Raken vs Fieldwire vs CompanyCam for Daily Reports (2026): Which Should You Choose?

Choose Raken if the daily report is your main workflow and you also need time cards and production tracking; it is priced per user and billed annually, reported at roughly $15–$59 per user per month. Choose Fieldwire if your crews work from drawings, tasks and punch lists; it is free for up to 5 users without reports, then about $39 per user per month annually on Pro, where reports and exports start. Choose CompanyCam if photos for customers are the priority; plans run about $63–$199 a month billed annually plus about $29 per extra user. If daily reports are all you need, a flat-priced daily report app such as Daily Site Log ($0, $19 or $79 a month per company) covers the report, stamped photos and delays for less.

Short version

These three are not really competitors; each is best at a different job.

  • Raken: the daily report, plus time cards and production.
  • Fieldwire: drawings, tasks and punch lists, with reports on paid plans.
  • CompanyCam: photos, mainly for customers and the office.

We make Daily Site Log, a fourth option for crews that only need the daily report. Prices below come from each vendor's page or the named sources in our pricing guides, as of November 2026.

Side by side

RakenFieldwireCompanyCam
Built forDaily reports, time, productionDrawings, tasks, punch listsJob site photos
Price modelPer user, annual, quotePer userPlan plus users
Entry priceReported ~$15–$59/user/moFree (no reports) · ~$39/user/mo Pro annual~$63–$199/mo annual + ~$29/extra user
Five people, per year~$900–$3,540 (reported)~$2,340 (Pro)~$2,124 (Crew + 2 users)
Daily reportsCore productPro and abovePhoto-led reports
Time cardsYes (higher tiers)NoNo
DrawingsNoCore strengthNo
PhotosTimestamped, in reportsPinned to plansCore strength, customer galleries
Free optionTrialFree plan without reports14-day trial

Sources: Raken pricing, Fieldwire pricing, CompanyCam pricing.

Pick by the job

  • The daily report is the workflow and you need hours or quantities in it: Raken.
  • Crews work from plans and close out punch lists: Fieldwire.
  • Photos for homeowners, marketing and the office: CompanyCam.

If daily reports are all you need

Many small crews end up paying per user for features they never open. If what you actually need is the day's record (crew, weather, work, deliveries, delays, photos and a PDF for the client), a flat-priced daily report app costs less:

Daily Site Log
Price$0 · $19/mo · $79/mo per company (5 seats)
Five people, per year$948
Daily reportFilled from a one-minute voice note
PhotosStamped with time, GPS and SHA-256 hash
DelaysStructured, with a one-click project delay PDF
ProofSealed report anyone can verify

It does not do time cards, drawings or customer photo galleries. Compare it one-to-one: vs Raken, vs Fieldwire, vs CompanyCam.

A submitted daily report
A submitted daily report, sealed and ready to send.

Sources

Frequently asked questions

Which is best for daily reports: Raken, Fieldwire or CompanyCam?

Raken. Daily reports are its core product. Fieldwire's reports are part of a drawings-and-tasks platform, and CompanyCam is a photo documentation app with notes and reports built around photos.

Which is cheapest for a five-person crew?

Raken is reported at roughly $900–$3,540 a year for five users, Fieldwire Pro about $2,340 a year, and CompanyCam Crew with two extra users about $2,124 a year on annual billing. A flat daily report app like Daily Site Log Business is $948 a year.

Does Fieldwire's free plan include daily reports?

No. Fieldwire's free Basic plan covers up to 5 users and 3 projects but reports and exports start on Pro.

Can CompanyCam replace a daily report?

For photo-led trades such as roofing and remodeling it often does. For a structured record of crew, equipment, deliveries and delays, a daily report app is a better fit.