AccuLynx Pricing 2026: What Roofers Actually Pay

If you have tried to find AccuLynx pricing online, you already know the frustration. There is no pricing page. No monthly cost listed anywhere on their website. Just a button that says “Request a Demo” and the understanding that you will need to sit through a sales pitch before you find out what the software costs.

That is a problem for contractors who just want to compare options and make a decision. You should not need to block off 45 minutes with a sales rep just to find out if a tool fits your budget.

We put together this pricing breakdown based on what roofing contractors have reported paying, along with publicly available information about AccuLynx’s pricing model. Then we will compare it to what you would pay with Projul, where all the pricing is published right on the website.

AccuLynx’s Pricing Model: What We Know

AccuLynx uses a per-user pricing model. That means every person on your team who needs access to the software adds to your monthly bill. The more people you add, the more you pay.

Here is what contractors have reported about AccuLynx’s pricing structure:

Per-User Costs

Third-party estimates vary. SubcontractorHub (August 2026) puts AccuLynx at $60 to $120 per user per month, depending on the plan and features you need.

AccuLynx currently sells two plans, Pro and Elite, and both are priced by custom quote after a demo. Your per-user rate depends on which plan you choose and how many users you add.

Setup and Onboarding Fees

AccuLynx doesn’t publish its setup or onboarding costs either. Ask whether your quote includes them, especially if you need data migration or extra training.

Some contractors have reported that the onboarding process includes training sessions and account configuration, which is helpful. But any upfront cost is something to factor into your first-year budget.

Annual Contracts

AccuLynx generally requires annual contracts. Month-to-month billing is either not available or comes at a significant premium. This means you are committing to a full year before you have had much time to evaluate whether the software actually works for your business.

If you sign up and realize three months in that AccuLynx is not the right fit, you are likely on the hook for the remaining nine months.

What a Real Team Pays

Let’s do the math on what a roofing company pays for AccuLynx based on the per-user model, using the $60 to $120 third-party range.

Small team (5 users):

• Monthly: $300 to $600
• Annual: $3,600 to $7,200

Medium team (10 users):

• Monthly: $600 to $1,200
• Annual: $7,200 to $14,400

Larger team (20 users):

• Monthly: $1,200 to $2,400
• Annual: $14,400 to $28,800

Large team (30 users):

• Monthly: $1,800 to $3,600
• Annual: $21,600 to $43,200

The range is wide because AccuLynx quotes every contractor separately. None of these totals include setup or onboarding costs.

The Problem With Per-User Pricing

Per-user pricing sounds fair on the surface. You pay for what you use, right? But in practice, it creates some ugly incentives for construction companies:

It Punishes Growth

Every time you hire someone, your software bill goes up. Brought on two new crew leads? That is another $120 to $240 per month. Hired an office manager? Another $60 to $120. Gave your foreman access so he can check the schedule? More money.

This creates a situation where business owners start gatekeeping access to their own software. “Does the new guy really need a login?” becomes an actual conversation. That is backwards. Your team should have the tools they need without you doing cost-benefit analysis on every login.

It Discourages Full Adoption

When every seat costs money, you end up with half your team using the software and the other half working off texts, spreadsheets, and sticky notes. The whole point of construction management software is getting everyone on the same page. Per-user pricing works against that goal.

It Makes Budgeting Unpredictable

Your software cost is tied to your headcount. During busy season when you add temporary crew members or bring on extra help, your software bill spikes. During slow months, you are paying for seats that are not being used but are still under contract.

Why Hidden Pricing Is a Red Flag

Let’s talk about the elephant in the room: AccuLynx does not publish its pricing anywhere.

There are really only two reasons a software company hides its pricing:

1. They want to charge different customers different amounts. If you do not know what other contractors are paying, you cannot push back on a higher quote. The sales rep has all the power in that conversation.

2. They want to get you into a sales conversation first. Once you have invested 30 to 45 minutes in a demo, you are more likely to buy even if the price is higher than you expected. It is a well-known sales tactic.

Neither of those reasons benefits you as the buyer.

Transparent pricing lets you compare options on your own terms. You can look at the numbers, talk it over with your business partner, and make a decision without pressure. When pricing is hidden, you are making a buying decision in a controlled environment designed to get you to say yes.

Projul Pricing: The Transparent Alternative

Projul takes the opposite approach. All pricing is published on the website. No sales call required. No guesswork.

