Pricing

Two plans. No asterisks.

One price to run the jobs. A second for general contractors who ride herd on subs. No setup fee, no per-client charge.

Contractor

Solo operators & small crews

$39.99/mo

or $399.90/year, two months free

Unlimited projects and clients
Up to 5 team seats included, with per-permission control
Lead capture and custom intake forms you build
Estimates, e-signatures and a locked, stamped paper trail
Invoices, deposits & receipts, card, ACH, or record-a-check
Branded client portal with your logo & color
Scheduling, photos, messaging & change orders
Six built-in automations you switch on yourself, and a review request when you mark a job complete
Client and payment exports as CSV, any job's documents as a zip

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General Contractor

You manage subcontractors

$99.99/mo

or $999.90/year, two months free

Everything in Contractor
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Vendor portal, invite a sub to one job and their own scope
Vendor network, applications & a bid board
Project phases & timeline with vendor assignments
Insurance certificates & W-9s tracked, warned before a lapse
Pay a sub from your Stripe balance, or record what you paid
1099 year-end totals, exported as a CSV
Write your own automations, past the built-in six
More than one client on a single job
Government-contracting playbook

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Growing the crew? The first 5 seats are included. Beyond that, seats are added in blocks of 5 at $15/mo per block, on either plan. Subcontractor logins are not seats and are never counted.

Contractor vs General Contractor

The line, drawn exactly.

The extra $60 a month buys one subject: the people you hire but do not employ. Twelve capabilities stay shut until the plan reads General Contractor, and this is all twelve.

What you get	Contractor$39.99/mo	General Contractor$99.99/mo+$60.00 a month
On both plans, at $39.99
Unlimited jobs and unlimited clients	Yes	Yes
Five team seats, then blocks of five at $15/mo	Yes	Yes
Intake forms you build, shared as a link, a QR code or an embed	Yes	Yes
Estimates and change orders, signed on a phone, stamped and locked	Yes	Yes
Invoices, deposits and receipts, card and ACH into your own Stripe	Yes	Yes
A branded client portal for every client	Yes	Yes
Schedule and dispatch, job photos, job messaging	Yes	Yes
Checklists, gear, the handbook, workflows, roles and pay levels	Yes	Yes
The six built-in automations, shipped switched off	Yes	Yes
What the extra $60.00 opens
The subcontractor portalEvery sub you invite gets a login of their own, and it never counts against your seats.	No	Yes
A scope written for one subThey read the words you wrote for them. Never your client, never your price, never another sub.	No	Yes
Vendor directory and applicationsThe companies you hire, plus a public form a sub fills in to ask for a place on your bench.	No	Yes
Bid boardPost a scope, invite your bench or open it up, collect prices and start dates, award one.	No	Yes
Bids compared on the jobEvery price for that job in one column, next to who says they can start when.	No	Yes
Insurance and W-9 on fileA certificate and a W-9 per company, and a warning before the coverage lapses.	No	Yes
Record what you paid a subCheck, bank transfer or any other method, filed against that sub and their 1099 total.	No	Yes
1099 totals at year endWhat you paid every sub across the year, exported as a CSV for your accountant.	No	Yes
Phases, a timeline, a vendor on eachCut the job into phases and put a company against each one.	No	Yes
Automations you write yourselfContractor has the fixed six to switch on. General Contractor writes its own rules on top.	No	Yes
More than one client on a jobAn owner and a property manager on the same project, each with their own view.	No	Yes
The government-contracting playbookThe registration and bidding steps for public work, kept inside the app.	No	Yes

Upgrading is a switch inside your account. Stripe prorates it and the twelve rows open the same minute. Downgrading works the same way in reverse.

Add-ons & done-for-you

Only pay for what you turn on.

Optional extras and services, never bundled into your monthly bill.

Consulting & setupOperators who've done the work, on your problem. Quoted, see services →

Vendor network build-outThe GC plan already ships the directory, the applications inbox and the bid board. This is us filling the bench for you. See what it does →

Custom softwareBespoke builds on the platform you're standing in. Quoted, see services →

Do the arithmetic

Put your own numbers in it.

Software gets a price. The thing it competes against never does. Here are both, side by side, in your figures.

The hours go on estimates, invoices, chasing one signature, and copying the same address into three places. Nobody sends you an invoice for them, so they never get compared to anything. Put your numbers in the panel and read the two totals next to each other.

Servora does not delete that time. It does the parts a computer can do: your standard opening tasks land on every new job by themselves, and marking a job complete asks that client for a review. Six rules ship built in on both plans and you switch on the ones you want. To see them on a finished job before you decide, walk the product tour.

The figures below are arithmetic on what you typed, not a promise about your business. We do not know your jobs, and we are not going to pretend the software gives every hour back.

What the paperwork costs

Jobs a month

Average job, dollars

Office hours a week

An hour of your time, dollars

Hours a year on office work416

What those hours are worth$27,040

Servora, Contractor plan, 12 months at $39.99 $479.88 $3.33 per job, and 7.4% of one average job.

Your numbers, our arithmetic. Nothing leaves this page.

The money is yours

Card & ACH processing runs through your Stripe account, not ours. We never hold a client payment and we take no cut of one.

Or collect your own way

Prefer Square, Zelle, or a check? Switch to record-only mode and the portal still does invoices, numbering, and receipts.

Cancel anytime

A card is required to start, there is no free trial. Cancel and the workspace turns read-only. No countdown, and we do not delete it on you.

If you stop paying

We do not delete your work.

Cancel and the workspace turns read-only. There is no countdown running against you and nothing is erased on a schedule.

What downloads today

ClientsA CSV: client, email, phone, project, status, balance.
PaymentsA CSV: date, invoice, method, kind, amount, project.
A job's documentsEvery signed PDF on that job, packaged as one zip.
1099 totalsA CSV of what you paid each sub, on the GC plan.

What does not, and we would rather say so

There is no single button that packages the whole account yet, and photos are not part of an export. Documents come out one job at a time. You would find that out in a month anyway, so you may as well read it now, before the card.

The day you want the account gone, ask and we remove it. That is the policy, and it is the same one written on our security page.

Pricing questions

Before you start.

Which plan should I pick?

If you do the work yourself or run a small crew, the Contractor plan is everything you need. If you hire and manage subcontractors, and need to track their insurance, W-9s, and 1099s, choose General Contractor. You can upgrade from inside your account anytime. If you are not sure, walk the product tour and open the subcontractor view: if you would be in those screens every week, you want General Contractor.

Are there processing fees?

None from us. Card and ACH fees are set by Stripe and come out of the payment the same way they do with any processor, and they run through your own Stripe account. Servora takes no cut of a client payment and adds no markup to Stripe's rate.

Do I pay per client or per project?

No. Clients and projects are unlimited on both plans. You only pay more if you add team seats beyond the first five, and subcontractor logins are not team seats.

What happens if I cancel?

Your workspace switches to read-only, so nothing is lost. There is no countdown on it and we do not delete it on a schedule. Clients and payments come out as CSV files, and any job's documents download as a single zip. When you want the account removed, ask us and we remove it.

Do subcontractor logins use my paid seats?

No. Seats only count your internal team. On the GC plan, every subcontractor you invite gets their own login scoped to the jobs you assign them, and nothing counts it against your seat count.

Does Servora file my 1099s?

Servora tracks what you paid each sub, flags who crosses the year's IRS reporting threshold and who's missing a W-9, and exports year-end totals as a CSV for your accountant. The filing itself stays with your accountant or tax software.