Built for general contractors

Punch the list. Close the job.

SitePunch puts your whole punch list — photos, fixes, and final sign-off — behind one link your subs can open straight from a text.

First job free · no credit card

  • No passwords
  • No spreadsheets
  • No lost photos
1link per job

Your subs tap it from a text and land straight on the list.

0accounts for your crews

They confirm their phone number and they are in. Nothing to install, nothing to forget.

Optionalcompletion photos

Add proof when it helps. Work can still be marked done when taking a photo is not practical.

How it works

Simple for you. Simple for your subs.

  1. Walk the job, punch it in

    Add each issue with a photo and a note as you walk. It takes about as long as sending a text.

  2. Text one link to your subs

    They confirm their phone number and see exactly what needs fixing — the same list you see.

  3. Approve the fix, close it out

    Nothing comes off the list until you have seen the proof and signed off yourself.

Juniper House Remodel

Walk through a sample project.

This is exactly what your subs see when they open your link.

3 open items

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Replace socket and patch hole

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Baseboard needs caulk

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Paint a Pikachu mural

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Why it works

Every issue in one place.

Most punch lists break down when the description, photo, and review live in different places. SitePunch keeps each issue together so you can show what needs fixing, track the progress, and review the work before you close it out.

Access
Share the project without setting up accounts or passwords for everyone on the job.
Photos
Photos, notes, and updates stay with each issue instead of getting buried in a text thread.
Closeout
Completed work does not quietly disappear. You review it and decide when it comes off the active list.
Sharing
Keep one project link for the whole job and decide who should have access to it.

Stop chasing subs through text threads.

Set up your first project in minutes. Your next walkthrough documents itself.

Start your first punch list