You've got framing on one job, drywall on another, and a sub who hasn't called back since Thursday. Evalation builds the estimate, tracks the lead, schedules every crew, and sends the invoice, all from the same system. One login instead of four. No per-user fee eating your margin as you add crews.
Three crews went out today. Framing on the Miller remodel, drywall on the Oak Street addition, and a sub on the kitchen job you haven't heard from since lunch.
Your foreman texted you a change order the homeowner verbally approved on-site. Your bookkeeper is still waiting on last week's invoice numbers. Your scheduling spreadsheet says the plumber shows up Thursday. The plumber says nobody told him anything.
You open QuickBooks to check what actually got paid. You open the project management app to see what actually got done. You open the group text to figure out who's even on-site right now. None of the three match.
By 9pm you've done more data entry than actual contracting. The job that made you money this week and the job that's quietly losing you money look identical from where you're sitting, because nothing in your stack talks to anything else.
You didn't get into this business to be a full-time data entry clerk for four different apps.
Evalation is built on CORR. CORR (Company, Operations, Relations, and Revenue) is a category of business platform that runs a contractor's entire company in one system, replacing the separate CRM, estimating, project management, and accounting tools contractors traditionally stitch together. For a general contractor running multiple trades and multiple crews, that means one login instead of four. Read more at /what-is-corr.
Enter the scope, pull pricing from your own cost book, and get a professional estimate as a sendable PDF in about 5 minutes. No separate takeoff software. No rebuilding the same numbers in a spreadsheet afterward.
Every lead, every homeowner, and every sub or vendor tied to a job lives in one pipeline. Follow-ups go out on a schedule instead of living in your memory or a sticky note on your dash.
See where every crew is, on every job, every day, whether that's your framing crew, a drywall sub, or the electrician you only call twice a year. Assign the work, track the schedule, and catch a conflict before it turns into a no-show.
Draws, change orders, and accounts receivable stay tied to the job they came from, so you know which jobs are making money before the job is finished, not three weeks after. Evalation costs $297 per month for the first 50 founding members, locked for life, with no per-user fees.
A note on Evalation Lab: if a job on your board includes a deck, pergola, concrete pad, or fence, Lab is available inside your account: live 3D design, auto-generated blueprints, and an instant estimate, built for that scope specifically. It isn't the core of what a general contractor uses day to day, but it's there when that kind of job crosses your desk. See it in action on the deck builders page.
Most software pages at this point show you a customer quote. We're not going to invent one. Evalation doesn't have a published general contractor case study yet, and we'd rather tell you that straight than dress up a number that isn't real.
What we can tell you: Evalation was built by someone who ran job sites, not just software. Founder David Bassett built and exited a $5.3M residential construction company before building Evalation, and the CRM, the estimating, the scheduling, and the invoicing were all built to solve problems he had running crews himself, not to fit a generic template. Read his full story at /founder.
When we have a general contractor's own numbers to put on this page, they'll replace this section. If a job on your board touches deck, pergola, concrete, or fencing work, Evalation Lab already has a documented result for that kind of scope. It's a Lab result, not a general contracting operations result, so it isn't standing in as proof of what Evalation does for your CRM, scheduling, or invoicing. Read it at /case-study/steve.
Evalation Lab, the 3D design, auto-blueprint, and instant-estimate module, is built for deck, pergola, concrete, and fencing scopes today. If one of those crosses your board, Lab is available inside your account. For everything else you run as a GC, your core tools are AI-assisted estimating, CRM, scheduling across crews, and invoicing.
Yes. Every crew, every trade, and every job lives on one schedule and one job record. You assign work by crew and by job, and you see all of it from one board instead of checking a spreadsheet against a group text.
CORR (Company, Operations, Relations, and Revenue) is a category of business platform that runs a contractor's entire company in one system, replacing the separate CRM, estimating, project management, and accounting tools contractors traditionally stitch together. That's the CRM, the estimating, the scheduling, and the invoicing side, in one login.
No. Evalation's founding rate is $297 a month, flat, locked for life for the first 50 members. The next 500 members lock in at $416 a month for life. There's no per-user fee at either tier, so adding crews and users never adds a bill. Full pricing at /pricing.
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Not yet, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. What we do have is a founder who ran a construction company himself, and a documented Lab result for contractors whose work touches decks, concrete, or fencing. See /founder and /case-study/steve.
One login for the estimate, the schedule, every crew, and the invoice. No per-seat bill waiting for you at the end of the month.