Project managers hold the plan. Everyone on site joins free.
Crews shoot in the free mobile app, cameras watch the site, and it all lands in one record your project managers can search. No seats, no per-user fees. All prices in AUD, excluding GST.
Integrations
Photos and documents from the systems you already use, as they ship.
Mobile app
Workers in the field photograph work in about 10 seconds. Free for every crew on site.
Cameras
Solar 4G site cameras, ours or yours, watching the site up to 14 hours a day.
The Piksort platform
One record for project managers. Search it by time, place, job and person; answer claims and audits with proof. The site owner's plan covers it.
Subby
Free
For viewers, contractors and subcontractors invited to someone else's project.
Start free- Contribute to paid projects
- Mobile app for your crews, unlimited photos
- Viewers see the whole record, read-only
Project
$1,080 /month per active project $10,800 /year per project
For the company running the project: the asset owner's project manager, or a contractor running its own site.
Start a project · first 30 days free- One project. Unlimited people and photos
- Adds 1TB to your company's storage pool
- Close the project and the fee stops
- Add cameras, quoted per camera
Unlimited
$12,960 /month, all your projects $129,600 /year, 2 months free
Priced at twelve projects. From the thirteenth, projects are free and only storage grows.
Book a call- Unlimited projects, open and closed
- 12TB shared across every project
- Semantic search, custom map layers and MCP integrations
- Monthly with no fixed term, or a year upfront
Extra storage is $150 per TB a month above your included total, billed on average use across the month. Cameras are priced separately, per camera: see camera pricing.
Which plan is for me?
Pick your role on the project and we'll highlight what applies to you.
You need a Project plan: $1,080 a month per active project, or $10,800 a year upfront. Every project starts with 30 days free. Invite as many contractors, subcontractors and viewers as you like at no cost. Each project adds 1TB to your storage pool; you only pay more when your whole company's record passes that total.
Subby is free. Contribute to any paid project you're invited to, upload as much as you like, and the photos and footage your crews capture there are yours to keep. When you start running your own sites, add a Project plan.
Free. Ask the project owner to invite you as a viewer and you'll see the whole record, read-only, from any device.
Unlimited is priced at twelve projects: $12,960 a month with no fixed term, or $129,600 a year upfront with two months free. At twelve active projects it costs the same as twelve Project plans. From the thirteenth, extra projects cost nothing and only storage grows. It includes 12TB shared across every project, open and closed, plus the platform extras as they ship: semantic search, custom map layers and MCP integrations.
How photos get in mobile app and cameras
What you keep your company's photos and footage
Projects you run the record you own
Storage pooled across your company
Billing AUD, ex GST
Platform extras where the platform is going · as they ship
Four promises behind every price.
Project managers hold the plan
The company running the site pays: the asset owner's project manager, or a contractor running its own job. Nobody else on the project is asked to.
Price per site, not per person
One plan covers the whole site. Your team, every contractor and subby, and every viewer join free, so the record fills with everyone's photos.
Take as many photos as you like
Phone capture is never metered. Every project includes 1TB, roughly 250,000 photos. You only pay more if your whole record outgrows what's included.
Stop paying when the job's done
Close a project and its fee stops. Nobody can add to the record after that. It stays viewable free for 90 days, and nothing is deleted.
Who is the customer on a project?
The project owner: the company that creates the project, owns the record and invites everyone else. That's usually the asset owner's project manager, or a contractor running its own site. Owners, contractors and subcontractors all work in the same project, but only the owner pays.
Do contractors and subcontractors pay anything?
No. They join free on the Subby plan, contribute to paid projects, and keep the photos and footage their crews capture there. When they start running their own sites, they add a Project plan.
How does storage work?
Storage is pooled across your company. Each Project plan adds 1TB to the pool, and Unlimited includes 12TB for all projects, open and closed. You pay for extra storage only when your whole record passes that total, at $150 per TB a month, billed on average use across the month. A terabyte holds roughly 250,000 phone photos, or about 3 months of continuous video from one camera, so photo-only projects rarely fill it. Camera footage and years of history are what grow it.
What happens when a project closes?
Closing a project stops its fee. From then on nobody can add photos to it: the record is set. You can export everything out of the platform at any time. The closed project stays viewable free for 90 days. After that it is kept at $150 per TB a month, and only if it puts your company above its shared storage pool. On Unlimited, closed projects simply stay in the shared pool.
When does Unlimited make sense?
At twelve active projects, Unlimited costs the same as twelve Project plans, monthly or paid a year upfront. From the thirteenth project, extra projects are free and only storage grows. There is no fixed term.
Who can add cameras?
Project managers on a Project or Unlimited plan add cameras to their own projects. Piksort cameras are $18 a day per camera, ex GST, with 4K and continuous video as options. You can also connect cameras you already have from supported vendors. Footage lands in the project record and counts toward the storage pool of whoever owns the camera. Subby accounts capture with the mobile app only.
Start a project. The first 30 days are free.
No card needed. Invite your contractors today. Or book a 15-minute call if you'd rather talk it through.