How much does Procore cost in 2026?
Procore's cheapest paid plan is Project Management at $375/month. The full tier structure runs from $375 through Enterprise at $1250/month across 4 plans. Procore sits in the Project Management category, where SaaS Price Hub tracks 13 tools with verified pricing. Verified against Procore's pricing page.
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What are all the Procore pricing tiers?
Procore publishes 4 plans:
- •Project Management: $375/month ($375/month billed annually) — reference starting ~$4.5K/year for small GC (<$3M ACV); RFI, submittals, meetings, drawings, punch list
- •Project Financials: $700/month ($700/month billed annually) — reference starting ~$8.4K/year; adds budgets, contracts, invoicing, change orders
- •Procore Platform: $1250/month ($1250/month billed annually) — reference starting ~$15K/year for GC ($3-10M ACV); PM + Financials + Field Productivity + Quality & Safety
- •Enterprise: custom quote — Large GCs ($50M+ ACV); adds analytics + Owner + Design coordination + custom implementation
How often does Procore change its pricing?
SaaS Price Hub has recorded no tracked list-price change for Procore in the last 12 months. Prices are re-checked against the vendor daily and any move is logged.
Full Procore price historyWhere can I find Procore's official pricing page?
Procore publishes its own pricing at www.procore.com/pricing.
Procore official pricing pageQuick facts about Procore pricing
- Key limit metric
- Annual Construction Volume (ACV)
- Free trial
- No separate trial
- Enterprise pricing
- Available (custom quote)
- Native currency
- USD
- Category
- Project Management
Who is Procore best for?
In other words, Procore is worth it for general contractors, subcontractors, and owners on projects >$1M in construction volume — particularly if you're currently managing RFIs, submittals, budgets, and drawings across email + Excel + paper binders. Project Management covers core workflows; Project Financials adds budgets + change orders + invoicing; Procore Platform bundles both plus Field Productivity + Quality & Safety; Enterprise adds Analytics + Owner + Design coordination. Moderate learning curve (2-4 week rollout typical). Native integrations with Autodesk, PlanGrid, Bluebeam, Sage 100/300, QuickBooks. Downside: opaque pricing (quote-based on ACV), and small residential contractors under $1M ACV won't get economics that work.
What is Procore not for?
Smaller residential contractor? Pick Buildertrend, JobTread, or CoConstruct (SMB-focused, per-user pricing). Just project management (no construction specifics)? Asana or ClickUp. Just field productivity? Fieldwire or PlanGrid alone.
Procore plans
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Key limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Project Management | 375 | 375 | reference starting ~$4.5K/year for small GC (<$3M ACV); RFI, submittals, meetings, drawings, punch list |
| Project Financials | 700 | 700 | reference starting ~$8.4K/year; adds budgets, contracts, invoicing, change orders |
| Procore Platform | 1250 | 1250 | reference starting ~$15K/year for GC ($3-10M ACV); PM + Financials + Field Productivity + Quality & Safety |
| Enterprise | custom | custom | Large GCs ($50M+ ACV); adds analytics + Owner + Design coordination + custom implementation |
Answer generated from SaaS Price Hub's daily-verified pricing tracker. Last updated August 12, 2026.
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