Most of the money you handle isn't profit
GCs move serious money with no standard operating procedure.
Buildplus keeps project money separate from profit, so every payment comes from confidence, not frustration.
Without Buildplus
- What's available on each project
- Which job an expense belongs to
- If you can pay subs before the client pays
Or whether each job made money
- A cash balance per project
- Confidence to send payments
- The true cost of the job in real time
You always know your profit
Lumber and materials -$2,450.00
Power tools -$1,875.50
Paint and supplies -$980.00
Electrical supplies -$3,200.00
Client payment +$15,000.00Account
…8475
What you get without Buildplus
- What's available on each project
- Which job an expense belongs to
- If you can pay subs before the client pays
Or whether each job made money
$2,450.00$1,875.50$980.00$3,200.00$15,000.00Account
…8475
What you get with Buildplus
- A cash balance per project
- Confidence to send payments
- The true cost of the job in real time
You always know your profit
$2,450.00$1,875.50$980.00$3,200.00$15,000.00Profitably. Simply. Responsibly.
Never make a sub wait on a check
Pay by ACH, RTP, check or card with no daily limits. Paying faster moves projects faster, and every payment logs to the job.
Learn MoreStop leaving expenses off the invoice
Wallet, card and bank transactions land on the open invoice automatically. No billable cost left on the table.
Learn MoreNever guess your cost to complete
Spend tracks against subcontracts, change orders and budget scopes, so the number is at hand when your client or bank asks.
Learn MoreNo more mystery card charges
Tap to pay straight from a project balance via Apple Wallet, Google Pay or physical card, and earn cash back on every swipe.
Learn MoreI get paid fast, I can pay my subs fast, the money doesn’t stop moving and I always know my cost to complete.
I’m constantly checking the project budget when I’m on site with subcontractors.
Anthony Marchionne
Coyote River ConsultantsFAQs
Buildplus is the accounts payable and receivable platform for contractors. Each project gets its own bank account at our partner bank, Core Bank (member FDIC). You pay subs and suppliers, classify card and bank expenses to the right job, and issue client invoices that pull from those same records, with every dollar tied to the project it belongs to.
You control exactly what your clients can see. On fixed-fee jobs, they only have access to project invoices. On cost-plus jobs, they can also view the budget, subcontracts, and the project ledger. You can configure visibility on a per-project basis to show or hide information as needed.
Subcontractors have a very limited view. They can only see what is owed to them and their open subcontracts. They cannot access project details, budgets, or any sensitive financial information. They can request payment from you and may use Buildplus with other GCs as well.
Buildplus is free to get started, and always free for businesses that only need to receive payments. We charge a small fee when you issue invoices through Buildplus, plus standard transaction fees.
/pricingYes. You can reach our support team directly through the app or via email. We're committed to providing timely, helpful assistance whenever you need it.
/helpYes. Buildplus supports both fixed-price and cost-plus contracts.
All funds are held at Core Bank, an FDIC member, and insured up to $250,000 per depositor. Each project wallet requires explicit authorization from the Buildplus team before any funds can be debited, protecting you from unauthorized access and fraud. We also use two-factor authentication and strict encryption standards to secure your account.
No. When you pay a subcontractor, they'll receive a notification with a payment confirmation regardless of whether they have a Buildplus account. If they choose to sign up later, they can use Buildplus to manage their subcontracts, request payments, and update their payment preferences.
Buildplus charges contractors who use Buildplus to issue invoices and receive payment through the platform.