Built on the jobsite, not in a boardroom.
WIP was built by a working subcontractor — a ~$20M specialty-trade electrical contractor self-performing electrical, low-voltage, life-safety, and dry-utility work across Southern California. It wasn't dreamed up by a SaaS company or retrofitted from a tool built for general contractors.
I'm Fahad — I run a trade business and its books. Before WIP, I ran on the big general-contractor platforms, and as a sub they never fit: priced on a percentage of your revenue — so the better your year, the more they charged — wrapped around a GC's workflow, and a constant fight to wire into QuickBooks. I was paying more every year for software that still couldn't show me my WIP the way a sub actually thinks about it.
So I built the tool I needed: one that speaks the way subs work — WIP/CVR, QuickBooks job costing, contract vs. cost-to-date, earned revenue and GP%, AR/AP aging, change orders, retention — and is priced fairly. One flat price per company, no matter how much you bill or how many people you add.
If you rely on your WIP to run your business, this was made for you — by someone who does too.