How does CompanyCam pricing work?

CompanyCam's cheapest plan, Core, is $63/mo for a single user on annual billing ($79 if you pay monthly). It covers one person — the moment you add a crew you move up to the Crew plan at $119/mo for 3 users, then $29 for each additional user on annual billing (companycam.com/pricing, July 2026). Every person who needs access — field crew, office staff, project managers, even people who only review photos — counts toward your seat total once you're past the bundle. There is no free viewer tier. If someone needs to see photos inside CompanyCam, they need a paid seat. Monthly billing runs higher: $79/mo for the single-user Core plan, $149/mo for the 3-user Crew bundle, and $34 for each additional user. The free, unlimited-user alternative is the LibreCam construction photo app.

What are CompanyCam's plans in 2026?

CompanyCam sells three self-serve tiers, all cheapest on annual billing: Core at $63/month for 1 user, Crew at $119/month for 3 users, and Scale at $199/month for 3 users, plus a custom Enterprise tier for 50+ users (companycam.com/pricing, July 2026). Photos, video, checklists, and reports sit in Core; Crew adds team coordination and live job tracking; Scale adds unlimited templates and sales tools like review collection. Note that CompanyCam raised its team pricing — the cheapest plan that covers a 3-person crew is now Crew at $119/month, up from the $79 its old 3-user plan charged. Whichever tier you pick, every seat past the bundle is a flat $29/month on annual billing ($34 monthly).

CompanyCam plans compared

PlanAnnualMonthlyUsersEach extra user
Core$63/mo$79/mo1 included+$29 / +$34
Crew$119/mo$149/mo3 included+$29 / +$34
Scale$199/mo$249/mo3 included+$29 / +$34
EnterpriseCustom50+

Hidden costs most teams miss

Every seat past the bundle adds $29/mo

Office staff who only review photos add the same $29/month as field crew who take 100 photos a day, once you're past your plan's included seats.

Viewers count as seats

Project managers, estimators, and admins who just need to look at job photos take a paid seat — $29/month each past the bundle.

Annual commitment for the lower rate

Monthly pricing runs higher ($79 Core, $149 Crew, $34 per extra seat). To get the $63/$119 rates and $29 per additional user, you commit to annual billing — paying upfront for the full year.

Team pricing already went up

The cheapest plan that covers a 3-person crew jumped to $119/month, up from $79. A 10-person team already pays $322/month — and every per-seat increase multiplies by headcount.

What your team actually pays

Here's the math most contractors don't do until it's too late. A solo operator on Core pays $63/mo — $756/year. Add a crew and you're on Crew: 3 users for $119/month ($1,428/year), then $29 for every seat past three. A 5-person crew pays $177/month — $2,124/year. A 10-person team pays $322/month — $3,864/year. A 15-person operation pays $467/month — $5,604/year. And that's before any further increase — CompanyCam already moved its 3-user entry from $79 to $119. Every new hire past your bundle, every sub who needs access, every office admin who reviews photos adds another $29/month (companycam.com/pricing, July 2026).

Feature comparison

Team sizeWhat you pay
1 person (Core)$63/month
3 people (Crew)$119/month
5 people$177/month
10 people$322/month
15 people$467/month

Frequently Asked Questions

As of July 2026, CompanyCam's Core plan is $63/mo for 1 user on annual billing, and the Crew plan is $119/mo for 3 users, plus $29 for each additional user (companycam.com/pricing, July 2026). Monthly billing runs higher — $79 Core, $149 Crew, and $34 per extra seat.

On the 3-user Crew plan it works out to about $40 per user ($119/mo), and Core is $63 for a single user — but every seat past your plan's bundle is a flat $29/month on annual billing, whether they shoot 100 photos a day or only review them (companycam.com/pricing, July 2026).

Three self-serve tiers, cheapest on annual billing: Core at $63/month for 1 user, Crew at $119/month for 3 users, and Scale at $199/month for 3 users, plus a custom Enterprise tier for 50+ users (companycam.com/pricing, July 2026).

CompanyCam offers a limited free trial, but there is no permanent free tier. All ongoing usage requires a paid subscription.

Yes. Anyone who accesses CompanyCam — even just to view photos — counts as a seat once you're past your plan's included users. Core includes 1, Crew and Scale include 3; each additional viewer adds $29/month.

LibreCam uses the WordPress model: core features are free forever, with optional paid upgrades for extra storage and premium integrations. See the free construction photo app or the full CompanyCam alternative.

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