ConcreteGo

Plans and prices

From ConcreteGo's own pricing page, checked 9 Oct 2026. Every plan

What the maker publishes

Company history

Sysdyne says it was founded in 1976 in Stamford, Connecticut. source

Dashboards

Performance dashboards track KPIs, and Sysdyne says all ConcreteGo customers can access dashboards and reports free of charge. source

Data ownership

Customers own their dispatch data and can request its return in SQL database format when service ends. source

Demand monitoring

The system provides real-time truck demand alerts, Will Calls, and filtered views. source

Founded

1976 source

Headquarters

Stamford, Connecticut, United States source

Implementation

Sysdyne says a central dispatch implementation can take as little as two weeks with a dedicated customer-side project manager. source

Integrations

Sysdyne lists integrations including Acumatica, SAP, Viewpoint, QuickBooks, Microsoft Dynamics GP, Giatec, Quadrel, and Stonemont. source

Maps

ConcreteGo integrates with Google Maps to update job sites and show real-time delivery status. source

Mobile access

The product page describes mobile access for managing jobs and driver communications, including SMS alerts. source

Operating requirements

ConcreteGo requires no customer servers, network setup, or on-premise updates, and is accessed by logging in. source

Purpose

ConcreteGo is cloud-based dispatch software for ready-mix producers to manage operations, production, and deliveries in real time. source

Scheduling

Dispatchers can organize jobs and trucks by region using drag-and-drop scheduling. source

Seasonal billing

Customers pay the ConcreteGo subscription only when their plants are up and operational. source

Security

Sysdyne states ConcreteGo has single sign-on enabled and is SOC 2 certified. source

Support

Sysdyne describes its support as 100% U.S.-based and live 24/7. source