Quote a job, staff it, track the hours, invoice it, get paid. Buildora is where the work actually runs, not just where it gets copied into a spreadsheet afterward.
Free plan available for as long as you need it. Upgrade only when your team outgrows it.
A spreadsheet for budgets. A WhatsApp group for site updates. Paper timesheets that get typed up two weeks late. Buildora exists because none of that stays in sync for long.
Every job has its own schedule, budget, and task list, so you can tell in seconds whether it's on track or quietly slipping.
A quotation becomes an invoice becomes a paid job, all in the same record. Paynow billing is built in, not bolted on.
Your crew clocks in against the project they're actually on, so hours worked and hours billed stop being two different numbers.
Payroll pulls from hours already logged against real cost codes. What used to be a day of reconciling becomes a review and a click.
Invite a client in and they see their own project's progress and documents. That's it — nothing else in the workspace is theirs to see.
Contracts and drawings live under the project they belong to. Conversations happen in one inbox instead of five WhatsApp threads.
Buildora is built role-first. An admin sees the whole business; a client sees their one project. Nobody has to dig through screens meant for a different job.
Every project, every account, and every team member, in one view.
Delivery, budgets, and workforce, without the admin-level clutter.
The ledger: expenses, invoicing, and financial reporting.
A single, scoped view of their own project's progress and paperwork.
Once you invite a client in, they can check progress, documents, and invoices for their own project whenever they want, from wherever they are. Fewer "just checking in" calls, more time spent on the actual job.
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