How sotyn.ai stacks up.

Every comparison on this site uses the same nine rows, because these are the questions that decide whether contractor software survives contact with a real site. If you are evaluating anyone — including us — these are worth asking them directly.

1. Bill types. Can it raise RA, MB, Installation and T&C bills against a measurement, with GST, TDS and retention — or only a tax invoice? See RA billing.
2. Quoting from your own rates. Can a BOQ be priced line by line from your agreed rate masters, with margin visible before it goes out?
3. Procurement chain. Does a site indent become an RFQ, an approval, a PO and a receipt that all trace back to one request? See procurement approvals.
4. Subcontractor bill checking. Is the bill priced from the contract rate and checked against measured quantity before certification? See bill checking.
5. Attendance and payroll. Does site attendance actually reach payroll, or is it a separate system and a monthly re-key?
6. The owner's view. Committed against actual cost while the job runs — not a report at closeout.
7. Who built it. Whether anyone in the building has run a contracting business on it.
8. Where the data lives, and what happens to it if you leave.
9. Published pricing. Whether the price is on the website at all, and what onboarding costs on top. Ours is on the pricing page.

Every competitor claim on these pages is checked against that company's own website, with the date it was checked. Where their public pages do not state something, we say so rather than assume they cannot do it — and we would rather you verified both sides than took our word for it.