Spitfire Project Management System
by Spitfire Project Management System · #171 of 187 in Project Management Software
Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Self-hosted | — | — |
| Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) | — | — |
From Spitfire Project Management System's own pricing page, checked 12 Oct 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- Accounting integration
- A vendor release page says the system was designed to integrate with Microsoft Dynamics SL and added Acumatica Cloud ERP integration in version 4.5. source
- Automation rules
- Yes source
- Customization
- The system offers configurable rules, interface settings, workflows, reports, templates, and a REST API for extensions and data flows. source
- Free demo
- The vendor offers a free, no-obligation product demo; the page does not describe a free product plan or time-limited trial. source
- Guest access
- Yes source
- Headquarters
- Williamsburg, Virginia, United States source
- Integrations
- The vendor says Spitfire can integrate with accounting systems, cloud storage providers, DocuSign, and estimating software output. source
- Mobile access
- Users can access and update project data from smartphones and tablets through an internet-connected device. source
- Named integrations
- The vendor identifies Box and Google Drive as cloud storage integrations and mentions Microsoft Outlook and Gmail for project communications. source
- Pricing model
- The vendor describes SaaS pricing per user per month and self-hosted pricing by core, but gives no dollar amounts on the page. source
- Product
- Spitfire combines browser-based construction project management, collaboration, project cost accounting, and integrations with accounting systems. source
- Project workflows
- The product covers project collaboration, field work, document management, bidding, subcontracting, budgets, forecasting, change orders, invoicing, and KPIs. source
- Security
- Spitfire provides role-based permissions so administrators can control what individuals or groups can access and do. source
- Support
- The vendor lists hosting, installation, implementation, configuration help, training, documentation, maintenance, a help desk, webinars, and process audits. source
- Target customers
- The vendor names specialty subcontractors, general contractors, remodeling contractors, construction managers, construction engineers, design-builders, and hotel management companies among its clients. source