Fieldwire is a technology company.
Fieldwire has raised $42.0M across 3 funding rounds.
Fieldwire has raised $42.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Fieldwire has raised $42.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Fieldwire's investors include Alumni Ventures, Amasia, BoxOne Ventures, Builders VC, Lifeforce Capital, SNR, AngelPad, Bloomberg Beta, Catapult Capital, Felicis Ventures, Immeasurable, KRM Interests LLC.
Fieldwire is a construction technology company that builds an all-in-one jobsite management software platform designed to connect field teams with office staff, enabling real-time collaboration, task tracking, and project coordination.[1][2][3][4] It serves contractors, foremen, project managers, general contractors, subcontractors, and owners on projects ranging from small renovations to mega-scale builds (>$1B), solving key pain points like communication delays, outdated plans, rework, and inefficient progress tracking by providing mobile-first tools for plans, tasks, RFIs, submittals, change orders, and reports—saving users up to one hour per day per person.[3][4][5][6][7] With usage on over 4 million projects worldwide and pricing starting at $54/user/month, Fieldwire demonstrates strong growth momentum, bolstered by its 2021 acquisition by Hilti, which has expanded its global reach and enterprise capabilities.[3][5][6]
Fieldwire was established in 2013 as a mobile field management platform tailored for construction contractors, quickly gaining traction by addressing the industry's need for seamless office-to-field connectivity.[3] While specific founder details are not detailed in available sources, the company emerged from recognizing gaps in on-site productivity, leveraging mobile devices for real-time plan access, task management, and collaboration—features that bridged traditional silos in construction workflows.[1][4] A pivotal moment came with its 2021 acquisition by Hilti, a global leader in construction tools, which integrated Fieldwire into Hilti's ecosystem to enhance contractor efficiency worldwide; this has driven expansion to over 1 million projects and internal adoption across Fieldwire's own engineering, sales, and operations teams.[3][5][6][8]
Fieldwire rides the construction tech (contech) wave of digital transformation, where mobile SaaS disrupts a fragmented $10T+ industry plagued by paper-based processes and 30%+ productivity losses from miscommunication.[1][2][3] Its timing aligns with post-pandemic acceleration in BIM adoption, remote oversight, and labor shortages, amplified by Hilti's hardware-software synergy for end-to-end efficiency.[3][6][7] Market forces like rising material costs, regulatory demands for documentation, and AI-driven forecasting favor Fieldwire's real-time data capture, influencing the ecosystem by standardizing jobsite collaboration—powering 4M+ projects and enabling best-practice replication across GCs, subs, and owners.[4][5][6]
Fieldwire is poised for continued dominance in contech, leveraging Hilti's global distribution to penetrate enterprise mega-projects while expanding API integrations and features like advanced BIM viewers and custom forms.[3][6][9] Trends such as AI-powered predictive scheduling, AR/VR plan overlays, and sustainability tracking will shape its evolution, potentially boosting margins through upselling to its 4M+ project base. As contech matures, Fieldwire's field-proven platform could redefine industry standards, evolving from jobsite coordinator to full lifecycle manager—cementing its role in delivering faster, safer, and greener builds worldwide.
Fieldwire has raised $42.0M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $34.0M Series C in September 2019.