Paying for CompanyCam Seats You Don't Use?
CompanyCam's cheapest plan now covers one user — but the moment you add a crew, per-seat pricing kicks in and never stops.
How CompanyCam's seats actually work
CompanyCam used to force a 3-user minimum on every plan. As of July 2026 that has changed: the Core plan covers a single user at $63/mo on annual billing ($79 monthly). But the relief stops there. Add even one crew member and you're pushed toward the Crew plan at $119/mo for 3 users — up from the $79 CompanyCam's old 3-user plan charged. Past your plan's bundle, every additional person — field crew, office staff, sub, viewer — is another $29/mo (companycam.com/pricing, July 2026). There's no free viewer seat and no permanent free plan: if someone needs to see the photos, someone pays for a seat.
LibreCam: no seat tax, no minimums, no maximums
Works for solo contractors
One person, one phone, zero cost. LibreCam gives solo operators the same documentation tools that big crews get — without the $63/mo entry ticket.
Scale without penalty
Go from 1 user to 50 without a single pricing conversation. Every new team member is free. No jump to a $119/mo plan, no per-seat math.
Add and remove freely
Seasonal crew? Add them when they start, remove them when the job ends. No contracts, no minimum commitments, no unused seats.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not anymore. CompanyCam's Core plan covers a single user at $63/mo on annual billing ($79 monthly). But Core is the cheapest tier — the moment you need team features or more than a couple of people, you're on the Crew plan at $119/mo for 3 users, then $29 for each additional seat (companycam.com/pricing, July 2026).
Yes. LibreCam works for one person or one hundred. No minimums, no per-user fees, no $63/mo entry ticket.
Add them for free, remove them when the season ends. No cost change, no contract adjustments, no empty seats you're paying for.