Here is exactly what Projul costs:

Starter: $2,388/year

The Starter plan is for small teams of up to 3 users. You get lead management, estimating, invoicing and payment processing, scheduling, and time tracking.

Core: $4,788/year

The Core plan is built for smaller crews that need to get organized. You get project management, estimating, scheduling, and the tools to run your jobs from one platform. Roofing contractors can also grab our free roofing estimate template to get started quickly.

Core+: $7,188/year

Core+ is for growing companies that need more features. You get everything in Core plus additional capabilities like job costing for managing a bigger operation with more moving parts.

Pro: $14,388/year

The Pro plan is for established contractors running complex operations. Full feature set, advanced tools, and everything you need to manage a serious construction business. Pro also includes Projul AI Connect, which works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Zapier, so your office can ask an AI assistant to add a lead from a voicemail or draft a change order and review it before it goes out.

What Makes Projul Different on Pricing

Flat-rate, not per-user. There are no per-user fees, so adding crew members, office staff, or subcontractors doesn’t add per-seat charges. The price changes only when you move to a plan with a higher user limit, and Pro includes unlimited users.

No setup fees. The price you see is the price you pay. No hidden onboarding costs.

Month-to-month available. You are not locked into an annual contract if you do not want to be.

Published and transparent. You can see the pricing right now, compare it to your budget, and make an informed decision without talking to anyone.

Side-by-Side Cost Comparison

Let’s compare what a 10-person roofing company would pay for each platform:

AccuLynx (third-party estimate, $60 to $120/user/month):

• Monthly: $600 to $1,200
• Annual: $7,200 to $14,400

Projul Core:

• Monthly (billed annually): $399
• Annual: $4,788
• Year one: $4,788

Projul Core+:

• Monthly (billed annually): $599
• Annual: $7,188
• Year one: $7,188

At 10 users, Projul Core saves you roughly $2,400 to $9,600 per year compared to AccuLynx. And that gap widens as your team grows, because Projul has no per-user fees and only changes price when you move to a plan with a higher user limit, while AccuLynx charges for every additional user.

At 20 users, AccuLynx could run $14,400 to $28,800 per year while Projul Core+ (up to 20 users) is $7,188. That is $7,212 to $21,612 in savings.

At 30 users, AccuLynx could cost $21,600 to $43,200 per year. Projul Pro, with unlimited users, is $14,388. That is $7,212 to $28,812 a year in savings.

Total Cost of Ownership: A Real 10-Person Team Over 3 Years

The sticker price only tells part of the story. What really matters is how much you spend over time, including all the costs that show up after you sign the contract.

Let’s walk through a realistic comparison. You run a roofing company with 10 people who need software access: you (the owner), an office manager, two sales reps, a project manager, and five crew leads or foremen.

AccuLynx: 10 Users at $60 to $120/User/Month

Year one:

• Subscription: 10 users x 12 months = $7,200 to $14,400
• Training time (conservative estimate, 40 total team hours at $30/hr): $1,200
• Year one total: roughly $8,400 to $15,600

Year two:

• Subscription for 10 users: $7,200 to $14,400
• You hired two more people during the year, so add 2 users for 6 months: $720 to $1,440
• Year two total: roughly $7,920 to $15,840

Year three:

• Now at 12 users: $8,640 to $17,280
• Year three total: roughly $8,640 to $17,280

3-year AccuLynx total for a growing 10-to-12 person team: roughly $24,960 to $48,720, before any setup fees or price increases.

Projul: Flat Rate, No Per-User Fees

Year one (Core at $4,788/year):

• Subscription: $399 x 12 = $4,788
• Training time (same 40 hours at $30/hr): $1,200
• Year one total: $5,988

Year two (Core+ at $7,188/year, since 12 users is past Core’s 10-user limit):

• Subscription: $7,188
• Year two total: $7,188

Year three (still $7,188/year on Core+, still flat):

• Subscription: $7,188
• Year three total: $7,188

3-year Projul total: $20,364

That is a difference of $4,596 to $28,356 over three years on Core and Core+.

The point is simple. With per-user pricing, your software cost grows every time your business grows. With flat-rate pricing, there are no per-user fees, so hiring doesn’t add per-seat charges, and your cost changes only when you move to a plan with a higher user limit. That is real money you can put back into trucks, tools, or marketing.

Think about what that money buys your roofing business. A full season of Google Ads bringing in new leads. New equipment for a second crew. At the high end, a solid used work truck. When you save that kind of money on software every three years, you can invest it in things that actually grow your revenue.

