AverageBuild is the simple jobsite app for small contractors and trade crews. Projects, client invoices, crew time, photos and schedules — in one place, on your phone or laptop.
No credit card required. Add one when you're ready to keep going.

Built around how small crews actually work — not how desktop accounting software thinks you should.
Build clean invoices with line items, send them, and track which ones are still open.
Log hours against the right job. See totals by day, week, and worker without a spreadsheet.
Snap site photos from your phone — they live on the project so you can pull them up when a client asks.
Plan tasks, deliveries, inspections, and meetings by job. No more 7am phone tag.
Today's schedule, this week's work, jobs that need attention, and a quick read on every active project — without digging.

Filter by status, search by client or PO, and jump straight into the one you need. Each project has its own contract value, target date, and progress bar.


Contract vs. actual spend, open tasks, upcoming events, recent invoices and notes — all on the project page, organized into Overview, Work, Notes & Photos, Costs, and People tabs.
Track the money on both sides of the job. Upload supplier bills (AI pulls the line items), and send line-item invoices to your clients with running totals for billed, paid, outstanding and overdue.


Tasks, deliveries, inspections, milestones, meetings — grouped by day, filterable by project, visible to everyone on the crew.
Log hours from the field. Roll up by day or week, filter by worker or project, and watch labor cost calculate itself from each worker's rate.
Keep your existing setup for the jobs already in motion. Pick one new or active job, run it through AverageBuild, and see the difference side by side. No migration headaches, no all-or-nothing switch.
Real features that ship today — not a roadmap. If it's listed here, you can log in and use it tonight.
Track every job with contract value, status, address, PO number, target dates, and progress.
Overview, Work, Notes & Photos, Costs, and People — everything about that job in one URL.
Per-project task lists and a dedicated punch-list workflow for close-out items.
Tasks, deliveries, inspections, milestones, meetings — grouped by day, filterable by project.
Reusable task templates so a new bathroom remodel ships with its checklist already built.
Drag in a supplier PDF and AI extracts vendor, amount, date, and line items — assign to a project in a click.
Line-item invoices, status tracking, running totals for billed, paid, outstanding and overdue.
Build estimates with line items, convert to invoice when the job is won.
Send change orders with a signature pad — clients sign on a phone in the driveway.
Drop a supplier bill, get clean line items back. Up to 1,000 scans/month on Pro.
One-click IIF and CSV for invoices, bills, bill payments, and customer payments — line-item granular.
Cost-per-job, labor breakdowns, profit reads, and time summaries — exportable to CSV.
Crew logs hours from the field against the right job. Labor cost rolls up using each worker's rate.
Snap site photos from your phone — they attach to the project so you can pull them up later.
Pinned notes per project plus a sticky-note overlay for quick reminders.
Phone, tablet, laptop — same data, same login. Crew uses the phone, office uses the desktop.
Invite admins and crew, assign workers to jobs, set hourly rates, and manage permissions.
Central client list with contact info, linked projects, and invoice history.
Supplier directory and a materials catalog with costs that pre-fill into invoices and estimates.
Track owned equipment and rentals against jobs.
Per-project document storage for contracts, permits, plans, and inspection reports.
Admins see everything, crew sees their hours and jobs. Sensitive fields like hourly rates are locked down.
That's less than a tank of gas. Less than a single lumber run. Less than the cost of one missed invoice. Most jobsite software charges $99–$399/user/month and locks the good stuff behind enterprise tiers. We don't.
≈ $0.97/day · for the owner-operator just getting set up
≈ $2.97/day for the whole company — not per user
≈ $6.63/day for an established contractor
Most construction software charges per user, so adding your foreman jumps the bill by another $99. AverageBuild gives you one price for the whole crew — invite everyone, run every job, never get penalized for hiring.
"We built AverageBuild because every jobsite tool we tried felt like it was designed by people who'd never been on a jobsite. Every screen here exists because a real crew asked for it — and if something's in your way, tell us and we'll fix it."
Bring one job into AverageBuild — projects, crew time, photos, invoices — and see if it earns its keep. If not, walk away. Your data exports clean.