Contractor Foreman is good software at a fair price, and it publishes that price, which is more than most of this category does. But it's construction project management — bids, daily logs, time cards, submittals. Obravetta is built to get the phone ringing. If you're choosing between them, you're probably solving the wrong problem with one of them.
Obravetta is an all-in-one platform for home service businesses, combining job management with customer acquisition. Plans are $27/mo for 1 user, $97/mo for up to 3, and $297/mo for unlimited users, with a website builder, CRM, quoting, invoicing, payments, missed-call text back, automated follow-up, email and text marketing, and review automation.
Contractor Foreman publishes five tiers with two billing columns. Month-to-month: Standard $139 for up to 3 users, Plus $199 for up to 8, Pro $279 for up to 15, and Unlimited $399 — Basic is not offered monthly at all, only annually. On annual billing the equivalents drop to $49, $105, $166, $221 and $332 a month. It offers a 30-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee, both longer than our 14 days.
Contractor Foreman is the better pick if you're managing construction projects and need estimating, scheduling, daily logs and document control. Obravetta is the better pick if your problem is not enough jobs, because project management software doesn't address that at all.
Published list prices as of October 2026, month-to-month, with the annual-billing equivalent in parentheses. Both companies publish openly — but Contractor Foreman's two columns are far apart, so the figure you see quoted elsewhere is usually the annual one.
| Seats | Obravetta | Contractor Foreman |
|---|---|---|
| 1 user | $27 ($22.50) | No monthly option — Basic is annual only, $49/mo ($588/yr) |
| 3 users | $97 ($80.83) | Standard $139 ($105) |
| 8 users | $297 ($247.50) | Plus $199 ($166) |
| 15 users | $297 ($247.50) | Pro $279 ($221) |
| Unlimited users | $297 ($247.50) | Unlimited $399 ($332) |
| Free trial | 14 days | 30 days |
| Money-back guarantee | None | 30 days |
| Setup & implementation | Done-for-you on Pro | Free on Pro & Unlimited |
| Private training sessions | Onboarding on Pro | 2–4/yr, unlimited on top tier |
| Website builder | Included | Not offered |
| Email & text marketing | Included | Not offered |
| Missed-call text back | Included | Not offered |
| Review automation | Included | Not offered |
Obravetta annual billing charges for ten months instead of twelve. Contractor Foreman's annual rates are roughly 25% below its monthly ones, and Basic has no monthly option at all. They're cheaper than us at eight and fifteen users on either column and we're not going to pretend otherwise — but the two products aren't covering the same ground, which is the whole point of this page. Verify current rates on each company's own site before you buy.
The most useful thing we can tell you is which problem each one solves, because the pricing comparison above is close to meaningless on its own.
It's construction project management: estimating and bidding, scheduling and Gantt charts, daily logs, time cards, change orders, submittals and RFIs, safety meetings, punch lists, document control. The buyer is a GC or a remodeler coordinating subs, materials and a build calendar.
None of that is about where the next job comes from. It assumes you won the bid.
Obravetta is the layer in front: a website that converts, a lead that gets texted back in seconds, follow-up that runs while you're on site, campaigns to the customers you already served, and a review request the moment the job closes.
Plenty of contractors run both, and that's a sensible setup: Contractor Foreman for the build, Obravetta for the pipeline. At $27 or $97 on our side, running both is realistic.
The overlap is smaller than you'd expect.
| Capability | Obravetta | Contractor Foreman |
|---|---|---|
| Estimates & quotes | Yes | Yes — construction estimating |
| Invoicing & payments | Yes | Yes |
| Scheduling | Yes — crew & booking calendar | Yes — project scheduling |
| CRM & sales pipeline | Yes, all plans | Basic CRM |
| Project management & Gantt | No | Yes |
| Daily logs | No | Yes |
| Time cards & crew hours | Basic | Stronger |
| Change orders | No | Yes |
| Submittals & RFIs | No | Yes |
| Punch lists & safety meetings | No | Yes |
| Document control | No | Yes |
| Website builder | Yes | No |
| Email & text marketing | Yes | No |
| Missed-call text back | Yes | No |
| Review automation | Yes | No |
| Online booking | Yes | No |
| Unified inbox across channels | Yes | No |
| AI voice answering | Growth & Pro | No |
| Free trial | 14 days | 30 days |
| Money-back guarantee | None | 30 days |
This one's easy, and it's most of the time if you're a builder. Contractor Foreman is the stronger fit if:
If your calendar has gaps rather than conflicts, project management software won't fill them. That's the case for us — and at $27 to start, running both isn't an either-or decision.
Every plan includes a 14-day free trial. Month-to-month, cancel anytime. Annual billing charges for ten months instead of twelve.
1 team member
Up to 3 team members
Unlimited team members
Five tiers across two billing columns, and the gap between them is wide. Month-to-month: Standard $139 for up to 3 users, Plus $199 for up to 8, Pro $279 for up to 15, Unlimited $399. Basic is not sold monthly at all — it's annual only. On annual billing the monthly equivalents are Basic $49 ($588/yr), Standard $105 ($1,264/yr), Plus $166 ($1,997/yr), Pro $221 ($2,654/yr) and Unlimited $332 ($3,984/yr). There's a 30-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Setup and implementation are free on Pro and Unlimited.
At small headcounts, yes. Month-to-month at three users it's $97 against $139, and a one-person shop can't buy Contractor Foreman monthly at all — Basic is annual only. At eight and fifteen users it reverses: their Plus at $199 and Pro at $279 both undercut our $297 Pro month-to-month, and on annual billing they undercut it by more. At unlimited users we're cheaper either way, $297 against $399 monthly or $247.50 against $332 annually. But the products cover different ground, so price alone shouldn't decide it.
Contractor Foreman is construction project management: estimating and bidding, project scheduling, daily logs, time cards, change orders, submittals and RFIs, punch lists, safety meetings and document control. Obravetta is customer acquisition plus service job management: a website that converts, missed-call text back, automated follow-up, email and text campaigns, review automation, quoting, invoicing, payments and online booking. There's some overlap on estimates, invoicing and scheduling, but they're aimed at different bottlenecks.
Yes, and plenty of contractors should. Contractor Foreman for running the build, Obravetta for filling the pipeline. At $27 or $97 a month on our side, running both is realistic for a small shop, and neither requires a contract.
No. A website builder, email and text marketing campaigns, missed-call text back, review automation and online booking aren't part of the product. If lead generation is the gap you're trying to close, Contractor Foreman won't close it regardless of which tier you buy.
Theirs, clearly. Contractor Foreman offers 30 days plus a 30-day money-back guarantee on every plan above. Obravetta offers 14 days, started from a checkout page, so a card is collected up front and you aren't billed until day 15. Cancel inside the trial and you won't be charged, but we're not going to claim that beats 30 days plus a money-back guarantee on top.
Fourteen days to see whether the follow-up and the missed-call text back fill the gaps in your calendar. Keep whatever you use for the build.
14-day free trial · No long-term contract · Cancel anytime
Contractor Foreman plan names, monthly and annual prices, user limits, trial length, money-back guarantee, setup and implementation terms and training session allowances were taken from Contractor Foreman's own pricing page, verified October 2026. Obravetta pricing from our own pricing page.
Feature rows describe each product's published capabilities and the categories they're built for, not a judgement of quality. Contractor Foreman's pricing page does not mark which feature modules are gated by tier beyond user counts, so confirm the specific modules you need at the tier you're quoting. Both companies change pricing — verify current details on each company's own website before purchasing. Contractor Foreman is a trademark of its respective owner; Obravetta is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Contractor Foreman. Provided for informational purposes.