And here is the part that really stings with per-user pricing: during storm season or a busy spring, you want your whole team in the system. You want every foreman checking schedules, every sales rep logging leads, every crew lead uploading photos from the jobsite. But with per-user pricing, adding those five extra seasonal workers means an extra $300 to $600 per month. With Projul, you just add them. No per-seat charges, and your price changes only if they push you to a plan with a higher user limit. No awkward conversations about who “really” needs access.

What About Core+ for Mid-Size Teams?

If you want more features than Core but do not need the full Pro package, Core+ at $7,188/year gives you job costing and additional tools for $7,188 per year. Over three years, that is $22,764 with training, still saving you roughly $2,196 to $25,956 compared to AccuLynx.

Hidden Costs Contractors Miss

Software companies are good at making the base price look reasonable. The real expense often hides in places you would not think to look until you are already locked in.

Onboarding and Implementation Fees

AccuLynx doesn’t publish its setup or onboarding costs, so ask whether your quote includes data migration and custom configuration. With Projul, onboarding is included with annual Core, Core+ and Pro plans. No extra charge.

Integration Costs

Your software does not exist in a vacuum. You need it to talk to QuickBooks, your payment processor, your lead sources, and maybe your material suppliers. Some platforms charge extra for certain integrations or require third-party connector tools that carry their own monthly fees.

Before you sign anything, ask: which integrations are included, and which ones cost extra? Projul includes online payment processing on every plan and QuickBooks two-way sync on Core+ and Pro. No surprise add-ons.

Annual Price Increases

This one catches a lot of contractors off guard. Say you sign up at $60 per user, and the next year it quietly bumps to $63. Then $66. Then $69. Over three to five years, your per-user cost can climb 15% to 25% without you ever upgrading your plan.

Annual increases are common across SaaS companies, but they hurt more with per-user pricing because the increase multiplies across every seat. A $5 per-user increase across 15 users is an extra $75 per month, or $900 per year, for the exact same software.

Ask any vendor you are considering: what is your history of annual price increases? If they dodge the question, you have your answer.

Seat-Sharing and Workarounds

When per-user pricing gets expensive, contractors start sharing logins. Two crew leads use one account. The office manager logs in under the owner’s credentials. This causes real problems: you lose individual accountability, your audit trail is useless, and you cannot track who did what on which job.

With flat-rate pricing, everyone gets their own login, up to your plan’s user limit. No workarounds needed. Your foreman, your sales team, your office staff, and even your subs can have access without you doing math on whether they are “worth” a seat.

The Cost of Switching Later

If you pick the wrong tool now, switching later is expensive. You will spend time exporting data, retraining your team, and dealing with downtime during the transition. Some contractors stick with software they have outgrown just because switching feels too painful.

That is why getting the pricing model right from the start matters more than saving $20 a month on the initial subscription.

Features Locked Behind Higher Tiers

Some platforms advertise a low starting price, but the features you actually need are only available on the more expensive plan. Estimating might be included, but detailed job costing sits behind a paywall. Or you get basic scheduling, but advanced reporting costs extra.

Before you commit, make a list of the features your business needs on day one. Then check which plan actually includes all of them. Do not assume the base plan covers everything you saw in the demo. Sales reps often demo the premium version while quoting you the starter price.

Support and Ongoing Help

Some platforms include phone and chat support in every plan. Others limit support to email-only on lower tiers or charge for priority access. When your team is stuck on a Friday afternoon trying to send an invoice, “email us and we will get back to you in 24 to 48 hours” is not going to cut it.

Ask about support before you sign. What channels are available? What are the response times? Is there a cost difference between plans? Projul includes its Premium Support Package with annual Core, Core+ and Pro plans because your team should not have to pay extra just to get help when they need it.

What You Get for the Money

Price only matters in context. A cheap tool that does not do what you need is a waste of money at any price. So what do you actually get?

AccuLynx Features

• Roofing-specific CRM and lead management
• Aerial measurement integrations (EagleView, SkyMeasure)
• Material ordering through ABC Supply and Beacon
• Estimating and proposals for roofing jobs
• Job scheduling and crew management
• Invoicing and QuickBooks integration
• Photo documentation
• Mobile app

Projul Features

• Estimating for any construction type
• Scheduling with drag-and-drop calendar
• Invoicing with online payments
• QuickBooks two-way sync
• Project management across all trades
• Client portal and communication tools
• Document management
• Time tracking
• Mobile app for field crews
• CRM and lead tracking

AccuLynx gives you roofing-specific tools. Projul gives you construction-wide tools. If you are a roofer who also does siding, gutters, or general contracting, Projul covers all of it in one platform. AccuLynx only covers the roofing part.

