The best Procore alternative for mid-size commercial general contractors
The easier-to-use Procore alternative—but with better pricing
Bring project drawings, RFIs, submittals, field reports, and financials together for a predictable monthly price. White glove data migration and onboarding included.

Constructable vs. Procore at a glance
Both platforms support construction teams. The useful comparison is how each fits your workflows, pricing requirements, and rollout.
| What to compare | Constructable | Procore |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing basis | Published flat-rate packages billed monthly that aren't based on your annual construction volume. | Must contact sales. Custom annual rates based on selected modules and your annual construction volume. |
| Product selection | 3 simple packages: choose Field, Project & Field, or Financial, Project & Field | Must contact sales, select plan and additional product modules, and determine scope and cost of migration and onboarding. |
| Migration, Onboarding, & Training | Included at no extra cost. White glove data migration, team onboarding, and unlimited training and support. | Must contact sales. Migration and onboarding typically costs an additional fee anywhere from $5,000–$30,000+ |
| AI Feature Pricing | Included at no extra cost. Users get unlimited AI usage across all projects (functionality limited to available features in your package). | Must contact sales. Add-on AI features are an additional cost, with a minimum 6 month commitment. Project limits and/or usage-based billing applies. |
| User access | Unlimited users included. | Unlimited users included. |
Pricing and service descriptions checked September 18, 2026 against Constructable software packages and Procore’s published pricing information. Confirm product scope and terms in your quote.
Constructable is worth evaluating when your commercial construction team wants connected field and office workflows with predictable plan pricing. Procore may fit teams whose processes already rely on its ecosystem. Bring your required integrations and workflows to both demos.
This comparison is published by Constructable. Procore is a trademark of Procore Technologies, Inc.; Constructable is not affiliated with or endorsed by Procore.
Build more. Keep more.
Anticipated Annual Construction Volume (USD)
Annual Construction Software Costs vs. Construction Volume
Constructable
$24,000 / year
Field and Project Management · $2,000/month
Estimated Procore
~$29,800 / year
~$20,900–~$38,700 estimated range
Illustrative comparison · USD annual subscription. Procore amounts are estimates only, not quotes or actual prices.
How we estimate Procore pricing
Procore prices by construction volume and products purchased. This model uses a volume-discount curve informed by public quotes and customer reports. Feature adjustments and the ±30% range are illustrative assumptions, not published Procore rates or statistical confidence limits. Actual quotes can fall outside this range.
Constructable uses the lowest listed plan covering your selected features, annualized from monthly pricing. Under $20M annual volume, small-team pricing scales from $5,000/year at $0 volume up to the listed plan price at $20M. Invoicing is included in the financial plan for this comparison. One-time services, taxes, and negotiated discounts are excluded. These figures are estimates only, not Procore quotes.
Customer Story: Holladay Construction Group
Making the switch from Procore
After 8 years on their previous platform, Holladay Construction Group was looking for a better software solution that could meet their needs at their size and scale, while also being more cost-effective. Hear from Scott Trueblood, President and CEO, about his experience making the switch to Constructable.
Customer story: Clear Group
Connecting accounting and getting the team on board
Clear Group reports better financial visibility and faster Sage Intacct setup after moving from Procore. Hear how migration support helped its design-build team make the change.
Run the workflows your team uses every day
Plan your move before renewal
- Review your workflows. Bring your field, project, and accounting requirements to a demo. Confirm the tools and integrations you need.
- Agree on the migration scope. Review active projects, historical records, exports, and permissions with our team before deciding what to move.
- Train and roll out. Set up your team, test everyday workflows, and agree on a launch schedule around active work and renewal dates.
Holladay began planning 90 days before renewal. Your rollout depends on your data and team; we will work through that plan with you.