Fast & unlimited payments
Pay subcontractors and suppliers by ACH, RTP, check or card — with no daily limits. Every payment lands on the project ledger automatically.
Money out the door, fast
1Contractor seamlessly pays the subcontractor or material supplier.
2Funds are drawn from the project wallet, automatically logging the expense to the project ledger.
3The payment moves instantly via Real-Time Payments or reliably through ACH.
Four taps to paid
Select payee or subcontract
Pay against an existing subcontract to apply the spend to an agreement you have already signed.
Add amount and invoice
Enter the amount and attach the invoice so the payment is documented from the start.
Enter details
Optionally tag the payment with a description and scope of work to track it against your budget.
Confirm & pay
Review the recipient, amount and ledger entries — then send. RTP arrives in seconds, ACH in 1–3 days.
Four taps to paid
Four taps to paid
Select payee or subcontract
Pay against an existing subcontract to apply the spend to an agreement you have already signed.
Add amount and invoice
Enter the amount and attach the invoice so the payment is documented from the start.
Enter details
Optionally tag the payment with a description and scope of work to track it against your budget.
Confirm & pay
Review the recipient, amount and ledger entries — then send. RTP arrives in seconds, ACH in 1–3 days.
Before Buildplus I would have to send my subcontractors multiple payments spread out over a couple of days to avoid hitting electronic transfer limits.
Now I can send one payment and be done. That convenience combined with the fact that payments are automatically tracked back to the right subcontract makes Buildplus a very elegant solution.
Cliff Kahan
Property Projects LLCFAQs
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