Compare every plan, line by line

Five plans, three capacity limits, and a list of capabilities that says exactly where each one switches on. Start with the profile that sounds like your company, then read the table underneath it. Workers are unlimited and free on all five.

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Which one am I?

Pick by the shape of the work, not by the feature list. Almost every contractor recognizes themselves in one of these five in about ten seconds.

One crew, one site

Free — $0

An owner-operator or a small shop working a single job at a time, with a shelf of paint, adhesive and solvent. The binder is the problem, not the org chart.

You are here if: You could name every chemical you own from memory.

1 jobsite · 50 chemicals · 1 admin seat · unlimited workers

Specialty subcontractor

Starter — $69/mo

Electrical, HVAC, plumbing or concrete, running a few jobs at once for different general contractors, each wanting proof before you set foot on site.

You are here if: Two or three jobs are open at any moment, and somebody asks for your SDS binder monthly.

3 jobsites · 300 chemicals · 2 admin seats · unlimited workers

Contractor with a safety program

Pro — $199/mo

Permits get pulled, energy gets locked out, inspections happen weekly, and somebody has to be able to prove all of it after the fact.

You are here if: You issue hot work or confined space permits, or you run lockout on a regular basis.

10 jobsites · Unlimited chemicals · 5 admin seats · unlimited workers

General contractor coordinating subs

Fleet — $399/mo

Many sites, several crews, a rotating cast of subcontractors whose paperwork becomes your exposure the moment they walk through the gate.

You are here if: You are the one collecting other companies' compliance, not just your own.

30 jobsites · Unlimited chemicals · 15 admin seats · unlimited workers

Group with several entities

Enterprise — $799/mo

Multiple operating companies or regions, consolidated reporting, and an onboarding that has to survive a handover.

You are here if: One safety director answers for more than one legal entity.

Unlimited jobsites · Unlimited chemicals · Unlimited admin seats · unlimited workers

In every plan, starting with Free

These do not move between tiers, and four of them cannot be gated at all because an employer owes them to a worker. The list, with the citation behind each one.

Unlimited workers, foremen and subcontractors — no per-seat chargesChemical inventory, AI SDS extraction and GHS workplace labelsQR codes and public container scanOffline SDS packs, stored on the deviceMobile app (PWA) built for gloves and sunlightEnglish and Spanish across the productSDS lookup during every shift, on every planEmergency mode: first aid, spill response, poison controlWorker access to written programs and their own recordsFull record export, any time, including after you cancel

What each plan opens

Every row below runs today. Nothing here is a roadmap item, and 6 rows of this table stay open on every plan because the law says they have to. The floor is wider than the table: the billing lock only ever touches writing, so every read stays open too.

Capability	FreeFree	Starter$69/mo	Pro$199/mo	Fleet$399/mo	Enterprise$799/mo
Chemicals & SDS
SDS lookup: hazards, first aid, PPE29 CFR 1910.1200(g)(8) requires access during every work shift. Never gated, on any plan.
Chemical inventory by jobsite
AI SDS extraction from your own PDFs
GHS workplace labels (Avery and Zebra stock)
QR codes and public container scan
Offline SDS packs, stored on the device
Storage compatibility checks
SDS revision-date monitoring
Written programs
Worker access to written programs29 CFR 1910.38(b) — employees must be able to read the plan. Never gated.
Written HazCom program, versionedRequired by 29 CFR 1910.1200(e)(1). None of the ten competitors we tore down generates one.
Emergency Action Plan
Fire Prevention Plan
Fall Protection Plan
OSHA recordkeeping
OSHA 300, 301 and 300A logs
Privacy case handling
300A certification and posting window29 CFR 1904.32 certification and the February 1 to April 30 posting period.
Training
Training center and assignments
Training certificates
Toolbox talks with signatures and attendance
Read proof on hazardous productsWho read which sheet, when, in which language.
Field operations
Near-miss and hazard reporting
PPE hazard assessment and certificationThe written certification required by 29 CFR 1910.132(d)(2).
Job Hazard Analysis
Hot work, confined space and excavation permitsThree permit engines. Rare below the enterprise tier anywhere on this market.
Lockout/Tagout
Inspections
Equipment lifecycle and out-of-service
Corrective actions
Investigations and root cause analysis
Competent person register
Respirator fit testing
Powered industrial truck evaluations
Silica exposure control plans (Table 1)29 CFR 1926.1153 Table 1 tasks and the written exposure control plan.
Custom forms
EPCRA Tier II
Threshold alertsThe alert stays on the entry plan on purpose: an obligation is not something to hide behind a tier.
Tier II report
Records & defense
Full record export, any timeExport is never tied to your subscription. A regression test fails the build if anyone adds a check.
30-year retention on exposure records29 CFR 1910.1020 sets the duration. A billing plan does not.
Audit trail
Legal hold
Litigation defense package
Subcontractors
Subcontractor portalA sub invited by a general contractor never pays to hand over documents.
Subcontractor document review
Reporting
Compliance dashboard
PDF and spreadsheet reports
Deadline alerts and escalation
Login history and active sessions
Advanced analytics, TRIR and DART
Scale & support
Priority supportChat, one business day.
Dedicated onboarding

SDS lookup: hazards, first aid, PPE
Every plan, always
29 CFR 1910.1200(g)(8) requires access during every work shift. Never gated, on any plan.
Chemical inventory by jobsite
From Free
AI SDS extraction from your own PDFs
From Free
GHS workplace labels (Avery and Zebra stock)
From Free
QR codes and public container scan
Every plan, always
Offline SDS packs, stored on the device
From Free
Storage compatibility checks
From Free
SDS revision-date monitoring
From Starter

A shield means no plan can close it — not Free, and not an account that lapsed. Safety data sheets, emergency mode, worker record access and full export stay on, because losing them would put you out of compliance.

Straight answers

If I move up a plan, do I lose anything?

No. Every plan is a superset of the one below it: moving up only raises capacity and switches more modules on. Moving back down keeps every record readable — what a downgrade limits is creating new work beyond the lower plan's capacity, never reading what is already there.

How many users do I get on each plan?

Unlimited, on every plan including Free. Laborers, foremen, superintendents and invited subcontractors cost nothing and are never counted. The only seat we count is the administrator — the person who can change the compliance record for the whole company — and that count is on the table below.

What does the table not show?

Anything that is not shipped yet. The matrix is generated from the product's own capability list and only shows what is delivered, which is why it is shorter than a roadmap. We would rather sell a shorter list you can verify today.

Can I mix, or pay only part of the year?

Plans are whole, so there is no à la carte assembly, but billing is monthly or annual on every tier and annual gives you two months free. Construction is seasonal: dropping to Free for the winter keeps every record intact and readable, and you pick the plan back up in the spring.

Still not sure? Start on the free plan and find out for real

It runs a real jobsite, it does not expire, and it needs no card. Most contractors know which plan they need after one week of actual use, which is a better answer than any table can give.

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