Florida new-construction home mid-build with concrete block walls and wood roof trusses
Founding group forming — 20 builders

From permit to final draw, on one platform.

Estimating, job costing, purchase orders, permitting, scheduling, selections and draws. All connected. Built by a homebuilder.

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No credit card. Founding members lock in launch pricing for life.

Permitting — vendor turnaround

Survey — Precision Land6 days
Site plan — Apex Engineering9 days
Truss package — Sunstate14 days
Septic design — CFL Septic23 days ⚠
Energy calc — GreenPath4 days
Average days to permit-ready 31 days

Every document dated out and dated back. Know who is holding up your permit.

27
Build phases, templated
148
Schedule tasks out of the box
9
Tools it replaces
3
Seats included
Why we built it

Built by a builder who ran the departments.

National builders run on systems that connect costing to estimating to purchasing to permitting to the field. They spend millions getting there.

I worked inside those companies. Then I started building homes myself and found I was tracking permits in a spreadsheet. Invoices in email. Vendor insurance in a folder on somebody's desktop. When people left, it left with them.

So I built the system the big builders have. That's BuilderOne.

  • ▪ Worked for national and top regional homebuilders
  • ▪ Roles across sales, finance and production
  • ▪ Supported costing, estimating, sales and permitting
  • ▪ Today: an active home builder in Central Florida

— Christian Betancour, founder

Completed Florida new-construction home
Before & after

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Features

The money side of building, finally connected.

Most construction software is a scheduling tool with invoicing bolted on. BuilderOne is built around what decides whether you make money on a house.

Nobody else does this

Permitting command center

Request every permit document from the right vendor. Every request is dated out and dated back, so delays have a name and a number.

  • ✓ Survey, site plan, truss, energy, septic — each with its vendor
  • ✓ Turnaround and aging reports across every open job
  • ✓ Documents live on the project, not on a desktop
  • ✓ Nothing walks out the door when staff leave
Days to return — by vendor
Precision Land — Survey6 d
Apex — Site plan9 d
Sunstate — Truss14 d
CFL Septic — Design23 d
GreenPath — Energy4 d

Budget vs. actual, live

Estimates, purchase orders and bills all meet on the same cost code. Watch margin move as buyout comes in, not three months after closing.

  • ✓ A 27-phase estimate template as the spine
  • ✓ POs and bills roll to the same code
  • ✓ Contract value plus change orders vs. real spend
  • ✓ Excel export for your accountant
1905 Pershing — projected margin
Contract value$412,500
Estimate$331,900
Committed (POs)$318,400
Billed to date$204,760
Projected margin22.8%
Nobody else does this

Vendors who can't slip through

No purchase order goes out to a vendor whose liability, workers' comp or auto coverage has lapsed. The system blocks it and chases the certificate.

  • ✓ Onboarding packet and approval gate before the first PO
  • ✓ Insurance expiry tracking with automatic reminders
  • ✓ A vendor roster per project, by scope
  • ✓ Line-item bid requests from your own company email
Insurance compliance
Ramirez FramingCurrent
Gulf Coast PlumbingCurrent
Alvarez StuccoExpires in 12 d
Titan ElectricLapsed — PO blocked
Pre-sell your homes

Designer selection sheets

Turn your finishes into the kind of selection package a national builder hands out. Photos, specs and pricing. Sell the house before the slab is poured.

  • ✓ Your cost database builds the sheet automatically
  • ✓ Product photos per room and per finish
  • ✓ A customer-facing PDF, priced
  • ✓ One catalog feeds every plan you build
Owner's bath — selections
CountertopQuartz — Calacatta
Vanity faucetMoen Genta
Freestanding tubIncluded
Floor tilePorcelain plank
Upgrades+$6,480
Nobody else does this

Construction draws

Lender budget, draw schedule and inspections tracked against real progress. Draw packages go out complete the first time and fund faster.

  • ✓ Lender budget lines reconciled against your own
  • ✓ Draw requests built from actual progress
  • ✓ Inspection type and status on every draw
  • ✓ Drawn vs. available at a glance
Draw 4 — foundation & framing
Budget$331,900
Drawn to date$168,200
This request$52,400
Available after$111,300
InspectionScheduled
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What we have that they don't.

Everyone here does scheduling and job costing. The difference is what happens before the slab and after the invoice.

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CapabilityBuilderOneBuildertrendJobTreadContractor Foreman
Pre-construction
Permit document tracking, per vendor✓———
Vendor turnaround and aging reports✓———
Line-item bid requests from your own email✓limitedlimitedlimited
Takeoff and cost database with photos✓✓✓✓
Estimating from a full build template✓✓✓✓
Vendors & compliance
Insurance expiry tracking✓✓✓✓
POs blocked when coverage lapses✓———
Vendor onboarding packets and approval gate✓——partial
Money
Budget vs. actual on cost codes✓✓✓✓
Purchase orders and PO templates✓✓✓✓
Accounts payable with vendor pay rounds✓via QBOvia QBOpartial
Construction loan draws and lender budget✓———
Live projected margin per job✓partial✓partial
Selling the home
Designer selection sheets with photos✓selections onlyselections onlyselections only
Model and plan library with specs✓———
Customer update emails and photo gallery✓✓✓✓
Build & close-out
Scheduling with a build-phase template✓✓✓✓
Change orders✓✓✓✓
Warranty claims and trade work orders✓✓partial✓
Production forecast across all jobs✓partialpartial—
Pricing
Per-user feesSeats includedTiered+$20/userTiered

Compiled from each vendor's publicly published feature and pricing pages, August 2026. Features change — confirm current details with each vendor. Product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. BuilderOne is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any company listed.

What you pay now

Add up the stack you're already running.

4
$180
3
$720
Your stack, monthly
$200
BuilderOne, monthly
$6,240
Saved per year

An estimate, based on published list pricing for common construction tools. BuilderOne includes 3 seats; additional seats are $15 a month. Founding pricing is lower.

Founding group

Join the interest list.

We're onboarding a small founding group before public launch. Tell us about your build business and we'll reach out with access, pricing and a walkthrough.

  • ✓ Founding pricing, locked in for as long as you stay
  • ✓ One-on-one onboarding with the founder, not a support rep
  • ✓ We import your vendors and your cost database for you
  • ✓ Your feature requests go first in the build queue
  • ✓ Seats included — bring your PM and your bookkeeper
  • ✓ No contract, no setup fee, 30-day money back

Request founding access

Takes about 40 seconds.

We'll only use this to contact you about BuilderOne. No spam, no list sharing, and we don't send marketing texts.

Questions

Straight answers.

Is my data mixed in with other builders'?

No. Every company gets its own isolated database. Your vendors, your costs, your margins. Nobody else can see them, including other builders on the platform.

Do I have to import everything myself?

No. Founding members get their vendor directory and cost database imported for them, plus a one-on-one setup session. You start with a working system, not an empty screen.

Can I connect my own email?

Yes. Connect your Microsoft account and purchase orders, bid requests and permit document requests go out from your company's address, not ours.

What does it cost?

Founding pricing lands well under what a comparable stack runs, with seats included and an annual option that saves more. Join the list and we'll send exact numbers.

What if I want to leave?

No contract. Cancel any time and export your data. We'd rather earn the renewal.