The Procore alternative for contractors who bid and build

Procore is built for commercial GCs running large-volume jobs with an annual contract priced on construction volume. WinkScope is built for residential and light-commercial contractors who need to bid, schedule, invoice and manage subs without an enterprise agreement.

Priced per month, not per volume

Published monthly plans instead of pricing tied to your annual construction volume.

Live in minutes

No implementation consultant, no rollout schedule, no training program required.

Right-sized scope

Estimating, bidding, scheduling, work orders, invoicing, price book, portals and analytics, without RFIs and submittals you will never file.

AI-first workflow

Scope writing, material pricing and proposal generation handled by WinkScope AI.

WinkScope vs Procore

FeatureWinkScopeProcore
AI scope of workIncludedNo
Estimates + bidsIncludedIncluded
Invoicing + paymentsIncluded (Stripe)Add-on
Scheduling + GanttIncludedIncluded
Work orders for subsIncludedIncluded
Live materials pricingIncludedManual
Client + vendor portalsIncludedIncluded
Starting price$29.99/moVolume-based annual

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Procore alternative for small contractors?

Yes. WinkScope covers estimating, bidding, scheduling, work orders, invoicing and document management for residential and light-commercial contractors at $29.99/month, with no annual contract or volume-based pricing.

Does WinkScope handle commercial projects?

It handles light-commercial work well: multi-phase schedules, subcontractor work orders, change orders and progress billing. Very large commercial GCs with heavy RFI and submittal workflows are better served by Procore.

Summary

WinkScope is a Procore alternative for residential and light-commercial contractors. It includes AI estimating, bidding, change orders, progress billing, Gantt scheduling, subcontractor work orders, document management and client and vendor portals on published monthly pricing from $29.99, with no annual contract and no pricing tied to construction volume.