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Add a laborer or a new foreman without changing your bill, up to 35 users.
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DigProof vs. field apps.
Beyond the time clock.
Price matters. So does what happens after a worker clocks in: the job they check into, the machine they operate and who answers for the work. Compare that operating chain alongside ClockShark’s time focus, Raken’s field reporting and Busybusy’s workforce tools.
A deeper connection · Command
Jobsite accountability strengthens the whole operation.
Alongside time, safety, daily reports, equipment and office review, DigProof is building a clearer responsibility chain: crew and operators → site foreman → superintendent inspection → office sign-off. Production progress is not the same as accepted work.
Move the worker. Not the punch.
A timestamped jobsite check-in keeps the original shift open. It records the move without rewriting payroll punches or pretending a check-in is continuous location tracking.
Choose the machine on that job.
An operator can run Dozer 12 on one site and Excavator 2 on another. The picker follows site assignments; equipment does not move just because the operator does.
Keep the crew focused.
Laborers get the essentials. Operators get site targets and equipment actions. The foreman owns the daily report—not a pile of separate end-of-day reports from every worker.
Name who answers for the work.
Jobsite defaults prefill qualified foreman, superintendent and office reviewers. Publishing still checks eligibility and separate people; defaults do not bypass approval or rewrite published history.
Built, awaiting field rollout. The new check-in, equipment-selection and reviewer-prefill flow has passed isolated tests. It is not in a released phone update yet; signed-in end-to-end checks and transferred-site inspection verification remain before rollout. Ask us to walk through the current workflow and release status. This is recordkeeping and accountability—not a guarantee of safety, compliance or legal outcomes.
Essentials pricing: $99 flat for up to 35 users.
The Command workflow above is separate from this Essentials price comparison. See Pricing for annual upfront terms and plan scope.
| Product | How it's priced | 10 users / mo | 20 users / mo | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DigProof Field Essentials | $99/month flat, up to 35 users (billed annually) | $99 | $99 | digproof.io/pricing |
| ClockShark | $42/mo + $9.50/user, or $63/mo + $11.50/user | ≈ $137–$178 | ≈ $232–$293 | clockshark.com/pricing |
| Raken | Basic $23/user, Performance $59/user (3-user minimum) | ≈ $230–$590 | ≈ $460–$1,180 | rakenapp.com/pricing |
| Busybusy | Free tier; paid plans add a $40 admin license + per-user fee | ≈ $140* | ≈ $240* | busybusy.com/pricing |
Competitor prices are monthly estimates calculated from each company's published pricing as checked on October 15, 2026, before taxes, add-ons or discounts. They can change at any time — check each company's site for current pricing. *Busybusy estimate uses a third-party-reported $9.99/user rate. Plans differ in features; this compares price structure only. ClockShark, Raken and Busybusy are trademarks of their respective owners.
Built for the field
Clock in, report incidents and ask the office a question from the phone app on iPhone or Android.
Command accountability
Discuss foreman-owned reporting, inspection and office sign-off with our team, including the new assignment flow’s rollout status.