Built by a contractor who needed it

I run National Glass and Construction — a glass and glazing contractor. Storefronts, impact windows and doors, showers, railings. The same week-in, week-out loop every specialty sub knows: price the work, win the work, schedule the crew, document the field, bill the work, chase the payment.

When I went looking for software to run that loop, the industry's answer was software built for the other side of the table — general contractors and owners — at prices designed for them too: per-user fees that punish you for hiring, custom quotes that go up every renewal, and the features subs actually live in — pay applications, change orders, field logs — locked behind enterprise tiers. The affordable options stopped at invoices.

So I built the tool I couldn't buy, and ran my own company on it.

Every feature ran real jobs first

National Glass has put more than 400 bids and 143 projects through BuildWorkPro. When a bid takes one click too many or a pay application rounds wrong, it costs my crew before it ever reaches yours. That's the feedback loop this product is built on — contractor first, software second.

What we stand for

• Subs first. Every feature decision starts with "does this help a specialty contractor?" If it doesn't, we don't build it.
• One price, everything included. $79/month flat. The plumber with a 5-person crew deserves the same tools as the GC with a $100M backlog — and hiring your sixth person should cost you $0 more.
• Built to be used. Deep on the eight things a sub does every week, instead of shallow on eighty things nobody asked for.
• Your data, your business. Full export, any time. We sell software, not your data — and leaving is never a hostage negotiation.

If that sounds like how you'd want your software company run, the whole platform is $79/month and the first 14 days are free — no credit card, no demo call, no sales rep. Try it on a real job and see.

— Ivan
Founder, BuildWorkPro · Owner, National Glass and Construction