Cable Ledger vs. FiberField
FiberField is construction tracking and billing built for fiber contractors, with plans for managers, foremen and crew. Of everything on this list, it is the closest to what Cable Ledger does.
Where FiberField is strong
- Built for the same trade: fiber construction, tracked through to billing.
- A free trial and no license fee or long contract.
- Separate, cheaper seats for crew members who only see their assigned projects.
Where Cable Ledger differs
- FiberField prices every seat by role: one rate for managers, another for foremen, another for crew. Cable Ledger has one rate for every login, so a promotion never changes the bill.
- In Cable Ledger the foreman files the day for the crew, and the crew live on the roster for free, with hours, equipment and pay recorded against them. You pay for the people who sign in.
- Roles in Cable Ledger are yours to define, permission by permission, rather than three fixed licence classes.
Can you use both? Probably not: the two overlap almost entirely. Put your own crew sizes into the calculator below and compare the bill.
What FiberField costs
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Manager | $149 per seat / month$1,788 per seat / year |
| Foreman | $129 per seat / month$1,548 per seat / year |
| Crew | $49 per seat / month$588 per seat / year |
Per seat per month, by role, as published on FiberField's own site. In the calculator, office users are priced as Manager seats, foremen as Foreman seats, and crew as Crew seats when you tick the crew box.
Sources, checked October 1, 2026: FiberField home page and pricing.
Cable Ledger pricing
Every login costs the same.
Standard price $350Founding price $199.50/mo with 6 logins
Then $69 a month for each login after that, whatever the role. Billed monthly, or pay a year up front and get 2 months free.
Founding rate: 43% off for your first 12 months, then $350/mo. Limited time only.
- Owner, office, supervisor or foreman: the same price for every login.
- Every feature for every login. No role tiers and no feature tiers.
- A promotion never changes the bill, and nobody needs a licence class.
- The crew on your roster are free. You pay for the people who sign in.
Put in your own team
Office, foremen and crew. The numbers update as you type, and nothing leaves this page.
Cable Ledger
7 logins billed, all at one rate. 24 crew on the roster free.
$419 a monthBilled monthly, $5,028 a year. No annual contract.
FiberField
7 seats billed
$963 a month
- Manager: $149/seat/mo
- Foreman: $129/seat/mo
- Crew: $49/seat/mo
Per seat per month, by role, as published on FiberField's own site. In the calculator, office users are priced as Manager seats, foremen as Foreman seats, and crew as Crew seats when you tick the crew box.
Procore
Unlimited users, priced on volume
$417 to $833 a month, billed as a year up frontEstimate
Procore does not publish prices. It quotes an annual fee per product, based on annual construction volume. The range shown is from independent estimates (about 0.1% to 0.2% of volume, starting around $4,500 a year) and is not a Procore quote. Implementation is often extra.
Fieldwire
7 seats billed
$273 to $623 a month, billed as a year up front
- Pro: $273/mo
- Business: $448/mo
- Business Plus: $623/mo
Per user per month, billed annually. A free Basic plan covers up to 5 users and 3 projects. Enterprise is quoted.
Bluebeam
7 seats billed
$152 to $257 a month, billed as a year up front
- Basics: $152/mo
- Core: $193/mo
- Complete: $257/mo
Sold per named user per year ($260 Basics, $330 Core, $440 Complete), shown here as a monthly equivalent. No monthly plan. Volume discounts are negotiated.
Spreadsheets + QuickBooks
No extra software
$1,213 a month in office time, from your numbers
No software cost beyond what you already pay. What it costs is office time: enter the hours your office spends a week turning tickets into invoices, and what an hour of that time costs you.
Competitor figures are list prices from the public sources linked on each comparison page, checked October 1, 2026. They exclude taxes, add-ons, implementation and negotiated discounts. Check with each vendor before you decide.
Your crews already did the work.
Stop paying a week to prove it.
Set up one contract, file one report, and see the estimate come out the other side.