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CompanyCam Review

Photo documentation and communication platform for contractors

9.4 /10
WrenchStack
Fit Score
Latest price check 9 min read
Pricing verified Oct 22, 2026
HQ Lincoln, USA Best team size: 2-50
โ–ธ How we scored CompanyCam: 9.4/10
Factor Weight Sub-score
Vertical fit (best trade) 60% 9.0/10
Pricing transparency 20% 10.0/10
Integration coverage 20% 10.0/10

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Quick verdict

CompanyCam is best for Contractors needing structured photo documentation for insurance claims, customer trust, or marketing portfolios. Pricing starts at $63/mo base, plus seats. Trade fit of 8/10 or higher: Roofing, General Contractors, Landscaping & Lawn Care. 14-day free trial available.

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About CompanyCam

CompanyCam is a photo documentation and communication app for contractors, headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska. Its CEO, Luke, worked at the Hansen family roofing business, and when he could not find a tool that solved their photo problems, the Hansens built their own app.

It fills a gap that FSM photo features often leave: every photo is location- and time-stamped and filed into a project, with annotations, comments, tags, documents and customer-facing galleries. AI features come with credits (10 on Core, 100 on Crew and unlimited on Scale, per the pricing page's Total AI Credits row), and CompanyCam advertises unlimited cloud-based storage.

Pricing is per plan with included seats: Core at $63/month billed annually (1 user included, 2-user limit), Crew at $129/month (3 users) and Scale at $199/month (3 users), with additional users at $29 each and custom Enterprise pricing for 50+ users; the pricing page says annual billing saves 20%. CompanyCam offers a free trial; its restoration industry page says 14 days with no credit card required.

Integrations include ServiceTitan, JobNimbus, AccuLynx, Jobber, JobTread, SumoQuote, QuickBooks Online and Zapier, so photos can flow into the job record in your main system. CompanyCam sits alongside your FSM rather than replacing it.

The trade-off: CompanyCam is photo-only, not a full FSM, so it is an extra subscription. It pays off where photo evidence matters: roofing, insurance restoration and general contracting, and anywhere disputes or warranty claims turn on what the job looked like.

Pricing

Tier Price Notes
Core $63/mo Lowest price in this table
Crew $129/mo
Scale $199/mo Highest price in this table
Enterprise See pricing note

Core $63/mo billed annually (1 user included, 2-user limit); Crew $129/mo billed annually (3 users); Scale $199/mo billed annually (3 users); additional users are '$29 each' on Core, Crew and Scale, with no period stated; Enterprise custom for 50+ users. The pricing page says annual billing saves 20%; its month-to-month prices sit behind a Monthly/Annual toggle that WebFetch could not read on 2026-10-08 or 2026-10-22, so no month-to-month price is recorded. A Marketing Suite add-on is shown with 'Talk to Sales' and figures that carry no unit or billing label, so no add-on price is recorded. The pricing page offers a free trial ('Start your free trial. Cancel anytime.') without stating its length; the restoration industry page says 14 days with no credit card required. The pricing FAQ says you can cancel whenever you want and keep access through the end of the billing period, and that annual plans auto-renew at the end of the term with an email sent ahead of time. The Terms & Conditions (updated August 14, 2026) say fees paid are non-refundable except as the terms set out, monthly subscriptions renew until cancelled, and you must cancel before the renewal date to avoid the next charge. Verified against companycam.com/pricing, companycam.com/industries/restoration and companycam.com/terms 2026-10-22.

CompanyCam starts at $63/mo base, plus seats (Core tier). That is a base price for the account, with seats added on top (see the pricing note): spread across a 5-person team the base alone works out to about $13 per user. Its starting price places it in our entry price band (under $100 per user per month). The tier prices in the table above run from $63 to $199/mo; the pricing note gives the billing terms and any other published prices. 1 of its 4 tiers has no price in our table; see the pricing note. 14-day free trial.

Pricing verified 2026-10-22. Prices can change, so confirm them with CompanyCam before purchasing.

Cost by crew size

Monthly cost of the cheapest CompanyCam plan that allows each number of users, worked out from the plan prices and user rules on its pricing page, counting every tech as a full user. Plan prices and extra-user fees only: job, appointment and other usage limits, add-ons, setup fees and payment processing are not included; where a plan's usage limit is recorded, it is named under the figure. "Extra-user fee period not stated" means a plan that could cost less charges a fee for each extra user without saying whether the fee is per month or per year, so that crew size is not priced.

Users Billed annually
1 $63/mo Core
3 $129/mo Crew
5 Extra-user fee period not stated Crew
10 Extra-user fee period not stated Crew

Source: companycam.com/pricing, read 2026-10-22.

