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UDA ConstructionOnline Review

Construction management software for builders and contractors, from estimating and scheduling to job costing and client portals

8.8 /10
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Latest price check 10 min read
Pricing verified Oct 8, 2026
Founded 1999 HQ Auburn, Alabama, USA Best team size: 1-100
โ–ธ How we scored UDA ConstructionOnline: 8.8/10
Factor Weight Sub-score
Vertical fit (best trade) 60% 8.0/10
Pricing transparency 20% 10.0/10
Integration coverage 20% 10.0/10

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Quick verdict

UDA ConstructionOnline is best for Residential builders, general contractors, remodelers and specialty contractors who want estimating, scheduling, financials, documents and client portals in one system, with unlimited users on the full plans. Pricing starts at $165.83/mo base, plus seats. Trade fit of 8/10 or higher: General Contractors. 10-day free trial available.

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About UDA ConstructionOnline

UDA ConstructionOnline is cloud construction management software from UDA Technologies, a company based in Auburn, Alabama. UDA says it first released software in 1999, and that its founder, Michael Stevens, came from the multifamily, commercial and custom residential construction markets. UDA says more than 950,000 construction professionals use its platforms. It sells ConstructionOnline to residential and production builders, general contractors, multifamily builders and specialty contractors such as electrical, HVAC, plumbing and roofing firms.

The platform covers estimating and proposals with costbooks, change orders, purchase orders, bills, invoicing and job costing; Gantt scheduling with baseline tracking; daily logs, punch lists, RFIs, submittals and time tracking; a plan room with markup; file and photo storage; and client and subcontractor portals. Redline Takeoff, UDA's on-screen takeoff tool, measures areas, counts and volumes on plans and sends the quantities into estimates. The help center says it comes with Team, Business and Enterprise subscriptions (one, three and ten licenses), not with Pro. There is a mobile app.

QuickBooks Online connects through a two-way sync: estimates, change orders and invoices go to QuickBooks, and actuals, committed costs and invoiced amounts come back for job costing. QuickBooks Desktop and PlanSwift connect through Socket, a Windows app from UDA installed on the same computer as QuickBooks. UDA also lists integrations with Docusign, Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook 365, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box and HubSpot, plus an API for custom connections.

Pricing has two tracks. ConstructionOnline Basics is priced per user: the Basics pricing page lists $199 a month or $1,990 a year for the first user, plus $30 a month or $300 a year for each additional user, for 1 to 15 users. The full residential, commercial, specialty and multifamily plans are quoted based on your construction volume and the tools you need, and include unlimited users and unlimited client and subcontractor access. Enterprise starts at $36,840 a year. UDA offers a 10-day free trial and says the full plans include free onboarding and training and U.S.-based support.

The trade-off: outside Basics and Enterprise you need a sales quote to learn the price, and takeoff requires Team or higher. ConstructionOnline is built around project-based construction work (estimates, schedules, budgets, documents) rather than dispatching technicians to service calls, so service trades that run on a dispatch board may be better served by field service software.

Pricing

Tier Price Notes
Basics $165.83/mo Lowest price in this table
Residential, Commercial, Specialty or Multifamily (quote) See pricing note
Enterprise $3070/mo Highest price in this table

Basics is priced per user: the Basics pricing page lists $199 a month or $1,990 a year for the first user (shown beside struck-through $239 and $2,390), plus $30 a month or $300 a year per additional user, sold through a calculator for 1 to 15 users (more than 15: contact UDA). The headline is the yearly price divided by 12 ($165.83 a month). The full residential, commercial, specialty and multifamily plans name no plan levels on the pricing pages; they are quoted to your annual construction volume, project complexity and tools, and include unlimited users plus unlimited client and subcontractor access. Enterprise starts at $36,840 billed annually ($3,070 a month by division) and varies with product level and services. 10-day free trial. Verified against us.constructiononline.com/construction-software-basics-pricing, the residential and commercial pricing pages and us.constructiononline.com/enterprise-pricing 2026-10-08.

UDA ConstructionOnline starts at $165.83/mo base, plus seats (Basics 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 $33 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 $165.83 to $3070/mo; the pricing note gives the billing terms and any other published prices. 1 of its 3 tiers has no price in our table; see the pricing note. 10-day free trial.

Pricing verified 2026-10-08. Prices can change, so confirm them with UDA ConstructionOnline before purchasing.

Cost by crew size

Monthly cost of the cheapest UDA ConstructionOnline 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.

Users Billed annually where offeredBilled monthly
1 $165.83/mo Basics (billed yearly) $199/mo Basics (billed monthly)
3 $215.83/mo Basics (billed yearly) $259/mo Basics (billed monthly)
5 $265.83/mo Basics (billed yearly) $319/mo Basics (billed monthly)
10 $390.83/mo Basics (billed yearly) $469/mo Basics (billed monthly)

Source: us.constructiononline.com/construction-software-basics-pricing, read 2026-10-08.

