Pricing
$99 a month. Everyone included.
One plan. No tiers, no seats to count, no upgrade conversation. Priced for a business with 5–20 people going out on jobs.
The plan
$99 /month
Or $990 a year — two months free.
- Unlimited field users (fair use 25)
- Unlimited office, admin and viewer seats
- Unlimited reports, photos and storage
- Unlimited checklist templates
- Your logo on every PDF and share page
- Customer share links
- Full data export, any time, at no cost
- Email support, under one business day
Nobody’s report submission is ever blocked. Fair use is a conversation, not a cap.
What you would pay elsewhere
| People on jobs | CompanyCam | FieldLog |
|---|---|---|
| 10 people | $332/mo | $99/mo |
| 20 people | $622/mo | $99/mo |
CompanyCam charges per seat, so the bill grows every time you hire. FieldLog does not. Figures checked against their published pricing on 2026-08-02.
Work it out for your crew
CompanyCam
$332
per month
FieldLog
$99
per month, everyone included
That is $2,796 a year you would not be spending on seats.
CompanyCam’s figure for 10 people is taken straight from their published pricing, checked 2026-08-02.
What FieldLog doesn’t do — and won’t
Every one of these will be asked for by a real customer with a real reason, and the answer will still be no. Knowing that now is worth more to you than a sales call.
- Scheduling
- Dispatch
- Invoicing
- Payments
- Time tracking
- Estimates
- Job costing
- Inventory
- CRM
- AI photo analysis
If you want those, buy Jobber or Housecall Pro — they are good at it. FieldLog does one thing: every job documented, and proof in the office when you need it.
Questions people actually ask
How does FieldLog compare to CompanyCam?
CompanyCam is good software. It is priced per seat — $29 for every person you add — so most crews end up buying four seats for twelve people, and half the jobs never get documented. We are flat: everyone is included. If you want project management and integrations, buy theirs. If you want your whole crew documenting every job for a third of the price, buy ours.
We already use Jobber or Housecall Pro. Do we need this too?
Possibly not, and we would rather you worked that out now. Jobber and Housecall Pro run your whole business — scheduling, quotes, invoicing — and both include photo capture. If their documentation is good enough for your jobs, stay where you are; one system beats two. Firms come to us when the documentation half is the part that matters and the part their all-in-one does worst: proof that stands up in a dispute, timestamps nobody can edit, and a report a customer or an adjuster takes seriously. We do that one thing, for everyone on the crew, at one price.
Is there a free plan?
Not yet, and we would rather say so than take your email for a waiting list. There is one designed for solo operators and it will arrive when we can set it up without a person in the loop. Today every account is created by hand, which is slower for us and better for you while there are this few of us.
What if we stop paying — do we lose the photos?
No. Data export is free, complete, and always available. You may need these records in a dispute years from now, and a company that holds them hostage is telling you it has nothing better to compete on.
We have more than 25 people. What then?
Tell us and we will work it out. $99 is priced for a 5–20 person business, and rather than invent a second plan for a customer we have not met, we would rather hear what you expect to pay.
How do we pay?
A card, monthly or annually, set up on a call. Signup and payment happen on the web and never inside the crew app — that keeps app-store commission out of the price, which is part of how it stays at $99.
What does it cost to try?
Founding customers pay $99 — the real price, locked there for as long as you are a customer while everyone else pays more later. Thirty days: if it has not earned its keep, we refund it and you keep every report.
Does it work with no signal?
Yes, and it is the part we care most about. Photos and reports are saved on the phone the moment they are taken and sent when there is signal — a basement, a plant room or a rural job does not stop the crew working, and the app never shows a report as sent when it is still sitting on the device.
Twenty minutes, and you will know
We will walk through a real report, you will tell us what happens on your jobs now, and one of us will conclude it is not a fit. That is a good outcome too.