Fieldwire vs Clevis
A practical buying guide.
WHAT EACH GETS YOU.
Plans and tasks at the job site. Explore Fieldwire and Clevis’s planned HVAC workspace. Clevis is in development.
Get early accessVisit the official vendor sourceFieldwire
Current free and paid plans
Published snapshot
Clevis
In development
Clevis pricing not announced
What Fieldwire gets you.
Fieldwire is relevant to teams coordinating work against construction plans. That organizing unit is different from a recurring HVAC asset visit; test the project structure that matches the work you actually deliver.
Vendor-described scope for construction project team use. Availability and plan-specific terms matter; this is a source review, not a performance test.
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| The work | Fieldwire | Clevis · planned |
|---|---|---|
| Capture | Field tasks, photos and project inputs | Phone and wearable observations tied to an HVAC visit. |
| Context | Construction plans and project records | Job and equipment context with inspectable source material. |
| Next actions | Task coordination and plan-specific reporting | Reviewed records and scoped follow-through. |
| Controls | Free plan limits users, projects and sheets | Human review and permission boundaries are design requirements. |
Pricing and availability.
Pro $39/user/month; Business $64; Business Plus $89, billed annually
Count paid users and check the reporting or project controls needed. The free plan is limited to 5 users, 3 projects and 100 sheets, so verify whether it fits a real pilot.
Availability: Current free and paid plans.
Where Clevis is heading.
Clevis is being designed around an HVAC visit: capture the useful details, connect them to the right equipment, review the record, and make the next owner clear. Phone and wearable input are part of that exploration.
This is a product direction. There is no shipping Clevis workflow, confirmed integration, validated device list or published price to put against Fieldwire. If you need an operational tool today, evaluate the available product on its current terms.
Sources and updates.
Official material reviewed October 4, 2026. Vendor claims have not been independently tested. Buying questions and comparisons are Clevis editorial analysis.
- Fieldwire pricingfieldwire.com