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CM-001Commercial hardscape

For subs working for general contractors

The GC wants paperwork.
Brikt writes it off the job.

Schedule of values, change orders, pay applications with retainage and submittal packages — from the same record your estimate, orders and crews run on.

Start with Commercial · $600/mo Pro or Commercial?

Your whole company, no seat fees, with a setup call. Documents marked Beta are early releases.

Pay application No. 3 · Plaza pavers, Building BBeta
Continuation sheet · schedule of values
ItemDescriptionScheduledTo date%
1Mobilization$8,500$8,500100%
2Excavation and aggregate base$46,200$46,200100%
3Pavers, plaza field$88,400$35,36040%
4Pavers, banding$21,900$4,38020%
5Edge restraint and joint sand$7,800$00%
CO 1Bollard pads (approved change)$11,700$1,80015%
Contract to date
$184,500
Completed to date
$96,240
Retainage 10%
$9,624
Current payment due
$31,860
Illustration · job and numbers are made up · Commercial plan
CM-101Sound familiar?

Where commercial jobs leak

The plaza isn’t the hard part.The paperwork around it is.

Pay apps, submittals, changes approved in email, standby nobody wrote down. Here’s what Brikt does about each one.

  1. Pay app

    The pay app is due Friday. The continuation sheet is last month’s spreadsheet with this month’s guesses.

    Brikt: Pay applications come from the schedule of values you awarded, with the continuation sheet and retainage worked out. · Commercial · Beta

  2. Submittals

    The GC wants submittals before you can release the order, and the product data is in six different PDFs.

    Brikt: Submittal packages pull product data for the materials already on your estimate, in one package. · Commercial · Beta

  3. Change

    A change got approved in an email and never made it onto the schedule of values.

    Brikt: Issue change orders against the awarded contract, so approved work is on the record before you bill it. · Pro

  4. Standby

    Material showed up short, the crew stood around, and nobody wrote it down.

    Brikt: Receive deliveries against the purchase order with photos, and log standby days in the daily log — dated and on the job. · Pro

CM-201Features and what you get

Feature → what it gets you

One job record. Every document the GC asks for.

Pro runs the job in the field. Commercial adds the paperwork that gets you paid on GC work.

  • Contract and schedule of values

    Pro

    Bill from what was awarded.

    Award the contract from the estimate with its schedule of values, so every bill starts from the same numbers.

  • Change orders

    Pro

    Every approved change on the record.

    Issue change orders against the contract instead of chasing them through email.

  • Pay applications

    CommercialBeta

    Pay apps without the spreadsheet.

    Application for payment with its continuation sheet and retainage, from the schedule of values.

  • Submittal packages

    CommercialBeta

    Submittals from the materials you already priced.

    Product data for the materials on the estimate, gathered into one package for the GC.

  • WIP and job-cost reports

    CommercialBeta

    Know where every job stands.

    Work in progress and cost by project, and across the company.

  • Receivables aging

    CommercialBeta

    Know who owes you, and for how long.

    What each customer owes and how long it has been outstanding.

  • The Board and daily logs

    Pro

    Crews across every job, with the day on record.

    Schedule crews across projects and log each day’s crew, hours and standby days.

  • Deliveries and receiving

    Pro

    Short deliveries caught and documented.

    Receive against the purchase order, full or partial, with photos. What’s still owed stays visible.

  • QuickBooks and bill pay

    Pro

    The money stays with the tools that move it.

    Suppliers and cost codes go to QuickBooks; the purchase orders Brikt creates go to Ramp, where bills are approved and paid.

  • Setup call

    Commercial

    Set up with you, not left to figure it out.

    A call with us to get your company set up in Brikt.

CM-301Working in the GC’s system

Their system, your job

The GC runs Procore? Fine.

Keep doing the GC’s paperwork in their account, the way you do now. Brikt doesn’t connect to Procore and you don’t need your own seat. Brikt runs your side of the job — the estimate, the orders, the crews, the deliveries and your own billing documents.

Brikt vs Procore →

CM-401Plans

Pick the plan for the work you do

GC work usually means Commercial.

Subs working for general contractorsStart here

Commercial

$600/ month

or $6,000 / year · unlimited projects

You bill GCs with pay applications and owe them submittals.

  • Everything in Pro, plus:
  • Pay applicationsBeta
  • Submittal packagesBeta
  • WIP and job-cost reportsBeta
  • Receivables agingBeta
  • Setup call
Start with Commercial

Crews in the field

Pro

$250/ month

or $2,500 / year · unlimited projects

You need crews, deliveries and change orders on one record, and bill GCs simply.

  • Everything in Starter, plus:
  • Board
  • Daily logs
  • Production
  • Deliveries and receiving
  • Contracts and change orders
  • QuickBooks, Ramp, Slack and WhatsApp
  • API and Claude (MCP)
Start with Pro

Beta: early releases, still being finished. Some aren’t on the app’s screens yet; until they are, we generate them from your job for you. Every plan covers everyone in your company. Cancel anytime from Settings → Billing.

All three plans →
CM-501Commercial questions

Before you sign up

Before you commit.

What does Beta mean on the documents?
Beta: early releases, still being finished. Some aren’t on the app’s screens yet; until they are, we generate them from your job for you.
Our GC runs Procore. Does Brikt connect to it?
No — Brikt doesn’t connect to Procore, and you don’t need your own Procore seat. Keep doing the GC’s paperwork in their account the way you do now; Brikt runs your side of the job: the estimate, the orders, the crews, the deliveries and your own billing documents.
Is Brikt our accounting system?
No. QuickBooks (or your ERP) keeps the books and your bill-pay system approves and pays bills. Brikt keeps the job record and the documents that come from it, and connects to both.
Do we pay per user?
No. Every plan covers everyone in your company — estimators, project managers, superintendents, office.
Pro or Commercial?
Pro runs the job: the Board, receiving, contracts and change orders, and your connections. Commercial adds the documents a GC asks for — pay applications, submittals, WIP and job-cost reports, receivables aging — and a setup call.
Several companies, or custom terms?
Email hello@brikt.io and tell us how you’re set up.
CM-900Next step

Bill the next pay app from the job, not a spreadsheet.

Commercial is $600 a month for your whole company, with a setup call. Documents marked Beta are early releases.

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