Your clients join on your licence
Invite a property manager or a main contractor and they work with you, free, for as long as you work together. No seat fee, no per-job charge, nothing for them to approve with a finance team.
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Pricing 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
One licence.
Bring your clients on free.
Plan@Job is licensed to the contractor running the work. Everyone in your company is included, and the property managers and main contractors you work with join on your licence at no cost to them.
The contractor licence
£997per month
£33 a day - under an hour of one operative
Per month, excluding VAT. Monthly rolling, cancel at the end of any month.
Opening the account is free and takes a minute. The licence is what opens the platform, and you set it up from inside your account.
- Everyone in your company, no per-seat charge
- Your clients and main contractors join free, on your licence
- Jobs, project stages, dispatch and your own subcontractor base
- Quotes, contracts, e-signature, RAMS, risk assessments and invoices
- Your AI colleagues for enquiries, operations and finance administration
- Your records stay yours, and exportable, whatever happens next
What free actually means
A property manager or main contractor brought in by a contractor pays nothing, and works with that contractor. Paying is what opens the platform up beyond that one relationship. Nothing is taken away from the free account to make the paid one look better.
| Referred by a contractor | Own licence | |
|---|---|---|
| Who you can work with | The contractor who brought you in | Any contractor on the platform |
| Marketplace | Not included | Included |
| Your own supplier list | Not included | Included |
| Everything else in the product | Included | Included |
| Your records | Yours, and exportable | Yours, and exportable |
| Price | Free, on the contractor's licence | Their own licence, priced on portfolio size |
Why the contractor holds the licence
Because the contractor is the one with the relationship. The licence is not a bundle of features, it is the right to put every client and every main contractor you work with onto a platform that stays yours.
Everyone in your company is included
One price whether you are on your own or running an office of forty. Operatives, supervisors, office staff and your AI colleagues are all on the licence.
£33 a day
Less than an hour of one operative. Set against what is currently spent on job admin, chasing prices, retyping quotes and rebuilding paperwork that already exists.
Questions about pricing
Is there a contract or a minimum term?
No. The licence is monthly and can be cancelled at the end of a month. Onboarding is included rather than charged separately.
What happens after I create my account?
You can set your company up straight away - details, documents and your identity check all save. The platform itself opens on the licence, and your onboarding call is booked once that is in place, so the call is about your business rather than a sales conversation.
Do I pay before I have been onboarded?
Yes, and that is deliberate. Onboarding used to come first and it filled the diary with people who were never going to start. Paying first means the call is spent setting your business up rather than selling to you.
Other pages say operator. Is that the same thing?
Yes. Operator is the account type inside the platform for the contractor business that runs clients, projects and subcontractors. Contractor is the same account, in the word the industry uses.
Do the prices include tax?
No. Every price on this page is quoted excluding VAT, and each market is priced in its own money rather than converted at the till.
I want work done at my own property.
That is not a licence. Send the details through and the job goes to a contractor near you.
Not a contractor? Main contractors, property managers and subcontractors have their own pages. Most of them never need one: if a contractor brings you in, you are on their licence and you pay nothing.