Field documentation · Built for crews

Every job site photo, stamped and filed before you climb down the ladder.

Contractor Snap turns crew phones into a defensible record: geotagged photos and video, annotated damage, punch lists and client-ready progress showcases.

  • Free to start
  • Unlimited photos
  • No contracts
Two roofing contractors reviewing a job site photo on a phone at sunset

Capture in seconds

One tap from any screen. Every photo or clip is stamped with time, GPS and the crew member who took it.

Filed automatically

Shots land on the right job, grouped into daily timelines, albums and before/after pairs.

Proof on demand

Markup, measurements and punch lists turn a camera roll into a record that settles disputes.

Shoot. Track. Report. Share.

The whole loop of a job, in the order you actually work it.

01

Shoot

Photos and video from the field, even with no signal.

02

Track

Turn findings into punch list items with owners and dates.

03

Report

Branded photo reports, printed or downloaded as a PDF.

04

Share

A clean progress page for the homeowner. No app, no login.

Built for the way job sites really go

Offline capture queue for basements and back lots
Measure length and square footage right on a photo
Job site map with clustered photo pins
Activity trail of who did what, and when
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Straight from the field

What crews say after a month on it

Got dragged into a dispute over a fence that was already leaning when we rolled up. Pulled up the photo with the date and GPS on it and that was the end of it. My lawyer asked what app that was.

Russell M. · Fencing contractor · Waco, TX

I run four crews and used to beg foremen for photos by text at 8 at night. Now I open the job the next morning and it's just there — what got done, who took the shot, what time.

Angela K. · Remodeling company owner · Grand Rapids, MI

I'm 58 and not a phone guy. My lead had me snapping before-and-afters before we finished the first day on it. If I can work it, your whole crew can.

Carl W. · General contractor · Knoxville, TN

We do insurance restoration, so the photos basically are the claim. Used to AirDrop forty pictures to the office every evening and pray nothing got lost. That fight is over.

Dale R. · Restoration contractor · Tulsa, OK

Honestly the before/after albums sell the extras for me. Homeowner gets the progress link, sees the deck coming along, and by the time I call them about the railing upgrade they've already made up their mind.

Marisol T. · Deck & outdoor living builder · Phoenix, AZ

Only complaint is my guys now photograph everything, including their lunch. Better than the old way, which was six days of silence and then 'trust us, it's done.'

Dave S. · Painting contractor · Boise, ID

Pricing

Three plans, unlimited photos

Annual pricing shown. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial — no card needed.

Core

$49

per month, billed annually

Includes 1 user

$25 / additional user / month

  • Unlimited photo & video storage
  • Photo annotations & markup
  • Unlimited projects
  • Video capture with playback
  • Project punch lists
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Crew

$99

per month, billed annually

Includes 3 users

$25 / additional user / month

  • Checklist templates
  • Albums & project groups
  • User assignments on tasks
  • Guest client access links
  • Map view of every job
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Scale

$149

per month, billed annually

Includes 3 users

$25 / additional user / month

  • Subcontractor access
  • Unlimited templates
  • Unlimited AI actions
  • Area & length measurements
  • Account dashboard & audit trail
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Put your crew's photos to work today.

Set up your first job site in under five minutes. No contracts, no credit card to start.