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$14M revenue 2024 (up from $4M 2020); acquired by Buildertrend Feb 2021; 464 companies using 2025; 100K+ building professionals; 1.38% construction management market share; Bluebeam leads 26.91%; construction software market $3.72B 2024
CoConstruct was founded in 2005 to address the operational complexity residential home builders and remodelers face managing custom projects — client communication, selections, change orders, budgeting, and scheduling — typically scattered across email, spreadsheets, and phone calls. The platform was purpose-built for residential construction rather than adapted from commercial software, focusing on client-facing elements that drive builder-client friction: real-time budget tracking, spec selection portals, and two-way messaging built directly into the construction workflow.\n\nCoConstruct provides tools for preconstruction bidding, project scheduling, client selection management for finishes and materials, change order processing, subcontractor communications, and job cost tracking. The client portal allows homeowners to review selections, approve changes, and monitor budgets in real time. The software integrates with QuickBooks and supplier catalogs to streamline the selection-to-purchase workflow for custom home builders and remodelers.\n\nBuildertrend acquired CoConstruct in February 2021, combining two of the top three residential builder software platforms in North America. CoConstruct grew from approximately $4 million in revenue in 2020 to $14 million by 2024 under the Buildertrend umbrella. The combined platform serves 100,000+ building professionals and represents one of the most significant consolidations in the construction technology vertical.
OpsLevel is a developer portal and service catalog for tracking service ownership, maturity scorecards, and production readiness across microservices.
OpsLevel is a developer portal platform that gives engineering organizations visibility into the services they operate, who owns them, and how mature they are relative to internal engineering standards. At its core, OpsLevel maintains a service catalog that maps every microservice, repository, and infrastructure component to a team owner, populating metadata automatically from integrations with GitHub, GitLab, PagerDuty, Datadog, and cloud providers. This catalog becomes the authoritative source of truth for answering questions like who to contact about a service, what tier of reliability it requires, and what dependencies it has — questions that are often unanswerable at engineering organizations that have grown past the point where everyone knows everything.
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