytics. It suits general contractors, owners and specialty contractors running commercial or large projects. Independent reviewers point to firms with roughly 20 million dollars or more in annual construction volume as the best fit. Pricing is unusual. Each product you choose has an annual upfront fee based on your Annual Construction Volume, and Field Productivity is priced per full-time equivalent. Every contract includes unlimited users, data storage and support, and multi-year volume pools and renewal rate protection are available. Procore publishes no list prices. Third-party estimates start around 10,000 dollars a year. Procore connects to accounting systems such as QuickBooks, Sage and Viewpoint and to design tools such as AutoCAD and Revit through its App Marketplace. Its AI features include Procore Copilot for searching and summarizing project documents and agents that automate RFIs, scheduling and submittals. The main limitation is cost and complexity. Smaller contractors often find it expensive and more than they need, and reviewers report a learning curve and occasional slow loading. Procore is not an asset maintenance or industrial operations system. It has no work orders for operating plants, no sensor monitoring and no spare parts inventory.
Our Rating
Project Management6.5/10
Industrial & Infrastructure Software6.8/10
Who Procore is best for
Best software for ConstructionGood fit
Procore is built for general contractors, owners and specialty contractors managing construction projects.
Unlimited users and volume-based multi-year contracts suit large builders with high construction volume.
Owners and developers use it to oversee construction projects and their financials.
Less suited
Reviewers say small contractors find it expensive and more complex than they need.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Every contract includes unlimited users and storage, so subcontractors and field staff can be added at no extra cost.
- Covers bidding, project management, quality and safety, and financials on one platform.
- Inspection templates on mobile devices turn failed items into tracked observations and corrective actions.
- Its marketplace connects to accounting tools such as QuickBooks, Sage and Viewpoint and to design tools such as AutoCAD and Revit.
- Reporting is customizable, and one review counts more than 100 report options.
Cons
- Pricing is quote-only and tied to construction volume, and third-party estimates start around 10,000 dollars a year.
- Smaller contractors often say it is expensive and more sophisticated than they need.
- Reviewers report a learning curve, so new users need training.
- Some users report slow loading, bugs and cumbersome email notifications.
- It is not a maintenance or asset management system, with no work orders for operating plants, sensor monitoring or spare parts inventory.
Key Features
Procore Pricing
Custom (priced by Annual Construction Volume)
- Unlimited users
- Unlimited data storage
- Support and product updates included
- Field Productivity priced per full-time equivalent
- Multi-year volume pools and renewal rate protection
- Annual upfront fee for each product, based on Annual Construction Volume
Frequently Asked Questions
Each product has an annual upfront fee based on your Annual Construction Volume, and Field Productivity is priced per full-time equivalent. Procore publishes no list prices, so you need a quote from sales.
No. Contracts include unlimited users, data storage, support and product updates.
SoftwareConnect estimates a starting point around 10,000 dollars a year. It puts firms with 10 to 50 million dollars in volume at about 15,000 to 30,000 dollars a year, and firms with 50 to 200 million dollars at about 30,000 to 80,000 dollars a year. Implementation and training are extra.
The pricing page does not mention a free trial. It directs buyers to sales for a custom estimate.
Its App Marketplace connects to accounting systems such as QuickBooks, Sage and Viewpoint, and reviewers note integration with AutoCAD and Revit.
Yes. The Quality and Safety tools include template-based mobile inspections, observations with corrective actions, and digital capture of incidents, illnesses and near misses.
Similar Tools
See all alternatives
Autodesk's construction management cloud, renamed Autodesk Forma in 2026. It covers document control, BIM coordination, preconstruction, field quality and safety, and closeout for contractors and design teams.
Sitetracker is a Salesforce-based asset lifecycle management platform that telecom, energy, and infrastructure owners use to plan, build, operate, and maintain distributed sites and assets.
SenseHawk is a map-based platform for solar developers, EPCs and O&M teams. It covers construction tracking, drone thermal inspection and asset management for solar and storage sites.
Ranked near Procore in Project Management
See Procore in the listProcore is #104 in Project Management by our score.
