Comparison
Buildertrend vs CoConstruct
CoConstruct was acquired by Buildertrend in 2021 and folded into Buildertrend's tiered plans. As of today, "CoConstruct vs Buildertrend" is functionally a comparison between two ways of buying the same product. The deeper question — for residential remodelers and custom-home builders — is whether either is the right size.
Buildertrend
The Buildertrend alternative without the implementation slog.
Buildertrend no longer publishes pricing — you request a custom quote based on builder type and annual construction volume (unlimited users; 10% off annual prepay; no free trial). Vexor is $99-$199/mo flat per workspace, published.
CoConstruct
The CoConstruct alternative without the Buildertrend merger drag.
CoConstruct was acquired by Buildertrend in 2021 and rebranded as a Buildertrend tier; current pricing inherits Buildertrend's quote-only model (no published prices — custom quote by builder type and annual volume). Vexor is flat $99-$199/mo, published.
Which one to pick
If: Custom-home builder, multi-million-dollar projects
Pick: Buildertrend
Buildertrend's scale, warranty workflows, and customization match large-residential ops.
If: Residential remodeler with selections workflow
Pick: Either
Both offer mature selections + allowances. CoConstruct's legacy UI for this is still cleaner; Buildertrend matches feature parity.
If: Small remodel shop, 3-15 person team
Pick: Vexor
Buildertrend pricing is quote-only, sized to your annual construction volume, with implementation on top. Vexor at a published $99-199/mo handles the same workflow for residential remodels.
If: You want same-day onboarding
Pick: Vexor
Buildertrend implementations run weeks; CoConstruct migration into Buildertrend tiers adds friction. Vexor is self-serve.
Deeper comparisons
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