Procore vs Axion PM, by the numbers.
| Axion PM | Procore | |
|---|---|---|
| How the price is set | One flat price per company | Your annual construction volume (ACV) and the products you buy¹ |
| Published price | Yes: $499/mo or $4,990/yr | No. Quote after a demo¹ |
| Small GC ($10M–$50M a year) | $4,990–$5,988 a year | About $15,000–$30,000 a year¹ |
| Mid-size GC ($50M–$200M a year) | $4,990–$5,988 a year | About $30,000–$80,000 a year¹ |
| Budgets, commitments, pay apps | Included | Separate financial products¹ |
| Setup cost | None. Import from Excel yourself | Third parties report large first-year implementation costs on bigger rollouts¹ |
| Contract | Monthly, cancel anytime (or yearly to save) | Annual contract¹ |
| Users | Unlimited | Unlimited¹ |
How Procore's price is built.
- Annual construction volume
- The dollar value of the work across your projects. More volume, higher price, even with the same team.¹
- Products
- Project management, financials and other tools are sold as separate products; each adds to the quote.¹
- Annual contracts
- You sign for a year at a time, and the renewal is re-quoted on your new volume.¹
- Rollout
- Bigger companies often pay for implementation and training on top of the subscription.¹
A worked example.
A general contractor doing $20 million a year with 12 people in the office and field: Procore's estimated range is $15,000–$30,000 a year.¹ Axion PM is $4,990 a year on the yearly plan, the same price at $20 million or $200 million.
One price for your company.
A lot of construction software is priced on your annual construction volume, so the bill goes up every time you win more work. Axion PM is one flat price, no matter how many jobs you run or how big they get.
$499per month
Or $4,990 a year, which saves $998 (two months free).
30 days free. No credit card to start.
- Unlimited projects
- Unlimited users: your team, subs, architects and owners
- Every tool on this page, nothing extra to buy
- 1 TB of storage for drawings, photos and documents
- Your logo on every PDF and Excel export
- Never priced on your construction volume
- No setup fee, cancel anytime
Common questions.
How much does Procore cost?
Procore doesn't publish prices. It quotes each company based on annual construction volume and the products chosen. Third-party estimates put small contractors at about $15,000 to $30,000 a year and mid-size contractors at about $30,000 to $80,000 a year.
Why does Procore cost more as my company grows?
Because the price is tied to your annual construction volume: the dollar value of work across your projects. Winning more work can mean a bigger renewal even if your team is the same size.
Are budgets and pay apps included in Procore?
Budgets, commitments, change orders and invoicing are part of Procore's financial products, which are priced separately from its project management tools.
What is a cheaper alternative to Procore?
Axion PM covers the tools most general contractors use in Procore (daily logs, drawings, RFIs, submittals, punch lists, schedules, budgets, subcontracts, sub pay apps, owner billing and change orders) for $499 a month flat for the whole company, with unlimited users.
Can I try Axion PM before buying?
Yes. Sign up and you're inside a fully built sample job in minutes. 30 days free, no credit card, no sales call.
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- 1. Procore doesn't publish prices. Ranges and how pricing works are from third-party reviews (OneCrew, Projul, CostBench), October 2026; your quote may differ.
- 2. Procore is a trademark of its owner and isn't affiliated with Axion PM. Check details with the vendor; they can change.
Built by a builder. Try it on your next job.
Axion PM was built by a working general contractor, around how a job actually runs: logs from the field, questions from subs, pay apps at the end of the month, and a cost meeting where the numbers have to hold up.
- 30 days free
- No credit card
- No sales call
- Inside a sample job in minutes