Contractor+

Review

Overview

Contractor+ is a broad operations platform for construction and service trades, best suited to contractors who want customer, job, and billing work under one roof. Its strongest case is breadth across office and field tasks; its free tier’s low billing quota and per-user paid pricing are the main constraints.

The company serves more than 30 industries, from general contracting and roofing to HVAC, plumbing, landscaping, and handyman services. That range makes it a plausible fit for varied trade businesses, though breadth alone may be less compelling for a contractor seeking a narrowly focused invoicing tool.

Key features

Jobs, customers, and billing

CRM, lead generation, project and field service management, scheduling, communications, a client portal, and time and mileage tracking sit alongside estimates, invoicing, and bookkeeping. The combination can help a contractor coordinate customer and job administration with billing rather than relying on an invoicing-only product. Online payments, payment requests, and recurring invoices are supported.

Integrations and API

QuickBooks Online automatically syncs estimates, invoices, and client data, a useful connection for businesses that keep accounting there. Other listed integrations include ABC Supply, Ace Hardware, Angi Leads, CompanyCam, EagleView, Hover, Lowe’s, NEXT Insurance, QXO, Thumbtack, and Wisetack.

For enterprise customers and strategic integration partners, the developer API exposes more than 400 endpoints, with operations for contacts, properties, jobs, work orders, estimates, invoices, expenses, requests, and opportunities. Communications are marked as coming soon, so the API’s stated scope does not yet cover that area.

Pricing

Contractor+ has a free plan and paid plans from $29 a month. The FREEDOM plan is free forever and includes basic CRM, up to 250 leads and clients, and up to five estimates or invoices per month. It suits a solo contractor testing the workflow or handling modest billing volume, but the shared monthly cap can become restrictive quickly.

PRO costs $29 a month for one user and includes unlimited leads and clients, estimates, and invoices. It is the clearest fit for an individual contractor whose volume exceeds the free allowance. PRO TEAM costs $58 a month with the first two users included; each additional user costs $20 a month, making it the relevant step up when more than one person needs access.

MAX costs $500 a month and includes unlimited users, plus $1K per year in Voice credits and $1K per year in AI credits. That price and capacity point to larger teams with a reason to use those allowances, rather than a small operation needing only estimates and invoices. A 14-day trial is offered for most premium features, including job scheduling and team chat. Customers can cancel through self-service at any time, but sales are final with no refunds. Annual contracts are billed upfront in one invoice; prices exclude VAT and sales tax where applicable.

Platforms

Contractor+ supports Android, iOS, and the web, and the free plan also specifies tablet access. Desktop and mobile coverage suits contractors moving between office administration and field work, without requiring a single-device workflow.

Who it's for

Contractor+ is most appropriate for construction and service businesses that want CRM, job coordination, estimating, and invoicing in one system. Its broad trade coverage and mobile access are relevant to crews working across the office and job site. Contractors who primarily need inexpensive, high-volume invoicing may find the broader operations scope unnecessary, while the free plan’s five-document monthly limit is a poor fit for steady billing.

Pros and cons

• Pros: A wide set of customer, job, field-service, and billing tools reduces the need to stitch together separate workflows.
• Pros: QuickBooks Online syncs estimates, invoices, and client data automatically, easing handoff to accounting.
• Pros: Android, iOS, web, and tablet access accommodate contractors who work away from a desk.
• Cons: FREEDOM caps estimates or invoices at five per month, limiting its usefulness once billing becomes regular.
• Cons: PRO is priced per user, and additional PRO TEAM seats add $20 a month each, so team costs grow with headcount.
• Cons: MAX costs $500 a month, a substantial commitment for businesses that do not need its unlimited-user allowance and annual Voice and AI credits.
• Cons: No refunds are offered, so the trial is important before committing to a paid plan.

Alternatives

For an invoicing-first comparison, see our Contractor invoicing software guide; plumbing businesses can also consult Plumbing software.

Zoho Invoice is worth considering when a free invoicing plan is the priority: its free plan allows up to two users, three projects, and 500 invoices a year, with Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows support. Choose Invoice Ninja instead if unlimited invoicing on a free plan matters more than a broad contractor operations suite; it supports web, mobile, desktop, Linux, API, and self-hosted use.

Traddie is an alternative for a small trade business seeking a paid, single-user workspace, with its Solo plan at £9.99 GBP per month and unlimited quotes and invoices. Billdu may suit businesses willing to pay for a simpler web and mobile billing tool: its Lite plan is $4.99 a month billed annually and includes unlimited invoices, 10 clients, expense tracking, and invoice status tracking.

Bookipi is another freemium option, though its free plan allows only three invoices per month. Joist is a paid alternative with a free trial for contractors considering a separate product. Invoicely has a free plan with five monthly invoices and three saved clients, making it a more limited option for low-volume billing. Invoice2go is an alternative if invoice reminders and online card payments are the priority; its Starter plan allows 30 invoices a year.

Verdict

Contractor+ is a strong fit for contractors who want customer management, job coordination, and billing together, particularly once a solo operator needs more than five monthly estimates or invoices. The paid plans remove that cap, and the QuickBooks Online sync supports an accounting workflow. Look elsewhere if your need is chiefly low-cost invoicing, if per-user charges do not suit your team, or if you are not comfortable with a no-refund policy.