SiteView review
A broad remodeling workflow for solo contractors and small teams.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SiteView is construction management software for remodelers, general contractors, specialty trades, and small construction teams. Its workflow brings together lead management, estimating, electronic approvals, project costing, selections, change orders, invoicing, scheduling, time tracking, expenses, receipts, payments, and a client portal. That combination suits owner-operators and small teams that want core project controls in one system rather than relying on separate spreadsheets and services.
Pricing starts with the Solo plan at $29 per month, billed monthly. It includes estimates, invoices, payments, QuickBooks Online sync, and email and SMS notifications. Crew costs $79 per month and adds time tracking, payroll reports, team scheduling, calendar sync, and a lead intake form. Company costs $199 per month and adds advanced permissions and roles, multi-company switching, backup and recovery tools, and priority support. Scale includes unlimited user seats, SSO / SAML, custom onboarding, a dedicated success manager, custom integrations, and SLA and invoicing terms. The published pricing also describes an annual option with an approximate 17% saving.
The strongest fit is a remodeler that needs estimating with markups and PDF export, client electronic approvals and signatures, line-item estimated-versus-actual costing, change orders tied to contract costs, and homeowner selections with allowance tracking. The client portal extends that workflow to schedules, files, invoices, and payments, while Google Calendar, Stripe, Square, and QuickBooks Online support adjacent operations. Time tracking can feed project costing, and field expense and receipt capture keeps job records connected to projects. Teams that need a dedicated subcontractor portal, or prefer a non-web deployment, should consider an alternative. Solo remodelers should find the Solo plan focused; growing teams can move to Crew or Company for staffing and administration controls.
SiteView pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers estimating, selections, change orders, costing, and payments
- Client portal supports approvals, schedules, files, invoices, and payments
- QuickBooks Online, Google Calendar, Stripe, and Square integrations
- Where it doesn't
- No dedicated subcontractor portal
- Available through the web only
- Client Selections are available on request
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