Opsite exists because the software that was supposed to help contractors was built by people who never set foot on a job site.
I've been running residential remodels and managing crews of subcontractors for years. Kitchen gut-renovations, full bathroom remodels, ADUs, room additions — the kind of work where you're coordinating 8–12 subs per job, managing draws, chasing city inspections, and trying to keep clients updated without losing your mind.
I built Opsite because I needed it. Every "construction software" I tried was either designed for enterprise companies with 200 employees, or built for service calls like fixing a faucet. Nothing existed for the GC running 5–15 remodels with a crew of subs who won't download an app.
I was tracking jobs in spreadsheets, chasing invoices over text, and losing leads because they were buried in my DMs. My subs couldn't figure out the portal. My clients wanted updates but I didn't have time to send them. Something had to change.
"Every feature in Opsite exists because I needed it on a real job. Not because a product manager read a survey."
So I built it. Features such as the English and Spanish sub portal, job records, and in-product AI assistant grew from the handoffs I needed to manage. Ask us to demonstrate the workflow you would actually use.
Ran residential remodels in California. Managed everything with spreadsheets, texts, and sticky notes. Lost money on change orders I forgot to document.
I tried construction tools with different strengths, but still needed one workflow for jobs, draws, subs, and client communication in my residential GC business.
Started with the three things that cost me the most time: job tracking, invoicing, and a sub portal that actually works without forcing subs to download an app or create an account.
Opsite now runs the full lifecycle: CRM and lead scoring, proposals with e-signatures, job management, scheduling, invoicing, sub compliance, client portals, and an AI assistant that queries your entire business in plain English.
Every feature is designed by someone who's managed real construction projects. Not by a product team that Googled "contractor pain points."
We don't add features to fill a comparison chart. Every button, every screen, every automation solves a real problem that cost a real contractor real money.
No per-user fees. No annual contracts. No surprise charges. No enterprise sales process. You see the price, you sign up, you start.
Contractor workflows can connect inspection, billing, lead, and compliance records. Ask to see the trigger, review step, and resulting history for the process your team needs.
Opsite's published plans have no per-user fees, so you can add office, PM, and field teammates without buying another seat. Compare the current plan terms with the scope of your jobs.
Opsite connects job events to follow-up steps such as reviewing an inspection, preparing a draw, and drafting an invoice. Ask to see the approvals and resulting job history for the workflow you would use.
Your subs speak Spanish. Their portal should too. Opsite's sub portal works in English and Spanish — no app download, no login, no training.
Lino isn't a chatbot with canned responses. It queries 26+ data tables, reads your documents, and gives you real answers. "What's the profit margin on the Oak Street job?" — it knows.
Built by a contractor, for contractors. See why GCs are switching from spreadsheets and bloated enterprise software.
Request a workflow review →Opsite is a construction management platform for small-to-mid-size general contractors. It combines job management, invoicing, sub portals, CRM, proposals, scheduling, compliance, and AI into one platform — starting at $349/month with no per-user fees.