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Construction project management for small remodelers and the homeowners they work with. Scheduling, budgets, change orders, daily logs, and a client portal — simple, fast, and built around getting paid.

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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 10 - 19 employees · 2026 |
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ProjexPilot is construction project management software built for small remodelers, general contractors, and the homeowners they work with — designed around the two things both sides actually fight about: the money and the milestones. Most construction tools treat payments as an afterthought...
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As answered by people managing CodeinCloud and ProjexPilot.
ProjexPilot's answer:
ProjexPilot grew out of real frustration on both sides of the contractor-homeowner relationship: payments and milestones were the constant friction point, and existing tools either buried the draw schedule inside billing or were too expensive and complex for a small shop. ProjexPilot was built to put the job, the money, and the milestones in one place that both the contractor and the homeowner can trust — starting with the draw-schedule and retainage engine that most tools treat as an afterthought.
ProjexPilot's answer:
ProjexPilot is built around the money and the milestones — the things contractors and homeowners actually fight about. Unlike tools that bury payments inside "progress billing," ProjexPilot leads with a draw-schedule engine: milestone draws, automatic retainage, and inspection and lien-waiver gates that hold a payment until it's earned. You can also import an existing spreadsheet to start in minutes instead of rebuilding a job from scratch, and homeowners get a real seat — approving draws and change orders from a free portal, not just viewing a read-only page.
ProjexPilot's answer:
It's purpose-built for small remodelers and general contractors — not enterprise teams — so it stays fast and simple where tools like Procore and Buildertrend get heavy and expensive. Pricing is flat and transparent with no per-user fees, and homeowner and subcontractor portal seats are always free. The draw-schedule engine, retainage, and lien-waiver gates are first-class features rather than afterthoughts, and your data stays portable — import from and export to spreadsheets anytime, so you're never locked in.
ProjexPilot's answer:
Small general contractors and remodelers running 1-10 jobs at a time, and the homeowners they work with. It's for shops that want estimates, schedules, draws, and homeowner transparency in one place without the cost and complexity of enterprise construction software. Insurance-restoration contractors are a secondary audience, with features for carrier-estimate cash timing.
ProjexPilot's answer:
Flutter (Dart) for the web app, Supabase (PostgreSQL, authentication, storage, and row-level security) for the backend, Stripe for payments, and Cloudflare for hosting.
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