CompanyCam

“we keep our photos in MotionOps, since that's what we're using for our CRM, works great, each project has neatly organized photos and videos”

“Hi, I’m one of the founders of WorkPhotos. A simple, affordable tool designed for contractors who want an easier way to manage job site photos - nothing more, nothing less. The main reasons people choose it: \- Lower monthly cost \- Easy to use,”

“We used CompanyCam for a bit—it’s solid for photos, especially for basic documentation. But we ended up switching to TaskTag since it ties photos directly to tasks and time entries, which made reporting and accountability way smoother. Depends what y”

“Clients used CompanyCam for a while—solid for photo storage, but felt a bit limited when we needed more context around the images. Lately, some have been using TaskTag to organize photos with tasks, chats, and project timelines all in one place. Make”

“Yeah that is pretty spot on. I actually used to use Quoteiq a little bit over a year ago, but left the platform because it wasn't a great fit. I recently signed back up after seeing all the new features they've added since then and so far it's been a”

“I’ve been testing out both Quote IQ and CompanyCam for my detailing/cleaning business, and honestly I’m leaning toward Quote IQ. CompanyCam is solid for photos, but Quote IQ just does way more for the actual business side — quoting, measuring, schedu”

“Software developer here. The absolute BEST way to handle the cost of software is to build your own. Software is getting cheaper and cheaper to run these days, but companies are making larger stretches to max out their profits. It’s not malicious, it’”

“Love QuoteIQ”

“I ran into the same issue with CompanyCam, great product, but the pricing just didn’t scale well for us. What we ended up doing was stepping back and asking *what we actually needed*: job photos tied to jobs, easy uploads from the field, and visibil”

“If CompanyCam feels too expensive, tools like GoAudits, Manifold, Timemark, or SiteCam give you the same basic photo documentation and project tracking for much less. Many small teams find that simpler, cheaper apps with GPS/time-stamped photos and o”

“consolidating your stack is definitely the best way to save cash here. If you want a CRM that actually handles photos well (most are pretty clunky), check out JobTread. Their client portal basically replaces the CompanyCam share links, so you don't”

“I used to use CompanyCam for over a year and it's great, but super expensive just to store photos in a folder. I switched over to a new app that just came out called YacDaddy. It does project documentation, but you can post about your projects to you”

“I would stick with Jobber and use their native camera functionality. That would save you around $200 a month. If you're set on leaving Jobber but want to stay with a trades specific CRM, FieldPulse is their direct price competitor although in working”

“Using house call pro with companycam - way too much money for such a limited product. Companycam is great but compared to QuoteIQ (which has basically the same functionality as CompanyCam + Housecall Pro) it's not even close. I'm surprised QuoteIQ ha”