Project management built around fixed-price contracts — signed change orders, draw schedules, clean QuickBooks sync.
No demo call. No "contact sales." No per-seat math.
Tuesday, 4:12 pm — you price the kitchen. JobFolder turns the estimate into a signed fixed-price contract.
Every "while you're here" becomes a priced change order, signed on the client's phone before the work happens. The contract total moves with the scope.

Draws invoice themselves on their triggers. Payments, COs, and vendor bills land in QuickBooks correctly categorized, once. No export-fix-import Sundays.

JobFolder tracks burn vs. contract per job and warns you while there's still time to write a change order — not after the margin is gone.

You run fixed-price jobs. Why is your software cost-plus?
No credit card to start. No demo call. No sales rep named Chad.
You don't re-type anything. Send us an export (or your login) and we migrate active jobs, contacts, and open invoices for you during the trial — that's the white-glove import. Most crews run one job in JobFolder alongside the old tool before moving everything.
Yes — but honestly, fixed-price is the workflow we obsess over. If 90% of your work is cost-plus, Buildertrend's model may fit you better. If you quote a number and have to defend it, that's who we built this for.
One-way by default: contracts, draws, change orders, and payments post to QuickBooks Online as properly categorized invoices and payments the moment they happen. No CSV exports, no duplicate customers, no re-mapping accounts every month.
The catch is we don't have a sales team, demo calls, or conference booths, so you're not paying for them. Flat pricing is also a bet: small crews shouldn't do per-seat math every time they hire a lead carpenter.
AI is in there where it saves typing — drafting change-order line items from a text or photo, catching unbilled scope. There's no chatbot, no copilot branding, and no "AI fee."
No. Change orders and contracts go out as a link; clients review and sign on their phone. You see the timestamped signature in the job folder, and the contract total updates itself.