Autodesk Build Pricing

“They should find ways to offer more tiers of cost so smaller companies can use the application is a limited manner and not have to pay the same cost as the larger companies which may get more use out... … Procore is more a full-featured product but it is 2X-3X the cost and there is some question whether the extra costs actual turns in to an ROI at the end of the day.”

“In situations where the project is relatively small, and the trade contracts are also of relatively low dollar value, the product can be cost-prohibitive. … It would be ideal to see a free viewer license that would allow some users (subcontractors) the ability to view the documents and be notified of updates.”

“The sales rep was helpful and was able to answer my questions about billing and refund of my yearly subscription.”

“Although we aren't plotting as many drawings, we are paying a yearly fee to maintain our PlanGrid subscription which comes out to about the same.”

“The cost to use PlanGrid is on a per sheet basis that can be cost inhibitive, especially on smaller projects.”

“I was ok with $20 for 500 sheets, but became discouraged when the cost doubled.”

“The company has a standard process to use for PlanGrid that is uniform throughout the company, and our subcontracts explicitly state that they must purchase and hold a PlanGrid license and account.”

“The price point for sharing between employees is missing a level I feel...between the free and the next level version.”

“The use of PlanGrid has cut down on our printing cost for plan documents.”

“Procore does submittals and pay apps, but GoBridgit was completely unrealistic in price for us to consider them.”

“This saves paper while printing revisions which is an obvious positive PlanGrid updates real-time preventing mistakes during production The ovelay sheets feature is critical in not missing plan...”