NOT ALL FEATURES ARE CREATED EQUAL
It’s one thing to have a certain feature. It’s another thing to be able to provide simplicity and a seamless experience without having to spend hours weeding through dozens of tutorials to figure out how to use it.
Intuitive Design
You wouldn’t build a house today that looks like a house built in the 80s or 90s, right? Of course not. Same goes for software. Our team of expert designers take great pride in creating a modern, user interface that incorporates the latest design and usability trends.
Less is More Functionality
Each feature added to BuilderPad was carefully designed. Scheduling, selections and communication is our bread and butter, with seamless integrations with best-in-bread tools you already use, that extend BuilderPad’s capabilities.
Client Experience
We found that over 50% of builders were not even giving clients access to the project, because of how difficult it was to use. BuilderPad was designed to be an extension of your business, providing a first-class, end-to-end experience. dream theater discography 320 kbps torrentl google exclusive
Roles & Permissions
While we believe transparency is the key to a great builder-client relationship, we understand some aspects of the building process should remain confidential. Invite your team and clients, while creating custom roles that allow for granular access and visibility.
1-Click Chat Support
BuilderPad was built off listening to builders' challenges and needs. We continue to make customer service our top priority, providing our customers with the tools and support they need to make construction management software a competitive advantage. Remember, a live product specialist is only one click away.
BUILDERPAD IS A LESS EXPENSIVE ALTERNATIVE TO ECI MarkSystems
STARTER
$49/mo
PRO
$99/mo
ENTERPRISE
$199/mo
MORE DETAILS AND CUSTOM PRICING OPTIONS AVAILABLE
Need a demo, or pricing that’s tailored to your specific needs? You got it. We’re standing by—you’ll be able to hop on a call with our team and discuss your options.