Per-User Pricing Breakdown: What Your Team Size Really Costs

The per-user model hits different depending on how big your team is. Here is a detailed look at what larger roofing companies can expect to pay with AccuLynx, using SubcontractorHub’s $60 to $120 per-user range, and how those numbers compare to Projul’s flat-rate plans.

15-User Roofing Team

A 15-person team is a mid-size roofing operation doing serious volume. You might have an owner, office manager, three sales reps, two project managers, and eight crew leads or foremen who need mobile access to check schedules and upload job photos.

AccuLynx at $60 to $120/user/month:

• Monthly cost: $900 to $1,800
• Annual cost: $10,800 to $21,600
• Three-year cost (adding 2 users in year two): $35,280 to $70,560

Projul Core+: $7,188/year for up to 20 users. Three-year total: $21,564. You save between $13,716 and $48,996 over three years compared to AccuLynx.

This is where per-user pricing becomes genuinely painful. At 15 users, you are spending $900 to $1,800 a month just on software subscriptions with AccuLynx. That is a truck payment. That is a marketing budget. That is real money leaving your business every single month for the privilege of letting your team log in.

And here is the part that really matters for a 15-person team: you probably have crew leads who only check the app once or twice a day to see their schedule and upload completion photos. With AccuLynx, each of those light-use crew leads costs the same $60 to $120 per month as your power-user project manager. With Projul, they are all included at no extra charge.

30-User Roofing Team

A 30-person team is a large roofing operation, likely running multiple crews across several territories. You have sales teams, project managers, office staff, crew leads, and maybe even dedicated warranty or service reps.

AccuLynx at $60 to $120/user/month:

• Monthly cost: $1,800 to $3,600
• Annual cost: $21,600 to $43,200
• Three-year cost (adding 5 users in year two): $72,000 to $144,000

Projul Pro: $14,388/year with unlimited users (Core and Core+ top out at 10 and 20 users). Three-year total: $43,164. You save $28,836 to $100,836.

At 30 users, the savings from flat-rate pricing are enormous. Even on the most expensive Projul plan, you are saving enough over three years to buy a box truck, fund a full direct mail campaign, or hire another salesperson. That money is going straight to AccuLynx’s bottom line instead of yours.

Large teams also feel the pain of per-user pricing when it comes to seasonal scaling. Storm season hits, you bring on 10 extra people for three months. With AccuLynx, that is $600 to $1,200 per month in extra software costs for temporary workers. With Projul Pro, it costs you nothing extra. Add them, remove them when the season ends, and your bill never changes.

Hidden Costs Most Contractors Overlook

The subscription price is just the starting point. Here are the costs that do not show up in the sales pitch but absolutely show up in your budget.

Onboarding and Implementation

AccuLynx doesn’t publish its setup or onboarding costs, and what you need can range from a few training calls to full implementation with data migration from your old system, custom workflow setup, and multi-session training. Get any onboarding cost in writing with your quote.

Any onboarding cost lands right when you are already spending money on the new subscription. For a 15-person team, the subscription alone runs $900 to $1,800 a month in third-party estimates.

Projul includes onboarding at no additional cost with annual Core, Core+ and Pro plans. You get training and setup support as part of the plan.

Integration Fees and Third-Party Connectors

Your roofing software needs to talk to other tools. QuickBooks for accounting. A payment processor for collecting from homeowners. Maybe EagleView or GAF for measurements. Maybe a lead source like Angi or HomeAdvisor.

Some integrations come included with AccuLynx. Others require additional fees or third-party middleware like Zapier, which carries its own monthly fee. If you need three or four integrations running through a connector, that adds up on top of your software cost.

Projul includes payment processing in every plan and QuickBooks two-way sync on Core+ and Pro. No middleware required for the core integrations that construction companies actually use.

Data Migration

Moving your existing data into a new platform is never free, even if the vendor does not charge you directly. Someone on your team has to export data from your old system, clean it up, map it to the new fields, and verify that everything transferred correctly.

