PlanRadar
PlanRadar is cloud and mobile construction and property operations software that ties tickets, inspections, plans, BIM models, and reporting into one workspace for field teams, owners, and contractors, with ISO-focused security positioning and optional AI-assisted workflows on captured project data.
Paper walk-throughs and scattered photo folders fail when you need a clean audit trail across tenants, regulators, and insurers. PlanRadar targets that gap with structured tickets tied to plans or models, repeatable inspection templates, and exports that feed governance conversations instead of weekend spreadsheet rescue missions.
The US-facing story emphasizes compliance-heavy slices such as fire and life safety, building enclosure work, and broader facility operations as well as classic contractor punch lists and daily logs. PlanRadar Connect advertises no-code links to more than two hundred other apps plus an open API for bespoke stacks, which matters when your ERP, CMMS, or document vault already owns master data and you need the field layer to sync instead of fork.
PlanRadar states that more than one hundred seventy thousand users work across more than seventy five countries on the platform, which signals adoption scale for buyers comparing vendors (PlanRadar US homepage, 2026). Pricing pages publish list bands for named tiers in USD with monthly and annual-style columns, while Enterprise stays quote-based for unlimited plans, BIM model counts, and deeper document controls.
SiteView appears as an add-on that uses richer reality capture for documentation; Pro and Enterprise differentiate BIM model allowances per user against unlimited models at the top tier. The product FAQ describes a thirty-day trial without a credit card, offline capture that syncs later, and unlimited storage subject to fair-use language on packages that cap uploaded plans differently by tier.
Specifications
Pricing
Platforms
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Published USD tier bands on the official pricing page for transparent comparison shopping
- Unlimited subcontractors and watchers on paid packages reduce friction for wide site ecosystems
- Offline-first mobile behaviour described in the vendor FAQ for weak connectivity sites
- ISO 27001 and GDPR positioning shown beside security feature lists for enterprise buyers
Cons
- Digital plan and BIM model caps vary by tier; heavy drawing teams must size packages carefully
- SiteView and some enterprise controls require sales conversations rather than self-checkout alone
- Annual versus monthly columns change effective rates; confirm billing cadence before you standardize a forecast
Key features
Tickets on plans and BIM: capture defects and tasks in context; Pro includes BIM-model allowances per published pricing.
Inspections, checklists, and safety audits: template-driven capture for quality and compliance-oriented rounds.
Document management: versioning and Microsoft 365 integration called out on higher tiers via pricing comparison rows.
Scheduling: Gantt-style scheduling referenced on Pro and Enterprise rows for aligning tasks with timelines.
PlanRadar Connect: packaged integrations plus Open API access on Pro and Enterprise per the pricing grid.
AI Assistant: surfaced on Pro and Enterprise pricing rows for workflow assistance on captured data.
SiteView: optional add-on for advanced visual documentation; contact PlanRadar for pricing.
Pricing
Trial
30-day trial
Free
Vendor FAQ: 30-day trial, no credit card; confirm on planradar.com/us/pricing/.
Enterprise
Contact sales
Contact sales; unlimited digital plans and BIM models per pricing table.
Basic (monthly column, max 1 user)
per month
$35.00
Listed at $35/user/month on US pricing monthly column; $32 on annual-style column. Verify current grid.
Starter (monthly column, up to 10 users)
per month
$119.00
Listed at $119/user/month on US pricing monthly column; $107 on annual-style column.
Pro (monthly column, up to 10 users)
per month
$179.00
Listed at $179/user/month on US pricing monthly column; $159 on annual-style column; includes 1 BIM-model per user per grid.
Frequently asked questions
How much is PlanRadar Pro per user per month in USD?
The public PlanRadar US pricing table lists Pro at one hundred seventy nine dollars per user per month on the monthly column and one hundred fifty nine dollars per user per month on the annual-style column, before taxes or regional adjustments. Enterprise pricing is contact-only for unlimited plans and BIM capacity. Reconfirm the live grid on planradar.com before you sign because list bands can change.
Does PlanRadar include BIM models on every subscription?
The pricing comparison shows BIM-model allowances on Pro and Enterprise, with Pro currently stating one BIM model per user and Enterprise listing unlimited BIM models alongside unlimited digital plans. Basic and Starter rows emphasize digital plan counts instead of BIM slots. If your workflow depends on federated models, map required model counts to the tier before you pilot.
Can PlanRadar run on iPhone, Android, and the web with offline use?
Getting-started messaging points teams to a web app plus downloadable mobile clients. The pricing FAQ explicitly describes offline use where tickets and voice notes store locally, then sync after connectivity returns. That pattern fits lifts, basements, and temporary site cabins where Wi-Fi is unreliable.
How does PlanRadar compare to Procore or Autodesk Build for defect tracking?
All three compete for construction collaboration budgets; Procore and Autodesk Build often anchor large contractor programs with deep ERP and model workflows. PlanRadar stresses lightweight field capture, unlimited free subcontractors and watchers on paid tiers, and ISO-forward security language alongside BIM allowances on upper tiers. Winner depends on incumbent integrations, required BIM depth, and how much configuration you want versus speed to field rollout.
Who typically buys PlanRadar in the US portfolio?
Marketing pages call out general contractors, envelope consultants, fire specialists, property operators, and FM-style maintenance teams alongside classic construction roles. If you manage assets after handover, the same ticket fabric can extend into recurring inspections rather than forcing a second CMMS immediately.
Is there a free trial and can subcontractors join without a paid seat?
The pricing FAQ states a thirty-day trial without a credit card and reminds you before the window closes, with an export path if you stop. Separately, PlanRadar advertises unlimited free subcontractors and watchers while billing named core users, which lowers the barrier for wide trade participation.
What file or model formats should we plan around for BIM in PlanRadar?
Public pricing rows reference BIM models as a capacity dimension rather than publishing an exhaustive format matrix on the pricing screen alone. Treat IFC or proprietary authoring compatibility as a validation step with your BIM lead and a proof upload during trial. For pure 2D workflows, focus on digital plan volume limits per tier instead.