A contractor running Procore with estimating and job costing can spend roughly $30,000–40,000 a year — every year. Owning a focused tool for the field work is a one-time investment that can pay for itself inside the first year.
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The Revvit Alternative to Procore
The jobsite parts your crews actually use — daily logs, photos, punch lists, RFIs — without the enterprise platform or the enterprise bill.
Procore is the industry standard for large general contractors — deep, powerful, and priced like it, with quotes tied to your construction volume and modules like estimating and financials often sold separately. Smaller contractors describe it as renting a 747 to fly across town: you pay enterprise prices for modules that sit untouched, and if the crew won't climb the learning curve, it becomes an expensive filing cabinet. FieldFirst is the opposite bet — a phone-first tool for the field parts crews actually use, that they'll pick up without training, and you can own it. It's newer and more focused, so it won't match Procore's enterprise breadth feature-for-feature. That's the point.
| Procore | Revvit | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | ~$375 to $2,000–5,000/mo, tied to volume | One flat rate, or own it outright |
| What you pay for | Broad modules — much of it unused | Just the field work your crew needs |
| Crews actually adopt it | Steep learning curve; needs training | Phone-first — no training to use |
| Own your software | No — you rent it | Yes — build it once, own it for life (option available) |
| Feel | A heavy enterprise platform | Phone-first, built for the jobsite |
| Built for | Large general contractors | Smaller contractors & the crews in the field |
- Crews adopt it without training — phone-first, for hard hats and work gloves
- Pay for the field work you use, not a rack of modules that sit untouched
- Own your software instead of renting it forever
- Live fast — no enterprise rollout required
- One flat rate, or a tool built for exactly how you run jobs
If you're a large general contractor who needs deep preconstruction, financials, and RFI workflows at real scale, Procore is the industry standard for a reason. FieldFirst is early and focused on the daily field work — for smaller contractors and crews who want the parts they actually use, without the enterprise platform.
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