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Key features

estimating project management scheduling job costing change orders purchase orders invoicing takeoffs daily logs rfi management document management client portal mobile app

Integrations

quickbooks online quickbooks desktop docusign google calendar outlook calendar google drive onedrive dropbox box hubspot planswift

Pros

  • + Broad project toolset

    Estimating, scheduling, change orders, purchase orders, invoicing, job costing, daily logs, RFIs, submittals, plan markup and client portals sit in one system, so a builder does not have to stitch separate tools together.

  • + Unlimited users on full plans

    The residential, commercial, specialty and multifamily plans include unlimited users plus unlimited client and subcontractor portal access, so adding field and office staff does not add seat fees.

  • + Two-way QuickBooks Online sync

    Estimates, change orders and invoices go to QuickBooks Online, and actuals, committed costs and invoiced amounts come back into ConstructionOnline for job costing. QuickBooks Desktop connects through UDA's Socket app.

  • + Built-in takeoff

    Redline Takeoff measures floor and wall areas, fixture counts and concrete volumes on plans and sends the quantities into estimates, on Team, Business and Enterprise plans.

  • + Per-user entry plan

    Basics lets a small team start with estimating, selections, change orders, invoicing, Gantt scheduling, daily logs, client portals and 100 GB of storage without buying a full plan.

  • + Onboarding included

    UDA says its full plans include free onboarding and training and U.S.-based customer support.

Cons

  • โˆ’ Full-plan prices are not published

    Residential, commercial, specialty and multifamily plans are quoted after you share details about your business, so you cannot compare costs without talking to sales. Enterprise starts at $36,840 a year.

  • โˆ’ Takeoff is not on every plan

    Redline Takeoff comes only with Team, Business and Enterprise, with a set number of licenses (one, three or ten); Pro subscriptions do not include it.

  • โˆ’ Basics is priced per user

    Unlike the full plans, Basics charges for each user (the pricing page lists $30 a month or $300 a year per added user), and the online calculator goes up to 15 users.

  • โˆ’ Not a service dispatch tool

    It is built for project-based construction, not for dispatching technicians to service calls or planning routes.

  • โˆ’ A lot to set up

    Estimating, scheduling, financial and portal tools each need setup (costbooks, schedule templates, QuickBooks mapping, permissions), so plan time for onboarding.

Implementation

Start with the 10-day free trial and decide between Basics (priced per user) and a quoted full plan based on team size and whether you need Redline Takeoff (Team and up). Set up costbooks and estimate templates first, then schedule templates, user permissions and client and subcontractor portal access. Connect QuickBooks Online through the built-in two-way integration, or install UDA's Socket app on the Windows computer that runs QuickBooks Desktop. On a full plan, use the free onboarding and training UDA lists, and ask a product specialist to assign any takeoff licenses, which the help center says are assigned manually at a company admin's request.

Best for / Watch out for

Best for

Residential builders, general contractors, remodelers and specialty contractors who want estimating, scheduling, financials, documents and client portals in one system, with unlimited users on the full plans

Watch out for

Full plans are quote-only; UDA's help center limits Redline Takeoff to Team, Business and Enterprise subscriptions; it is built for project-based construction, not service-call dispatch; the entry Basics plan is priced per user

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Frequently asked questions

How much does UDA ConstructionOnline cost?

Basics is priced per user: the Basics pricing page lists $199 a month or $1,990 a year for the first user, plus $30 a month or $300 a year per additional user. The full residential, commercial, specialty and multifamily plans are quoted to your business. Enterprise starts at $36,840 a year. There is a 10-day free trial.

Does it include unlimited users?

The full plans include unlimited users and unlimited client and subcontractor access. Basics is the exception: it is priced per user and sold for up to 15 users online.

Does ConstructionOnline integrate with QuickBooks?

Yes. QuickBooks Online has a two-way sync that sends estimates, change orders and invoices to QuickBooks and brings actuals and committed costs back. QuickBooks Desktop connects through UDA's Socket app on Windows.

Does it include takeoff?

Redline Takeoff is included with Team (one license), Business (three) and Enterprise (ten) subscriptions. Pro subscriptions do not include it, and extra licenses can be purchased.

Who makes ConstructionOnline?

UDA Technologies, based in Auburn, Alabama. UDA says it first released software in 1999 and that more than 950,000 construction professionals use its platforms.

Is ConstructionOnline a field service (FSM) tool?

Not primarily. It is built for project-based construction (estimating, scheduling, job costing, documents) rather than dispatching technicians to service calls.

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