CoConstruct Review, Pricing & Features

CoConstruct is construction management software for custom home builders, now transitioning to Buildertrend. See pricing, features, and migration details.

Category
Real Estate, Construction & Field Service
Pricing
Subscription, from $199/month (legacy plans; new customers are directed to Buildertrend)
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Last updated
July 18, 2026
Founded
2005
Headquarters
Charlottesville, Virginia, United States
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Overview

CoConstruct is a construction project management platform launched in 2005 in Charlottesville, Virginia, built specifically for custom home builders and remodeling contractors managing a handful of active projects at a time rather than large commercial sites.

In February 2021, competitor Buildertrend acquired CoConstruct, and the two companies have since been merging their platforms. As of 2026, CoConstruct is in an active wind-down: existing customers can continue using it and their historical data remains accessible, but new projects can only be started in CoConstruct through March 31, 2027, after which all new work moves to Buildertrend.

Key Features

CoConstruct's core toolset was built around the custom-build client experience: selections management for choosing finishes within budget, change order workflows, scheduling, and a client portal that keeps homeowners updated without constant phone calls.

On the operations side, it offered budgeting and job costing, subcontractor and vendor communication, photo and document storage for job sites, and accounting sync with QuickBooks and Xero, along with mobile access for site managers.

Pricing

CoConstruct historically sold three tiers priced by active job sites with client access rather than flat per-seat pricing: a Core tier around $199/month for small teams, an Essential tier around $399/month, and an unlimited-user Advanced tier around $599/month, with a discount for annual billing.

Because CoConstruct is being folded into Buildertrend, these legacy prices are not being offered to new customers; prospective buyers are directed to Buildertrend's own pricing and plans instead.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Purpose-built for the custom home and remodeling workflow, including selections and change orders
  • Strong client communication tools that reduce phone and email back-and-forth with homeowners
  • Established integrations with common accounting software
  • Large existing user base with over 100,000 building professionals historically on the platform

Cons

  • No longer actively developed as an independent product; the company is directing customers to Buildertrend
  • New projects cannot be created in CoConstruct after March 31, 2027
  • Not a realistic option for evaluating new software today given its planned sunset
  • Support and updates have reportedly slowed since the Buildertrend acquisition

Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

Is CoConstruct still available for new customers?

CoConstruct is not being actively promoted to new customers; Buildertrend, which acquired CoConstruct in 2021, is now the primary product being sold, with CoConstruct customers being migrated over on a phased timeline.

What happens to my existing CoConstruct data?

According to CoConstruct's own migration guidance, historical project data remains accessible indefinitely even after a customer moves to Buildertrend.

Until when can I create new projects in CoConstruct?

CoConstruct's migration page states that new projects can still be added through March 31, 2027, after which new projects must be created directly in Buildertrend.

What is the relationship between CoConstruct and Buildertrend?

Buildertrend acquired CoConstruct in February 2021. The two were run as separate products for several years, but they are now merging into a single Buildertrend platform.

What did CoConstruct cost?

Historical pricing was tiered by active job sites with client access, commonly cited around $199 to $599 per month depending on team size and features, though CoConstruct is no longer the primary product being sold to new buyers.

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