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DonePages vs CompanyCam
CompanyCam documents the job. DonePages sells the next one.
CompanyCam is a photo documentation app for crews: every job-site photo organized by project, with checklists, reports and team features. DonePages starts where the job ends — it turns your best before and after photos into a page that answers leads, asks for reviews and posts to Google.
Updated September 2026 · based on CompanyCam's public website
Choose DonePages if
- You want finished jobs to bring in new work — pages, leads and reviews, not a photo archive
- You want instant lead alerts, an automatic reply to the homeowner and a simple quote pipeline
- You want marketing included in the price instead of added on
- You're a small crew that doesn't need per-user photo documentation
Choose CompanyCam if
- You need every job-site photo documented with timestamps and locations for your crew
- You rely on checklists, photo reports and job documentation for insurance or disputes
- You have a larger team capturing photos across many active jobs
Side by side
Feature by feature.
Photos & documentation
Winning the job
Getting found
Price
DonePages: Starter $49/mo · Pro $129/mo (founding members $99/mo for life) · 7-day free trial · no contract
CompanyCam: Core $63/mo (1 user) · Crew $129/mo (3 users) · Scale $199/mo · +$29 per extra user · Marketing Suite add-on $79/mo (annual billing) (as listed, September 2026)
What's really different
The differences that matter.
A photo archive vs. a sales page
CompanyCam captures everything that happens on site so your office and crew stay in sync. DonePages takes the two or three photos that sell the job and turns them into a branded page, a PDF, a door hanger and a video.
What happens after someone is interested
DonePages is built around the lead: a quote form with homeowner photos, an alert on your phone the second it arrives, an automatic reply in your name, and a pipeline that shows what each job was worth.
Marketing in the price
On CompanyCam, review requests and Google posting sit in a paid Marketing Suite add-on. On DonePages Pro they're part of the plan, alongside unlimited pages and your own domain.
Using both? Plenty of contractors use both: CompanyCam to document every job for the crew, DonePages to turn the best finished jobs into pages that win the next customer.
Getting started
Switching from CompanyCam? Live in about ten minutes.
- 1
Start your free trial
Pick Starter or Pro and try everything for 7 days. It takes about a minute.
- 2
Add one finished job
Choose a before and an after photo — or email them in. DonePages sorts them and writes the page in your trade's words.
- 3
Publish and share
Send the link with your next quote. On Pro, review requests and Google and social posts go out automatically.
Questions
DonePages vs CompanyCam: FAQ
Is DonePages a CompanyCam alternative?
For marketing, yes — DonePages turns finished jobs into pages, leads, reviews and Google posts. For day-to-day job-site documentation with checklists and reports, CompanyCam is the better fit, and many contractors use both.
Can I use my CompanyCam photos in DonePages?
Yes. Save the before and after photos you want to your phone and add them to a new DonePage — or email them to your DonePages address. The AI sorts them and writes the page.
Which is cheaper?
DonePages starts at $49/month and includes review requests and Google posting on Pro ($129/month, or $99 for founding members). CompanyCam starts at $63/month on annual billing, and its Marketing Suite is a $79/month add-on.
Can I try DonePages for free?
Yes. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial with everything included. Cancel before it ends and you won't be charged.
Do I need a website to use DonePages?
No. Every DonePage has its own shareable link, and on Pro you also get a portfolio page, a website widget and the option to use your own domain.
Is there a contract?
No. DonePages is month-to-month (or yearly for two months free). You can pause, downgrade or cancel from Settings → Billing.
More comparisons
Information about CompanyCam comes from their public website (CompanyCam pricing) as of September 2026. Features and prices change — check with CompanyCam for the latest. CompanyCam is a trademark of its owner; DonePages isn't affiliated with or endorsed by them.
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