Most construction software was built for the general contractor's office. You're paying for modules your crews will never open. SubTrade does the field work subs actually do, and nothing you don't.
No credit card. Set up in an afternoon, not a quarter.
You're quoted GC pricing for sub work. Per project, per module, per user. The bill looks like it was written for a company ten times your size.
Bid management. Owner reporting. Prequalification portals. Tools built for the GC's office, sitting in your menu, padding your invoice.
Your guys are on a scaffold with gloves on. If the app takes more than two taps to clock in or log a day, it doesn't get used. Then the office is blind again.
Same category on paper. Built for completely different companies. Here's what changes when the software is designed around how a trade contractor actually runs work.
One app for the field and the office. Every feature below is included, and every one of them exists because a trade contractor needed it on a real job.
GPS clock-in tied to jobs, so hours land on the right project automatically.
See labour burn against each job while you can still do something about it.
Move crews between sites and everyone knows where they're going tomorrow.
Document the extra, price it, and get it in front of the GC before it's forgotten.
Weather, manpower, work done. A defensible record for every site, every day.
Current drawings on every phone, marked up where the work actually is.
Bill the percentage complete, track what's outstanding, keep cash moving.
Site photos stamped with time and location. Proof, not arguments.
Kanban boards and punch lists that close out instead of piling up.
Send them, track them, and have the paper trail when it matters.
Material orders tied to jobs, so costs land where they belong.
Toolbox talks, hazard assessments, and custom forms your crews fill on site.
Straight answer on what we don't do: SubTrade isn't accounting software. If you need payroll processing, keep the tools you have for that. SubTrade runs everything between winning the job and getting paid for it, and with estimating and bid management on the way, soon it'll help you win the job too.
SubTrade wasn't designed in a boardroom by people who've never hung a sheet of drywall. It was built inside a working commercial drywall and steel stud company in Calgary, by a contractor who got tired of paying for software that treated subs like an afterthought.
Every feature was tested on real jobs with real crews before it shipped. If it didn't survive a jobsite, it didn't make it into the app.
Fabian Vargas GarciaCo-Founder, SubTrade · President, Quality Gypsum Services Ltd.
Set up your jobs and crews in an afternoon. Run it next to your current software for a week. Keep whichever one your crews actually use.
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