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Key features

photo documentation project galleries gps metadata customer sharing before after organization ai photo tagging mobile app annotations

Integrations

quickbooks online servicetitan jobnimbus acculynx jobber jobtread sumoquote zapier

Pros

  • + Location-tagged photo organization

    Every photo is tied to location, project and date, so photos stay filed by job.

  • + AI features on every plan

    AI features for working with photos come with credits on every plan: 10 on Core, 100 on Crew and unlimited on Scale, per the pricing page's Total AI Credits row.

  • + Integrations with major contractor platforms

    ServiceTitan, JobNimbus, AccuLynx, Jobber and JobTread integrations create or match CompanyCam projects from records in those systems and send CompanyCam photos and files back to them; the ServiceTitan, AccuLynx, Jobber and JobTread pages also list videos.

  • + Unlimited storage

    CompanyCam advertises unlimited cloud-based storage, and its pricing FAQ says photos are kept as long as you are a customer.

  • + Customer-facing galleries

    Share project galleries with customers as live links. Builds trust during the project and creates marketing assets after completion.

  • + Free trial

    The restoration industry page offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, so you can test it on live jobs with your crew before you pay; the pricing page says you can cancel anytime.

Cons

  • โˆ’ Photo platform only, not full FSM

    CompanyCam doesn't handle scheduling, dispatching, invoicing, or customer billing. Sits on top of your FSM as a photo layer. Additional monthly subscription rather than replacement.

  • โˆ’ Seat costs scale with team size

    Core includes 1 user and allows at most 2, and Crew and Scale include 3; extra users are $29 each, so a large crew pays well above the headline plan price. Cost-benefit depends on photo discipline actually paying back through faster claims and better marketing.

  • โˆ’ Value depends on how many photos you take

    CompanyCam lists 19 industries, including roofing, restoration, general contracting, HVAC, plumbing and electrical. Shops that take few job photos may find the photo tools in their FSM enough, so test it on real jobs during the trial.

Implementation

Connect CompanyCam to your main platform first (ServiceTitan, JobNimbus, AccuLynx, Jobber or JobTread) so projects match your jobs, invite the team and install the app on every field phone. Then agree photo standards for each job stage (arrival, before, work in progress, completion) and train the office on galleries, tags and sharing. The hard part is habit: expect to remind crews until photographing every stage becomes routine.

Best for / Watch out for

Best for

Contractors needing structured photo documentation for insurance claims, customer trust, or marketing portfolios

Watch out for

Photo platform only, not a full FSM; adds another monthly subscription on top of FSM; extra users cost $29 each beyond each plan's included seats, and Core allows at most 2 users

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Frequently asked questions

Is CompanyCam worth the extra subscription on top of my FSM?

It depends on how much your work relies on photo evidence. It suits work where photos settle claims, disputes and warranty questions or feed marketing portfolios, such as roofing, insurance restoration and general contracting. For HVAC, plumbing and electrical shops that take few photos, the photo tools in their FSM may be enough. Use the 14-day free trial on real jobs to judge it.

How does CompanyCam compare to taking photos with my phone's camera?

Native phone photos lack: GPS tagging tied to a specific project, automatic organization into project galleries, annotations and comments tied to specific images, structured before/after pairing, AI content tagging, customer-facing galleries, and integration with your FSM. CompanyCam is essentially the office discipline layer on top of phone photos: same photos, but searchable, organized, and tied to business records.

Does CompanyCam integrate with ServiceTitan?

Yes. During setup you choose whether dispatched or scheduled ServiceTitan jobs create a project in CompanyCam, and photos, videos and files from the project sync back to ServiceTitan. When the job is finished you have the option to archive the project.

Can CompanyCam handle drone footage?

You can upload photos and videos from drones through the app or the web interface into the same project gallery. Location tagging depends on the drone writing GPS data into its files, so test it with your own drone before relying on it.

What's the difference between CompanyCam's plans?

Core ($63/month billed annually) includes 1 user, with a 2-user limit; Crew ($129/month billed annually) and Scale ($199/month billed annually) each include 3 users; additional users are $29 each; Enterprise is custom for 50+ users. AI credits are 10 on Core, 100 on Crew and unlimited on Scale, per the pricing page's Total AI Credits row. Feature differences between plans are listed on CompanyCam's pricing page, so confirm the features you need (such as AI photo tagging) are on the plan you choose.

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Pricing starts at $63/mo base, plus seats. 14-day free trial. The pricing note records that no credit card is needed.

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