Projul

Overview

Founded in 2018 and headquartered in St. George, Utah, Projul positions itself as all-in-one construction management software for builders and contractors. The homepage emphasizes broad trade coverage — general contractors, home builders, remodelers, roofers, electricians, and plumbers — and highlights adoption at 5,000+ contractors across 301,185+ projects. It is a fit for teams that want one system for CRM, estimating, scheduling, invoices, job costing, and field communication rather than stitching together point tools.

Pricing

Projul’s pricing page is unusually explicit: plans start at $4,788/year, with no per-user fees and unlimited projects. The published tiers are Core ($4,788/year), Core+ ($7,188/year), and Pro ($14,388/year). That makes Projul easy to benchmark, but it also means buyers should be comfortable with annual commitments and a more consultative sales motion.

Strengths and weaknesses

The biggest strength is breadth. Projul covers lead capture, estimates, change orders, scheduling, geo-fenced time tracking, invoicing, customer messaging, project management, purchase orders, and live construction costs in one product. Its documented connections include QuickBooks Online and Desktop, Zapier, JustiFi payment processing, 1build AI-powered takeoffs, and supplier connections with SRS, Beacon, GAF, and ABC Supply. The downside is the same thing: it is a broad operating system, not a niche best-of-breed tool, so smaller teams or buyers who only need a single module may find it heavier than necessary.

When to pick Projul

Choose Projul if you are a contractor or builder who wants a single construction management platform with clear annual pricing, no per-user billing, and enough depth to run both office and field workflows. It is especially relevant if you need both QuickBooks Online and Desktop support, Zapier automation, integrated payments or takeoffs, or direct supplier connections. Skip it if you need monthly pricing flexibility, very deep commercial FSM/inspection workflows, or a narrow point solution rather than an all-in-one suite.