Workyard

Workyard overview

Workyard is a construction workforce management platform aimed at contractors who need better labor visibility without adopting a heavier FSM or ERP system. Its positioning is centered on GPS-verified time tracking for field crews, payroll export, and job costing — the core workflows that affect payroll accuracy and project profitability.

Pricing

Workyard’s pricing page says plans start at $6 per user per month when billed annually, with monthly billing also available. The public plan matrix shows a $8 per user per month plan plus a $50 monthly company base fee, and a Pro plan at $16 per user per month plus the same base fee. That makes Workyard easy to budget for smaller construction teams that want transparent pricing.

Strengths and weaknesses

Workyard’s biggest strength is labor accuracy: GPS-verified time tracking and payroll exports help contractors reduce timesheet errors and get cleaner cost data. The platform also keeps the workflow focused on the essentials, which is useful if a team wants time tracking and job costing without a large software rollout. The tradeoff is that it is not a full FSM or ERP replacement, so buyers needing deep service dispatch, customer management, or broad operational modules should look at a fuller suite.

When to pick Workyard (and when not to)

Workyard is a good fit for small to mid-sized construction or field-service teams that care most about labor accuracy, payroll exports, and job costing. It is especially relevant when crews work across many job sites and you need a clean, mobile-first time-tracking system. Skip it if you need a broader all-in-one FSM platform or a system that covers complex service operations end to end.