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Site induction software pricing in Australia
Foreman is the QR code site induction and site diary app for small Australian builders. This page sets its price next to 9other site induction and sign-in products, taken from each company’s own pricing pages.
Prices checked on 15 October 2026.
The short answer
Most site induction platforms in Australia don’t publish a price: SignOnSite, HammerTech, LinkSafe, BuildPass and Procore are quote-only, often on an annual contract. SiteBook, Sitemate, Mitti and EVA Check-inpublish prices. Foreman’s free plan covers one project with every feature and unlimited users. More projects cost $29 a month for each person with a login, and inductions are free and unlimited on every plan.
Run your first job free, no cardForeman
- Price
- Free for your first project. Then $29 a month for each person with a login, or $23.20 billed yearly.
- Free plan
- Yes. Your first project, with every feature and unlimited users, free forever.
- What a worker needs to induct
- Nothing. They scan the QR code and the induction opens in the phone's browser, with no login.
SiteBook
- Price
- From $149 a month plus GST (Safety Pro). Site Pro from $299, Schedule Pro from $499, Finance Pro by quote.
- Free plan
- None listed on the pricing page.
- What a worker needs to induct
- Not stated on the pricing page. Ask SiteBook.
SignOnSite
- Price
- No published prices. An upfront annual fee based on your product needs and annual construction volume, with no charge per user.
- Free plan
- No free trial, according to its pricing page.
- What a worker needs to induct
- Its inductions page says no app is needed, and it also offers a worker app. Whether workers need an account isn't stated.
HammerTech
- Price
- No published prices. Not per user: based on annual construction volume, company size and the onboarding you need, including implementation and training.
- Free plan
- No free plan or trial mentioned on its pricing page. Free for subcontractors, through the head contractor.
- What a worker needs to induct
- Workers complete inductions on any phone without creating an account. A mobile app is also available.
LinkSafe
- Price
- No published prices. Modular, with no per-company or per-person charges if you run it yourself. A managed Concierge service can be funded by your contractors.
- Free plan
- No free plan or trial mentioned on its product page.
- What a worker needs to induct
- No apps, downloads or installations required.
BuildPass
- Price
- No published prices. Based on your plan and how many admin users need a login.
- Free plan
- No free plan or trial mentioned on its pricing page.
- What a worker needs to induct
- No download needed, but a worker creates a profile verified by an SMS code to their mobile.
Sitemate
- Price
- Per user, for 11 to 30 users: AUD $28 to $94 a month on a monthly term, or $25.20 to $84.60 on a one-year term. GST isn't stated.
- Free plan
- A 30-day trial. No ongoing free plan for Dashpivot.
- What a worker needs to induct
- Its help centre says inductees use the free Sitemate app. Another help article says free users can submit by link or QR code without a login.
Mitti
- Price
- Premium is $24 a seat a month billed yearly, or $29 monthly, excluding taxes. The pricing page doesn't state the currency.
- Free plan
- Yes. Up to 10 users and 5 active inspection templates.
- What a worker needs to induct
- For Sign On, nothing to download and no login, but each visitor is added to your account as a guest user.
Procore
- Price
- No published prices. An upfront annual fee by product, based on your annual construction volume. Unlimited users.
- Free plan
- No free trial mentioned on its Australian pricing page.
- What a worker needs to induct
- Every user and collaborator sets up a Procore login.
EVA Check-in
- Price
- Per site, per month: AUD $50 (Core, sign-in only), $100 (Business, adds inductions), $125 (Construction, adds geofencing and on-site forms). Enterprise by quote. The AUD prices don't state GST.
- Free plan
- A 14-day free trial. No ongoing free plan.
- What a worker needs to induct
- Check in by QR code, kiosk, the free EVA app or EVA Pass. Geofencing needs the app.
What to ask before you get a quote
- Is the price per user, per site, per project or based on construction volume?
- Do subcontractors and visitors who only induct count towards the price?
- Does a worker need to download an app or create an account to induct?
- Is there a site diary, or does that need another product?
- Is it month to month, or an annual contract paid upfront?
Foreman answers all five on its free site induction software page.
Run your first job freeSite induction software pricing questions
- How much does site induction software cost in Australia?
- It ranges from free to an annual contract priced on your construction volume. Of the products compared here, SiteBook, Sitemate, Mitti and EVA Check-in publish prices and SignOnSite, HammerTech, LinkSafe, BuildPass and Procore are quote-only. Foreman is free forever for one project with every feature, then $29 a month for each person with a login, or $23.20 billed yearly.
- Is there free site induction software?
- Foreman's site inductions are free and unlimited on every plan, including the free plan, and people who only induct are never billed. Mitti (formerly SafetyCulture) has a free plan for up to 10 users, but its site sign-in is a paid add-on.
- Why don't most site induction platforms publish prices?
- Several price on company size or annual construction volume and sell through a sales call, which suits head contractors and larger builders. A small builder comparing options has to request quotes to find out.
Run your next job on Foreman, free.
Your first project is free with every feature and unlimited users. No card needed, and paid plans are month to month.