If the vendor charges for migration assistance, that is a direct cost. If they do not, you are paying in labor hours. Either way, budget for it. Contractors who skip this step end up with months of missing data or duplicate records that take even longer to fix.

Annual Price Increases

This is the hidden cost that compounds over time. SaaS companies routinely increase pricing by 5% to 10% annually. On a per-user model, that increase multiplies across every seat.

For a 15-user team paying $60 per user, a 7% annual increase takes you to $64.20 per user in year two, then $68.69 in year three. That quiet annual bump turns into an extra $1,565 per year by year three compared to what you originally signed up for. Over five years, annual increases on a per-user model can add 25% to 40% to your total software spend versus what you expected on day one.

Always ask vendors about their history of price increases. If the answer is vague or noncommittal, assume the worst and budget accordingly.

Training and Productivity Loss

Every software switch costs productivity. Your team needs time to learn the new system, and during that ramp-up period, things move slower. Estimates take longer to build. Schedules get entered wrong. Invoices go out late.

Budget 20 to 40 hours of total team training time for any new platform. At an average cost of $30 per hour across your team, that is $600 to $1,200 in productivity loss. This cost is the same regardless of which platform you choose, but it is worth factoring in so you do not switch platforms more than you have to.

When to Switch Away From AccuLynx

AccuLynx is built specifically for roofing contractors, and it does that job reasonably well. But there are clear signals that you have outgrown it.

You Are Expanding Beyond Roofing

This is the most common reason contractors leave AccuLynx. You started as a roofing company, but now you also do siding, gutters, windows, or general contracting. AccuLynx was built for roofing and only roofing. It does not have workflows, estimate templates, or project types for other trades.

When you add a second trade, you have two choices with AccuLynx: run your non-roofing work outside the system (using spreadsheets, texts, or a second software tool) or try to force non-roofing work into roofing-shaped workflows. Neither option works well.

Projul is built for all construction trades, including roofing. You get roofing-specific functionality without being locked into a roofing-only platform. When you add siding or gutters next year, everything stays in one system.

Your Team Size Makes Per-User Pricing Unsustainable

If your monthly AccuLynx bill has crossed $1,000 and you are still growing, it is time to evaluate flat-rate alternatives. The math only gets worse from here. Every new hire increases your cost, and annual price increases compound the problem.

The switching cost (data migration, retraining, temporary productivity loss) is real, but it is a one-time expense. The savings from moving to flat-rate pricing are permanent and grow every year.

You Need Better Multi-Trade Reporting

AccuLynx reporting is built around roofing metrics. If you need to see profitability across roofing, siding, and gutter jobs in one dashboard, you will not get that from AccuLynx. You will end up exporting to spreadsheets and manually combining data, which defeats the purpose of having software in the first place.

A platform like Projul gives you job costing and reporting across all your work, not just one trade.

You Are Tired of the Pricing Games

If you dread the annual renewal conversation because you know the price is going up and you have no leverage, that frustration is a valid reason to switch. Transparent pricing means you know what you are paying today and what you will pay next year. No surprises, no negotiations, no sales tactics.

AccuLynx vs Competitors: Pricing Comparison

AccuLynx is not your only option, and it is not the only per-user platform out there. Here is how the major players stack up on pricing for a 15-user roofing team.

AccuLynx

• Pricing model: Per-user, Pro and Elite plans by custom quote
• Estimated cost for 15 users: $900 to $1,800/month ($10,800 to $21,600/year), based on SubcontractorHub’s August 2026 range
• Setup fees: Not published
• Contract: Annual
• Free trial: No
• Trades supported: Roofing only
• Published pricing: No

AccuLynx is purpose-built for roofing with strong supplier integrations (ABC Supply, Beacon) and aerial measurement tools. The trade-off is that you are locked into roofing-only workflows and per-user pricing that scales with your team.

JobNimbus

• Pricing model: Account-based CRM price plus per-user fees by role
• Estimated cost for 15 users: $525 to $1,675/month ($6,300 to $20,100/year), based on ITQlick’s June 2026 figures ($225 or $550 a month plus $20 to $75 per user)
• Setup fees: None required
• Free trial: 14 days
• Trades supported: Primarily roofing, some general contracting
• Published pricing: No

JobNimbus is another roofing-focused platform that has started expanding into adjacent trades. In 2026 it renamed its plans Essentials, Pro, Premium and Enterprise, all by quote. Pricing is per-user like AccuLynx, so you face the same scaling problem, with an account-based CRM fee on top.

