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eSUB Cloud——

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

What the maker publishes

Cloud storage
eSUB says users can access project information and documents in one place with unlimited cloud storage. source
Company history
eSUB says it was established in 2008. source
Field reporting
Field teams can use the eSUB Cloud mobile app to create field notes documenting job progress. source
Founded
2008 source
Headquarters
San Diego, California, United States source
Mobile access
The construction app can capture project details offline and sync them to the cloud when connectivity returns. source
Other accounting integrations
An eSUB article lists accounting integration connectors for Sage 300, Viewpoint Vista, and Key2Act, in addition to QuickBooks. source
Pricing limits
Pricing depends on user count and modules, and the maker says standard scopes have no implementation fee and there is no per-job charge. source
Project documents
The platform provides a central place to create, manage, and share project documents, including RFIs, submittals, and change orders. source
Project workflows
Listed workflows include daily reports, RFIs, submittals, change orders, purchase orders, time management, job costing, and progress billing. source
QuickBooks integration
The QuickBooks Online integration can send approved timecards and synchronize projects between eSUB and QuickBooks Online. source
Security
eSUB says it has implemented technical and organizational security measures to protect personal information, while noting that no internet transmission or storage method can be guaranteed completely secure. source
Support and training
Customer resources include self-paced eSUB Academy training, a dedicated strategic consultant, and a Help Center with guides, videos, and FAQs. source
What it does
eSUB Cloud is construction management software designed for commercial subcontractors. source
Who it is for
eSUB describes its software as focused on commercial subcontractors and trade contractors, including electrical, HVAC, concrete, mechanical, masonry, plumbing, and structural steel contractors. source