Contractor Foreman alternative:
switch to WorkTime and bring all your data
Move your Contractor Foreman contacts and projects to WorkTime.
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Contractor Foreman or WorkTime CRM?
Contractor Foreman prices as published on its own pricing page ↗ on October 3, 2026. They may have changed since.
What Contractor Foreman costs
- Plans are priced per company by number of users. Billed yearly: Basic $49 a month (1 user), Standard $105 (up to 3), Plus $166 (up to 8), Pro $221 (up to 15), Unlimited $332.
- Billed quarterly it is more: Standard $132, Plus $206, Pro $282, Unlimited $415 a month. The pricing page shows no month-to-month plan.
- 30-day free trial and a 100-day money-back guarantee (conditions apply).
What WorkTime CRM costs
- One plan: $99 a month per company, paid monthly, cancel anytime.
- Team members are included — no per-user fee and no user tiers.
- First month free, with a card on file.
Where Contractor Foreman is the better choice
- Construction project management in depth: RFIs, submittals, daily logs, change orders, purchase orders, sub-contracts, bid management, takeoffs, punchlists and a work-in-progress report.
- Cheaper for a single user: $49 a month on the yearly plan.
- A long money-back window.
What is different in WorkTime
- Built around getting and answering leads: Thumbtack with an automatic first reply, Google Local Services Ads, Facebook and Instagram Lead Ads, Angi and your website — all in one pipeline.
- AI does the office work: a priced estimate from job photos, and a phone assistant that picks up when you cannot (it runs on your own Twilio and Vapi accounts, billed by them).
- One price for the whole team, paid monthly: $99 a month per company with no user tiers. Contractor Foreman is $105 a month for up to three users, billed yearly.
The short version: If you run commercial jobs with RFIs, submittals and WIP reporting, Contractor Foreman is the deeper tool and you should stay. WorkTime fits residential remodeling and home-service companies whose bottleneck is leads, estimates and getting paid.
Contractor Foreman is a trademark of its owner. WorkTime CRM is an independent product and is not affiliated with Contractor Foreman.
Moving is the easy part
Three things that make the switch a day's work, not a month's.
AI matches your columns
We read your Contractor Foreman export and figure out which column is the name, phone, email, address and more — no manual mapping.
Skips duplicates
Clients you already have (same phone or email) are detected and skipped, so nothing doubles up.
Or we do it for you — free
Send us whatever you exported, even messy or multiple files, and our team imports it, usually within one business day.
How to move from Contractor Foreman
- 01In Contractor Foreman, export your contacts (and projects) to CSV.
- 02Save the files.
- 03Upload them here.
- 04The AI maps the columns automatically.
Official guide: Contractor Foreman KB ↗
What comes over
And where it lands: every customer on a card of their own, with their history and their jobs.
Clients
Names, phones (two per client), emails, addresses, notes and lead source.
Jobs
Past and active jobs become projects with status, contract value and dates.
Invoices
Paid and unpaid invoice history, attached to the right client.
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