For a 15-user team, JobNimbus and AccuLynx end up in an overlapping price range. Neither solves the fundamental problem of costs scaling with headcount.

Buildertrend

• Pricing model: Custom quote based on annual construction volume, with unlimited users and no per-user fees
• Estimated cost: Last published plans (December 2024) ran $449 to $989/month billed annually; third-party estimates (Connecteam, September 2026) put a 20-employee builder at about $9,000 to $14,000/year
• Setup fees: None published
• Contract: Billed annually or quarterly
• Trades supported: General construction, remodeling, home building
• Published pricing: No, not since early 2025

Buildertrend has no per-user fees, which solves the per-user scaling problem. However, Buildertrend is built primarily for home builders and remodelers. Roofing contractors often find that the workflows and templates are not optimized for production roofing. You may end up paying for a platform that technically supports your trade but was not designed around it.

Buildertrend’s pricing is also higher than Projul’s equivalent tiers, and the platform can feel over-engineered for companies that do not need home-building features.

Projul

• Pricing model: Flat-rate, no per-user fees (unlimited users on Pro)
• Cost: $199/month Starter, $399/month Core, $599/month Core+, $1,199/month Pro, billed annually ($2,388 to $14,388/year)
• Setup fees: $0
• Contract: Month-to-month or annual
• Trades supported: All construction trades including roofing
• Published pricing: Yes, fully transparent at projul.com/pricing

Projul gives you flat-rate pricing with no per-user fees, no setup fees, and support for every construction trade. For a 15-user roofing team, Projul Core+ costs $7,188 per year compared to $10,800 to $21,600 for AccuLynx. That is a savings of $3,612 to $14,412 per year.

Core+ covers up to 20 users, so hiring user number 16, 17, or 20 doesn’t change your bill, and Pro removes the user limit entirely.

The Bottom Line on Competitor Pricing

Per-user platforms (AccuLynx, JobNimbus) punish growth. The more successful your business becomes, the more you pay for software. Projul and Buildertrend drop per-user fees, so hiring does not add per-seat charges.

Between those two, Projul offers the lowest entry point, the most flexible contracts, and a construction CRM and project management platform built for trades like roofing without the overhead of home-building features you will never use.

Making the Right Choice for Your Business

Here is the honest advice:

If you are a small, roofing-only company with 3 to 5 users and no plans to grow beyond roofing, AccuLynx may work fine. The per-user cost stays manageable at that size, and the roofing-specific features like aerial measurements and supplier ordering add genuine value.

If you are a growing roofing company adding users regularly, the per-user pricing will start to hurt. Every new hire bumps your software cost. Projul’s flat-rate model is built for companies that are scaling up.

If you do roofing plus other work, AccuLynx simply does not support your full business. You will end up running two systems, which means double the cost and double the headache. Projul handles everything in one place.

If transparent pricing matters to you (and it should), Projul lets you see exactly what you are paying before you ever talk to anyone. AccuLynx makes you go through a sales process first.

See the Pricing for Yourself

You do not have to take our word for it. Projul’s pricing page shows you exactly what each plan costs and what is included. No demo required, no sales pitch, no guesswork.

And if you want to see the platform in action, you can schedule a demo on your own terms. Pick a time that works for you, see the features, ask your questions, and make a decision without any pressure.

Your software should work for your business, not the other way around. And you should always know what it costs before you commit.

📚 Related: See our best AccuLynx alternatives and AccuLynx vs Projul comparison. Compare with Projul’s transparent pricing. For a wider look at what the industry charges, read our full construction software pricing guide.

Ready to Stop Overpaying for Software?

Here is what you can do right now:

1. Check the pricing. Visit Projul’s pricing page and see exactly what each plan includes. Plans start at $2,388/year, with no per-user fees on any plan.

2. Do your own math. Count the number of people on your team who need access. Multiply that by $60 to $120 (the third-party range) or whatever AccuLynx quotes you. Then compare it to $199, $399, $599, or $1,199 flat (billed annually). The numbers speak for themselves.

3. Book a demo on your schedule. No pressure, no hard sell. Just a walkthrough of estimating, job costing, scheduling, invoicing, and everything else Projul does. Schedule your demo here and see why thousands of contractors have already made the switch.

You deserve to know what your software costs before you buy it. You deserve a pricing model that does not punish you for growing. And you deserve a platform that gives every person on your team the tools they need without charging you extra for each one.

Get started with Projul today.