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ArchiCAD


ArchiCAD: BIM software for architects

Daily reporting and field production tracking
As of 30 August 2026, Raken starts at $40/month. Raken is a field management app that simplifies daily reporting and production tracking for construction teams. Softwr lists it under Construction. Raken is made by Raken Inc., launched in 2014, available on Web, iOS, Android.
Overview
Raken is a field management app that simplifies daily reporting and production tracking for construction teams. It enables superintendents and foremen to capture daily logs, track worker hours, document progress with photos, and keep projects moving with streamlined communication.
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Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Lite
$40 /mo
Pro
$80 /mo
Enterprise
Free
Capabilities
Daily reporting
Photo documentation
Time tracking
Production tracking
Safety toolbox talks
Procore
Integration with Procore
Autodesk BIM 360
Integration with Autodesk BIM 360
Sage
Integration with Sage
Foundation
Integration with Foundation
QuickBooks
Integration with QuickBooks
Data encryption
Data encryption security feature
Offline access
Offline access security feature
Answered, with sources
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Yes, Raken offers a free trial option with no pricing details disclosed on the public website. Interested users can start a free trial or schedule a demo to see the product in action.
SourceRaken uses a quote-based pricing model. No pricing tiers or rates are published on their website. Pricing must be obtained by contacting their sales team.
SourceBehind it
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