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Guides · ComparisonsHow SitesAI compares
Side by side with the tools you are probably also looking at.
Nobody buys software in a vacuum. If you are pricing earthworks you are probably also looking at Kubla, MudShark or AGTEK; if you are running a crew, at Assignar or Dashpivot. So rather than pretend the alternatives do not exist, these pages put them next to us.
Three rules we hold ourselves to on every page here:
- Every figure is dated and linked. Prices and features come from the other vendor's own public pages, with the date we checked them. Software changes; check their current page before you decide.
- We say what they do better. There is always something. A comparison that finds no reason to choose the competitor is an advertisement, not a comparison.
- Tell us when we are wrong. Every page carries a correction address. Email admin@sitesai.net and we will fix it.
We do not run reviews, scores or stars — just the facts side by side and a plain statement of who each tool suits.
SitesAI App
- SitesAI App · Buyer's guide
Docket apps for civil contractors in Australia (2026)
Five docket and timesheet apps for small civil crews in Australia: published prices, offline use and signatures, from each vendor's own page.
SitesAI App · AssignarAssignar vs the SitesAI App for a small civil crew
A dated comparison for crews under about twenty people — dispatch-first operations software with quote-only pricing, against a free-to-ten-licence site app.
SitesAI App · DashpivotDashpivot vs the SitesAI App for small civil crews
Sitemate's Dashpivot turns site paperwork into digital forms. The SitesAI App models the job itself. A dated, sourced comparison of two very different answers.
SitesAI App · FieldwireFieldwire vs the SitesAI App for a civil subcontractor
Fieldwire organises plans, tasks and punch lists on a build. The SitesAI App runs crews, plant and claims for a civil sub. A dated, sourced comparison.
SitesAI App · Record TIMERecord TIME vs the SitesAI App for a civil crew
Two Australian apps for dockets, timesheets and plant. One sells modules you add up, one sells licences. A dated, sourced comparison for small crews.
SitesAI App · SafetyCultureSafetyCulture vs the SitesAI App for site compliance
Both are free for ten users and mean different things by compliance. Inspections at global scale against a register of tickets, sites and expiry dates.
SitesAI App · ServiceM8ServiceM8 vs the SitesAI App for an earthmoving business
ServiceM8 quotes, schedules and invoices, and charges by jobs not users. The SitesAI App runs the site and never invoices. Which one suits an earthmoving crew.
SitesAI App · Buyer's guideWork management apps for small civil crews: six compared
Six apps an Australian civil crew actually shortlists, what each publishes for pricing, and who each one suits. Written by a vendor, and saying so up front.
SitesAI Estimate
- SitesAI Estimate · Buyer's guide
Kubla Cubed alternatives for cut and fill takeoff (2026)
Four alternatives to Kubla Cubed for cut and fill takeoff, what each costs and who it suits, including the case for staying on Kubla.
SitesAI Estimate · Buyer's guideEarthworks takeoff software in Australia: an honest 2026 list
Five earthworks takeoff tools an Australian contractor actually shortlists, what each costs, and who each one suits — written by a vendor, and saying so.
SitesAI Estimate · Kubla CubedKubla Cubed vs SitesAI Estimate: which suits your jobs
A dated, sourced comparison of two earthworks takeoff tools — a Windows desktop package with a genuinely free edition, and a browser tool with AI and export.
SitesAI Estimate · MudSharkMudShark vs SitesAI Estimate for earthworks takeoff
Two earthworks takeoff tools compared on price, plans, trenches and 3D — one Australian desktop incumbent at $230 a month, one browser tool at US$39.