Comparison
Worksite Photos vs CompanyCam
CompanyCam is the established team photo platform for contractors, priced per seat with sales-led onboarding. Its recent public reviews include complaints about seat pricing, resolution, uploads and data access.
A three-person crew pays around $121 to $129 a month on CompanyCam. On Worksite Photos Team it pays $29.97, or $24.75 billed yearly. Bring in two subcontractors and it is $49.95 or $41.25, where CompanyCam adds $58. Clients view free.
Feature by feature
Verification
CompanyCam: Timestamp and GPS on the photo; users report GPS accuracy issues
Worksite Photos: Photo fingerprinted at capture, signed, timestamped by an independent authority, and checkable on a public verify page
Originals
CompanyCam: Users report images are downscaled
Worksite Photos: Full resolution, kept byte for byte as captured with its EXIF data; export them on every plan
Address on the stamp
CompanyCam: Geocoded
Worksite Photos: Geocoded from GPS by default; correct it by hand for free, or add your own address alongside the GPS data
Offline and upload safety
CompanyCam: Users report stuck upload queues with no automatic retry
Worksite Photos: Local-first queue, automatic retry, visible queue, each shot saved to the phone's photo library, stamped and original (a company setting)
Client viewers
CompanyCam: Free
Worksite Photos: Unlimited and free on every plan, no account needed
Subcontractors
CompanyCam: $29 per seat, so subs are often left out
Worksite Photos: A Team seat like any other, at $9.99 per user a month, or $8.25 billed yearly, limited to the projects you assign
Your data after cancelling
CompanyCam: Users report projects locked at trial end
Worksite Photos: Full export of originals and PDFs while you're subscribed and for at least 90 days after cancellation
Sales calls
CompanyCam: Sales-led; users report emails within a day and calls mid-workday
Worksite Photos: None. Published prices, self-serve sign-up, cancel online
What CompanyCam users say, and what we do about it
Quotes are from public app store reviews, gathered September 2026.
Images are downscaled
“They will purposely neuter the image down to an unusable file size and resolution.”
Worksite Photos
Originals are kept at full resolution, byte for byte as captured.
Uploads get stuck
“Stuck in upload status, no auto-retry on reconnect, manual per-photo uploads.”
Worksite Photos
A local-first queue that retries on its own and shows you exactly what is pending.
Upsell modals on a ladder
“I'm at a dangerous elevation, balancing on a ladder… I have to stop work, use both hands to get out of a screen that says I'm not signed up for live video.”
Worksite Photos
The app puts no screens between you and the shutter, and the phone's buttons take the photo, one-handed and with gloves on.
Subs cannot get access
“Every seat costs $29.”
Worksite Photos
A subcontractor seat is $9.99 a month, not $29, and opens only the projects you assign. Clients view free, unlimited.
Data held at trial end
“60 projects locked away that we cannot get to and we cannot invoice.”
Worksite Photos
Cancel and your account goes read-only, not locked: export everything for at least 90 days.
Sales pressure
“Emails within 24 hours, then a call mid-workday.”
Worksite Photos
No sales calls. Published prices and a self-serve signup.