Comparison

re:Quoted vs Procore

re:Quoted is built for trade businesses that need fast, on-site pricing. Procore is built for large construction organizations that need deep control over complex projects.

Fast quoting Trade teams Enterprise project control
Snapshot comparison

Quick read before the deep dive

Compare the typical customer, setup time, and estimating style in one view.

Area re:Quoted Procore
Typical customer Trade businesses, small teams Mid-size to large construction firms
Main job Fast estimates and quotes Full project management
Time to get started Minutes Weeks
Training required No Yes
Mobile use Primary Important but shared with desktop
Estimating style Job-based, quick pricing Takeoffs, bids, detailed estimating
Overall complexity Low High
Feature-by-feature

How each product works day to day

This comparison focuses on team size, onboarding, and what happens when you actually need a quote.

Target customer size

re:Quoted

Built for trade contractors and small crews who price work daily and need answers fast.

Procore

Built for mid-size and enterprise construction companies managing many users, projects, and partners.

Setup and onboarding

re:Quoted
  • No setup process
  • Sign up and create a quote right away
  • No training required
Procore
  • Structured rollout across teams and projects
  • Implementation typically takes several weeks
  • Training and change management included

Estimating and quoting

re:Quoted
  • Estimates built from labor, materials, and location-based pricing
  • AI helps select materials
  • Customer-facing quotes that are easy to send
Procore
  • Digital takeoffs from plans
  • Estimates tied into larger project and financial systems
  • Quoting is part of a broader preconstruction workflow
Difference: re:Quoted focuses on fast, job-based pricing. Procore focuses on full construction estimating and bidding.

Project tracking and follow-up

re:Quoted
  • Job status tracking
  • Calendar and scheduling
  • Follow-up reminders
Procore
  • Long project timelines
  • Many contributors and roles
  • Documents, tasks, and cross-company coordination

Customer and financial tools

re:Quoted
  • Customer records with multiple addresses
  • Invoices and payments
  • QuickBooks integration
  • Support for multiple users
Procore
  • Financial data managed across larger systems
  • Often connected to accounting or ERP platforms
  • Built for multi-department workflows

Mobile and desktop use

re:Quoted
  • Mobile-first workflow
  • Designed for quoting on site
  • Desktop is supported but secondary
Procore
  • Used across mobile and desktop
  • Field teams rely on mobile
  • Office teams handle deep project tasks on desktop
Difference in approach

Two tools with different missions

re:Quoted stays focused on quoting

Help trade businesses price jobs quickly without training or setup.

Procore is built for project complexity

Help larger construction teams manage complex projects with many moving parts.

Pros and cons

Strengths and trade-offs

re:Quoted

Pros

  • Very fast to use
  • No training required
  • Simple interface
  • Works well for daily quoting

Cons

  • Not built for large, multi-year projects
  • Fewer advanced controls than enterprise systems

Procore

Pros

  • Handles complex construction projects
  • Strong coordination across teams
  • Detailed project oversight

Cons

  • Longer setup time
  • Requires training
  • More complexity than many trade businesses need
How to choose

Pick the tool that matches how you work

Choose re:Quoted if

  • You price jobs often and need quotes out quickly
  • You run a trade business with a small or growing team
  • You want software that is easy to learn and easy to use

Choose Procore if

  • You manage large projects with many people involved
  • You need detailed tracking and controls
  • You are prepared to invest time in setup and training

Both tools are strong in their space. The right choice depends on whether you need fast quoting or detailed project control.