One plan. Every feature included. Pay per seat. No enterprise sales calls, no add-on modules, no surprise invoices.
Construction estimating software typically runs $100–$500 per user per month, with enterprise platforms reaching $1,000+ per seat once add-on modules are stacked. Most products charge separately for takeoffs, document management, integrations, and support tiers.
The Blocks bundles every feature into a single per-seat price:
Most construction software platforms split their product into three or four tiers — a stripped-down "basic" plan that's missing the features you actually need, a "pro" plan that's the real product, and an "enterprise" plan with a sales call attached. That structure is designed for a buyer with a procurement team and a budget cycle. It's not designed for the 80% of US construction firms that have fewer than 20 employees.
We took a different approach. There is one plan at The Blocks. Every estimator, project manager, and field user gets full access to every feature — takeoffs, AI estimates, budgets, bids, proposals, cost catalog, CRM, document control, multi-org support. The price is the same for the first seat and the hundredth: $119 per seat on annual billing, $149 monthly.
Tiered pricing pushes small construction firms into a bad choice: under-buy and lose the workflow that justifies the software, or over-pay for capabilities meant for a 500-person enterprise rollout. Removing the tiers removes the choice. You're not trying to pick a plan — you're just trying to bid more jobs.
Real cost for typical small-contractor team sizes, billed annually at $119/seat/month.
Owner-operator running takeoffs and proposals.
1 seat
$119 /mo
$1,428 / year
Owner + 2 project managers + 1 estimator on the same jobs.
4 seats
$476 /mo
$5,712 / year
Estimating department supporting field crews across multiple jobs.
8 seats
$952 /mo
$11,424 / year
Things that show up as line items on enterprise construction software invoices — but never on yours.
The Blocks