Fieldwire
Depends
Confidence: Medium
Buy if you run commercial crews coordinating plans, tasks, and punch lists on-site.
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Comparison
Fieldwire and Procore both land on Depends.
Buy if you run commercial crews coordinating plans, tasks, and punch lists on-site.
Buy it if you run multi-project commercial construction with admin staff and a five-figure software budget.
| Compare | Fieldwire | Procore |
|---|---|---|
| Verdict | Depends | Depends |
| Best for | Commercial field crews | Large general contractors |
| Who it's not for | Solo operators . spreadsheets are enough | Small contractors under ~$5M revenue |
| Privacy | No public CVEs found in reviewed sources; one scanner grades posture low (F, 28/100) and infostealer-exposed credentials are tied to the domain.⁹ | FedRAMP Moderate authorized; one unconfirmed ransomware leak-site listing; no confirmed product CVEs found in sources reviewed. |
| Support quality | Sources inconclusive | No direct support evidence found |
| Public sentiment | Reviewers praise the task and punch-list workflow on mobile while flagging per-user pricing and integration limits. | G2 reviewers largely praise the platform, while Reddit threads cite pricing pain, rocky implementations, and poor fit for small companies.16 |
| Biggest gotcha | Per-user pricing multiplies fast across crews; Business Plus is $89/user/month² | Expect five-figure annual contracts; reported ACV ranges $15K-$80K by volume15 |