Thousands Per Person Per Month For What?
Quick math. 47 people. $750/seat/month. $35,250/month. $423,000/year. For software your field team calls “that app that crashes.”
This Is Your Monday
You open the invoice. $35,250 for this month. You look at the adoption report: 11 of 47 users logged in last week. The field superintendent asks what that software is even for. You don't have a good answer.
The Invoice
$35,250 hits your inbox the 1st of every month. Auto-renewal. No way to scale down. No refund for idle seats.
The Adoption Report
11 of 47 licensed users logged in this week. The other 36 use Excel, text messages, and their camera roll.
The ROI Question
CFO asks what the software delivers. You forward the dashboard. She asks why it looks exactly like last month.
This Is Your Monday With POD
Every person on the project has access. No per-seat fees. No paywall for subs. Your overhead burn rate drops. Your indirect cost creep reverses.
Overhead Burn Rate
Software costs as a percentage of work-in-place
Overhead Burn Rate
Indirect Cost Creep
Software and admin costs creeping above budget
Indirect Cost Creep
PODBefore vs. After
Frequently Asked Questions
Enterprise platforms like Procore, Oracle Aconex, and InEight typically charge $500-$1,500 per user per month. For a team of 47, that is $282,000 to $846,000 annually. Most contracts are multi-year with automatic escalation clauses.
Industry studies show 40-60% of paid construction software seats are either completely unused or used for only one basic feature. Teams pay for comprehensive platforms but default to spreadsheets and email for actual work.
POD charges per project, not per seat. Every person on the project gets full access — including all 23 subcontractors, the owner, and the superintendent. No artificial limits, no paywall, no "contact sales for pricing" games.
Stop Paying for Seats Nobody Sits In
See a full project dashboard with hundreds of KPIs — built from a single voice report.