WorkTrail logo
WorkTrail

WorkTrail pricing: 3 months free, then $14.99/month.

WorkTrail is priced for small contractors who need a practical way to collect worker hours, daily work descriptions, reimbursement receipts, and job history without buying a heavy construction management suite.

After the free period

$14.99/month
or $152.90/year plus applicable tax. Annual prepaid pricing equals about $12.74/month.

Pricing is for the WorkTrail subscription information page only. This page does not create checkout, billing, payment-provider, or app-store changes.

What is included in WorkTrail pricing?

The subscription is designed around the owner workspace and the daily field-record workflow that helps a contractor learn real labor cost and job history.

Owner account and workspace

The owner controls the company workspace, jobs/projects, workers, daily records, review status, and business history.

Worker daily links

Workers do not need paid accounts. They use simple daily links to submit hours, work descriptions, and reimbursement receipt details.

Jobs and project records

Field logs stay tied to the right job or project so the owner can review what happened and keep useful history.

Owner review

Review submitted records, correct mistakes, and watch for missing logs before payroll, billing, or project follow-up.

Records and exports

Keep and export your records for owner use, including trial records such as hours, receipts, and job history.

Pricing memory

Use reviewed labor history and daily descriptions to understand what similar work really took before pricing the next job.

Why this pricing fits small contractors.

WorkTrail is meant for owners who still need a clean record from the field but do not want a complicated enterprise system. One missed labor lesson can cost more than the monthly subscription.

One owner lane

The business pays for the owner workspace instead of trying to turn every worker into a software administrator.

Daily proof before memory fades

The system focuses on everyday job facts: time, work performed, receipts, missed logs, and owner review.

Better future estimates

History helps the owner understand task duration, labor cost, and where prior fixed prices were too low.