Clear decision guides for Commercial General Contractors ($10M+)
Straight comparisons of the tools you're choosing between, honest about where each one falls short. Where we quote a benchmark, we show its source.
16 guides for Commercial General Contractors ($10M+) of 1,000
Stripe Billing vs Chargebee for a GC's Service Division
Progress billing stays in your project ledger. See how Stripe Billing and Chargebee handle the recurring service agreements a commercial GC sells alongside it.
Setting Up 1099 Filing for a Large Commercial General Contractor
A setup runbook for general contractors choosing between Tax1099 and Track1099 to file 1099s for subcontractors, day-rate supers, and equipment operators.
Pulley vs. Carta for an Established General Contractor
A decision guide for commercial general contractors choosing between Pulley and Carta to track owner equity, phantom stock, and 409A for key project staff.
Sales Tax on Materials for Commercial General Contractors
Why construction sales tax runs on materials, not the contract price, and what a growing general contractor should check before picking a compliance tool.
Cube vs. Mosaic for a General Contractor's WIP and Job Costing
How a commercial general contractor should weigh Cube against Mosaic for percentage-of-completion revenue, WIP schedules, and multi-job forecasting.
Why Pipe and Capchase Rarely Fit General Contractors, and What Does
For commercial general contractors, Pipe and Capchase usually don't match how construction revenue works. Here's what to check and what to use instead.
BILL vs Tipalti for Commercial General Contractors
A step-by-step look at how BILL and Tipalti fit a commercial GC's retainage, lien waiver and subcontractor payment workflow.
NetSuite vs Sage Intacct for Commercial General Contractors
For growing commercial general contractors, work in progress reporting and change order tracking decide NetSuite vs Sage Intacct, not the feature list.
Ramp or Brex for a Commercial GC Running Several Job Sites
A general contractor's spend has to trace back to a job, not just a department. Here's a rollout order for Ramp, Brex and Navan built around job costing.
Airbase vs Procurify for Commercial General Contractors
For a commercial GC, the real question isn't which tool has a nicer app. It's which one commits spend to a job budget before the invoice arrives.
Certified Payroll and Job Costing: Gusto or Rippling for a GC
How a commercial GC handles certified payroll, workers' comp class codes across states, and job-cost labor allocation, and where Gusto and Rippling diverge.
Closing the Books at a Commercial General Contractor
A step-by-step look at what makes month-end close hard for a commercial general contractor, and where FloQast or BlackLine actually help with it.
Modern Treasury vs Trovata for Commercial General Contractors
Progress billing, retention, and pay-when-paid subcontractor terms make a general contractor's cash picture unusual. Here's how these two tools compare for it.
409A Equity Tools for a General Contractor's Cap Table
How percentage-of-completion accounting, bonding capacity and project risk shape a general contractor's 409A valuation, and where Carta or Shareworks fits.
FloQast vs. AuditBoard for Commercial General Contractors
The WIP schedule drives a contractor's close before anything else does. Here's a step-by-step way to decide between FloQast and AuditBoard for it.
Payoneer vs Wise for Paying International Construction Subs
How a commercial general contractor should weigh Payoneer against Wise when a project pulls in overseas subcontractors, engineers, or equipment vendors.