Built by a GC, for GCs.
Groundwork didn't start as software looking for a market. It started as an internal tool built to run real jobs, and every module in it exists because a real project needed it.
- Modules in the platform
- 251 Complete directory
- Disciplines, one login
- 13 77 most-used modules
- Features compared head to head
- 73 Against 5 competitors
- Chapters in the recorded tour
- 29 21 minutes of clips
Where it started
A tool built to run jobs first, sold to anyone second.
Estimating, scheduling, RFIs, job cost, certified payroll: each one got built because a real project on the ground needed it that week, not because a product roadmap called for it. That order matters. Software built to be sold first tends to optimize for the demo. Software built to run a real job first optimizes for the Tuesday morning it actually has to work.
A construction company betting its operations on a piece of software deserves real assurances: your data exports in standard formats whenever you want it, and a team that runs its own jobs on the same platform it sells you, so a problem gets found the same day it happens, not reported by a customer months later.
What we believe
A short list, and we hold to it.
Compliance shouldn't be an upsell.
Certified payroll, prevailing wage, and federal compliance tracking are built into the core platform, not sold as an add-on module.
Pricing should be public.
You shouldn't need a sales call to find out what something costs. It's on the pricing page, same as it would be for any other tool you buy.
Your data is yours.
Full export, any time, in standard formats. No gate, no support ticket required, no negotiation.
We're a small team, and we run the software we build on real jobs before we ship it to anyone else. If something's broken, we find out the same day someone in our own office does.
See it running a job that looks like yours.
No sales deck first. We load a project of your type and size and walk your team through it live, in the real product.