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CompanyCam Review 2026: Pricing, Pros and Cons
CompanyCam is a photo documentation app for contractors. Crews take timestamped photos and videos on their phones, the app files them by project, and the office turns them into reports, checklists and client updates. Plans start at $79 a month for one user, or $63 a month billed yearly, and G2 reviewers rate it 4.6 out of 5.
This review covers what CompanyCam does well, where it falls short, what it costs for a real crew, and when a different tool is a better fit. Prices come from CompanyCam's own pricing page; ratings and comments come from G2.
Reviewed and prices checked November 8, 2026.
CompanyCam at a glance
- What it is: a jobsite photo and video app with reports, checklists and client sharing.
- Best for: roofing, restoration, remodeling, solar and other trades that sell and defend their work with photos.
- Price: from $79 a month for 1 user; Crew is $149 a month for 3 users; extra users $34 a month.
- Rating: 4.6 out of 5 on G2, from 35 reviews.
- Free plan: no; a free trial is available.
- Not included: scheduling and dispatch aren't listed on any plan.
CompanyCam pricing in 2026
CompanyCam has three self-serve plans and an Enterprise plan, billed monthly or yearly. Yearly billing saves 20% and renews automatically.
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly | Users included | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core | $79 a month | $63 a month | 1 (limit of 2) | Timestamped photos and videos, project history, photo reports, on-site payments (US), client updates, offline mode, price book and invoicing |
| Crew | $149 a month | $119 a month | 3 | Checklists, auto-generated job reports, task assignment, live job map, client access, proposals from voice notes and photos, AI features |
| Scale | $299 a month | $249 a month | 3 | Unlimited templates and auto reports, multi-location view, subcontractor controls, room measuring from the camera, e-signed agreements, auto-translation |
| Enterprise | Contact sales | Contact sales | 50 or more | Single sign-on, multi-location management, implementation help, a dedicated success manager |
Extra users cost $34 a month on monthly billing or $29 a month billed yearly. AI features are included in Crew, Scale and Enterprise, not in Core. A Marketing Suite for social posts and Google reviews is sold as an add-on.
Here is what that adds up to for common team sizes:
| Team | Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo owner | Core, 1 user | $79 a month | $63 a month ($756 a year) |
| Owner plus 1 tech | Core, 2 users | $113 a month | $92 a month ($1,104 a year) |
| Crew of 3 | Crew, 3 users | $149 a month | $119 a month ($1,428 a year) |
| Crew of 6 | Crew, 6 users | $251 a month | $206 a month ($2,472 a year) |
Core is capped at 2 users, so a team of 3 or more starts on Crew.
What CompanyCam does well
- It is easy to pick up. G2 reviewers most often praise how quickly crews learn the mobile and desktop apps.
- Photos stay organized. Every photo lands in the right project with its timestamp, so the office can follow progress without calling the crew.
- Sharing is fast. Teams send photo galleries and reports to homeowners, partners and insurance adjusters in a few taps.
- Markup tools. Arrows, notes and annotations on photos are one of the most liked features.
- Phone storage. Photos live in the cloud, so crews don't fill their phones with job pictures.
- Integrations. CompanyCam connects to AccuLynx, Jobber, JobNimbus, JobTread, Leap, QuickBooks Online, Roofr and ServiceTitan, plus Zapier.
Where CompanyCam falls short
- Price per user. Some reviewers find it expensive, and every user past the plan's limit adds $29 to $34 a month.
- It isn't a full job management system. CompanyCam has added invoicing, proposals and task assignment, but scheduling and dispatch aren't on its plans, so many shops run it next to Jobber, Housecall Pro or ServiceTitan.
- Newer features can be rough. Reviewers say some newer tools, including AI features, can be buggy or inconsistent.
- Offline sync. A few users report photos not syncing cleanly after working offline.
- Android gaps. Some features reviewers use on iPhone are reported missing on Android.
- AI on higher plans only. Solo users on Core don't get the AI features.
Who CompanyCam is for
CompanyCam fits crews whose photos do real work: proving a roof was damaged before a claim, showing a homeowner what was behind the drywall, or giving a project manager a view of five jobs at once. If your scheduling, estimates and invoicing already run in another tool that CompanyCam integrates with, it slots in well.
It is a weaker fit if you want one system for the whole job, from the first call to the invoice, or if your team is large and mostly needs photos inside inspection reports rather than a separate photo library.
CompanyCam vs Clevra
CompanyCam is photo-first: the project gallery is the center of the app. Clevra is job-first: photos are attached to the checklists and reports your techs fill in on each visit, alongside scheduling, estimates, invoicing and payments.
- In Clevra: clients, estimates, jobs, scheduling, invoicing, online payments and a customer portal on every plan, with checklists, inspection reports and QuickBooks Online on Pro and Business. Techs add photos while filling in checklists and reports in the phone's browser, and the Technician app for iPhone is coming soon.
- Not in Clevra: LiDAR room measuring or a marketing suite like CompanyCam's.
- Pricing: Clevra charges a flat plan fee, not per user.
- Free: $0, 1 seat
- Pro: $49 a month, or $39 a month billed yearly, up to 5 seats
- Business: $99 a month, or $79 a month billed yearly, up to 15 seats
If photos are your main product, CompanyCam is hard to beat. If you are paying for CompanyCam plus a second tool to run jobs, compare the total in our CompanyCam alternatives guide.
CompanyCam review FAQ
Is CompanyCam worth it?
For crews whose work is sold and defended with photos, such as roofing, restoration and remodeling, yes: G2 reviewers rate it 4.6 out of 5 and praise how easy it is to use. If you also need scheduling, dispatch and full job management, you will likely pay for a second tool as well.
How much does CompanyCam cost?
CompanyCam Core costs $79 a month for one user, or $63 a month billed yearly. Crew is $149 a month with 3 users and Scale is $299 a month with 3 users, or $119 and $249 billed yearly. Extra users cost $34 a month, or $29 billed yearly. Prices checked November 8, 2026.
Does CompanyCam have a free plan?
No. CompanyCam's pricing page lists paid plans only and offers a free trial you can cancel anytime. It doesn't say how long the trial lasts.
Does CompanyCam work offline?
Yes. CompanyCam says the app works offline and syncs when you are back online. Some G2 reviewers report occasional sync problems after working offline, so check photos uploaded before you leave a site.
What are the best CompanyCam alternatives?
It depends on what you need beyond photos. Photo-first options include SiteCam and Manifold; job management tools like Clevra, Jobber and Housecall Pro add scheduling, estimates and invoicing. Our CompanyCam alternatives guide compares them side by side.
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Sources: CompanyCam pricing and integrations pages, checked November 8, 2026; CompanyCam reviews on G2.
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