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How much job hazard analysis software costs
At published prices, job hazard analysis software runs from $0 to about $2,800 a year for a small or mid-size contractor. Mitti and Dozer have free plans, JSABuilder is $67 a year for one user, Gadzoom charges $149 for a single AHA, and Dozer's paid plans start at $99 a site a month. HammerTech, SiteDocs, HCSS, Field1st and Safety Reports quote.
Five ways JHA software is priced
The model matters more than the sticker, because it decides what grows the bill: more people, more documents or more sites.
| Model | Who uses it | Published price | The bill grows with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Per user, per year | JSABuilder | $67 for the first user; $49 each for users 2–50, $30 for 51–100, less above that; 30-day trial | People who build JSAs |
| Per seat, per month | Mitti (by SafetyCulture); JSA OnTheGo | Mitti free up to 10 users and 5 active templates; Premium $24 a seat a month billed yearly, $29 month to month, with cheaper Guest seats and per-location pricing by quote. JSA OnTheGo $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year for one user; companies A$10 a license a month, five or more | People with an account |
| Per document | Gadzoom; JSA OnTheGo | Gadzoom: one AHA $149; 25 a year $895; 50 a year $1,295; unlimited $2,795 a year; unlimited users. JSA OnTheGo: $0.99 a JSA on demand | Documents written |
| Per site | Dozer | Free for one site; Site $99 a site a month; Company $199 a month for up to 5 sites; crew never pays | Jobsites |
| Quote | HammerTech, SiteDocs, HCSS, Field1st, Safety Reports | No public price | Company size, construction volume or modules |
What three kinds of contractor would pay
Yearly cost at list price for the tools that publish one. The crew signs on a supervisor's phone or tablet unless noted, so only supervisors need accounts.
- A: one site, one foreman, a crew of six. The GC wants the signed JHA by email.
- B: three sites, three foremen and a safety manager (four users), 30 workers.
- C: five sites, eight supervisors and a safety manager (nine users), 60 workers and subs on every site.
| Tool | A: 1 site, 1 user | B: 3 sites, 4 users | C: 5 sites, 9 users |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dozer | $0 on Free (one site) | $2,388 on Company ($199 a month), less than three Site plans at $3,564 | $2,388 on Company (5 sites, 10 office seats) |
| JSABuilder | $67 | $214 ($67 + 3 × $49) | $459 ($67 + 8 × $49) |
| Mitti | $0 on Free (5 active templates) | $0 on Free (4 users, 5 active templates); $1,152 on Premium | $0 on Free (9 users, 5 active templates); $2,592 on Premium (9 × $24 × 12) |
| JSA OnTheGo | $0.99 a JSA, or $99.99 for a year | A$600 (the five-license minimum) | A$1,080 (9 licenses) |
| Gadzoom | $149 per AHA, or $895 for 25 a year | $895–$1,295 (25 to 50 AHAs) | $2,795 (unlimited AHAs) |
| HammerTech, SiteDocs, HCSS, Field1st, Safety Reports | Quote | Quote | Quote |
The sums don't make the tools equal. JSABuilder is the cheapest paid plan for B and C and has risk scoring and approvals, but its site doesn't say how crews sign or name a phone app. Mitti is free for B and C only within 5 active templates, and it's a general checklist app: you build the JSA yourself. Gadzoom is built for federal AHAs under EM 385-1-1. Dozer writes the JHA from a sentence and collects signatures on one phone, but has no risk scoring or approvals and is a web app only. What each one does is in the job hazard analysis software comparison.
If every worker needs an account
Seat pricing changes fast when the crew signs on their own phones. For contractor C with all 69 people on Mitti Premium full seats, that's 69 × $24 × 12 = $19,872 a year. On JSABuilder, 69 users come to $67 + 49 × $49 + 19 × $30 = $3,038 a year. Per-site and per-document pricing don't move: Dozer's crew and subs never pay, and Gadzoom includes unlimited users. Mitti also sells cheaper Guest seats for occasional users and a fixed price per location that covers everyone working there, by quote. Before you compare seat prices, decide whether the crew signs on a shared device, under their own login, or by QR code; JSA apps covers how each app does it.
Quote-only tools: what they price on
- SiteDocs pricing: an annual subscription based on company size, with a call to start. It includes logins for every worker and unlimited forms and signatures. SiteDocs pricing
- HammerTech pricing: not per user; based on yearly construction volume, company size and onboarding, and free for subcontractors through the GC. It says it isn't the right fit for very small teams or a single project. HammerTech pricing
- HCSS pricing: HeavyJob Safety is quoted after a demo, and is part of HCSS's HeavyJob for heavy civil contractors. HCSS job hazard analysis
- Field1st: one platform price for your own crews and supervisors; contractors, subs and guests are free through a QR code. Field1st pricing
- Safety Reports: the JSA module is in the Premium tier, and both tiers say "contact us for pricing". Safety Reports pricing
Costs that aren't on the price list
- Minimums and currency. JSA OnTheGo's company plan needs five licenses and is priced in Australian dollars.
- Free-plan limits. Mitti's Free plan stops at 10 users and 5 active templates; Dozer's at one site, one camera and 10 machines; Safesite's free plan limits reporting to the last 30 days.
- Document caps. Gadzoom's plans count AHAs per year; a busy federal season can push you into the next tier.
- Setup. JSABuilder sells training packages for larger teams by quote; HammerTech prices onboarding into its quote.
- The foreman's time. A tool that's cheap per seat but makes a foreman retype the JHA every morning costs more in hours than the subscription. That's the case for a library builder or an AI drafter; see JHA builders and AI generators.
Questions
How much does JHA software cost?
From $0 to about $2,800 a year at published prices for a contractor with up to five sites and nine supervisors: Mitti (up to 10 users and 5 active templates) and Dozer (one site) have free plans, JSABuilder is $67 a year for the first user and $49 for each of the next 49, JSA OnTheGo is $0.99 a JSA or $9.99 a month, Gadzoom is $149 for one AHA or $2,795 a year unlimited, and Dozer is $99 a site a month or $199 a month for up to five sites. HammerTech, SiteDocs, HCSS, Field1st and Safety Reports quote.
How much does SiteDocs cost?
SiteDocs doesn't publish a price. Its pricing page says it's an annual subscription based on company size, starting with a call, and that it includes logins for every worker and unlimited forms and signatures.
Do I have to pay for every worker?
It depends on the model. Seat-priced tools charge for every account, so a crew that signs on their own phones costs more (Mitti also offers cheaper Guest seats and per-location pricing); Dozer's crew and subs never pay, Gadzoom includes unlimited users, and HammerTech and Field1st let subs in free.
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