After months of iterative development and in-depth analysis, we’re proud to launch the new and improved: Buildpeer Website
This update represents a comprehensive overhaul informed by user behavior data, conversion funnel diagnostics, and UX best practices. Our Growth Marketing team executed multiple rounds of A/B testing, heatmap analysis, and performance audits to better understand how users navigate and interact with the site.
Every element, from content hierarchy to UI responsiveness, was optimized to reduce friction, improve accessibility, and drive meaningful engagement across all devices and user types. The result is a platform that’s not only more performant but also engineered to scale with our users’ needs.
What’s New at Buildpeer.com?
- Plans Page
We’ve redesigned our Plans page to make it easier than ever to compare features and choose the right tier for your team. With a clean layout and streamlined comparison view, you can quickly identify the plan that fits your workflow and scale of operations.
Buildpeer now offers four clearly defined business plans (Entry, Small, Medium, and Large), each supporting unlimited users and unlimited storage. These tiers are built to grow with you, whether you're just launching your first projects or managing multiple teams across complex job sites.
- Entry is ideal for small teams getting started, offering support for up to 5 active projects and 10 hours of onboarding.
- Small expands capacity and onboarding time, perfect for teams managing up to 10 active projects.
- Medium and Large plans unlock our full suite of advanced modules, including management, documentation, design, collaboration, and communication tools. They also offer exclusive benefits like beta feature access and the opportunity to co-develop new capabilities with the Buildpeer team.
Explore the new Plans page to see the full breakdown and find the right fit for your next phase of growth.
- Product Features
Buildpeer’s redesigned Product page highlights how the platform helps construction teams collaborate in real time, reduce delays, and manage projects with greater clarity. Key features include:
- Task Management – Assign, track, and prioritize tasks across teams
- Centralized Documentation – Upload and manage drawings, plans, and reports in one place
- Real-Time Collaboration – Communicate instantly and keep everyone aligned
- Version Control – Track changes and maintain a clear record of updates
- Progress Tracking – Visual dashboards to monitor execution and delivery in real-time
Whether you're on-site or in the office, Buildpeer brings your entire project workflow into a single, easy-to-use platform. Visit the Product page to explore the full feature set.
- About Us
Buildpeer's new "About Us" page provides insight into our mission to equip construction professionals with an intuitive platform that centralizes data, reduces inefficiencies, and enables smarter decision-making. It highlights our recent $2.5M seed round led by Brick & Mortar Ventures, strategic partnerships with key industry organizations, and recognition for innovation in construction tech.
You'll also meet our founders, Mauricio Valdés (CEO) and Ernesto González (COO), whose vision continues to drive productivity and impact across the sector.
Visit the About Us to learn more about our mission and leadership.
- Buildpeer Blog
Formerly "Buildpeer News," this section has been reimagined as a blog for feature updates, behind-the-scenes engineering decisions, and thought leadership. Blog architecture was rebuilt to support rich media, author attribution, tags, and improved discoverability.
Visit our new blog to stay updated on our latest insights on the construction industry and customer success cases
- Help Center (Beta)
While still in progress, the Help Center introduces a searchable knowledge base with categorized articles, product tutorials, and onboarding flows. It integrates with Intercom to provide support ticket handoff and dynamic FAQs based on user profile.
Final Thoughts
Redesigning the Buildpeer website was more than a visual update, it was a learning process grounded in user behavior, experimentation, and iteration.
Here are five takeaways that shaped our approach:
1. Trust the Data, Not Assumptions
- Initial assumptions about user behavior often missed the mark. Analytics and testing revealed where users actually clicked, paused, or dropped off—allowing us to make more informed decisions.
2. Tell a Clear Story
- Users respond better to experiences that feel human and relatable. Instead of simply listing features, we focused on scenarios and use cases that mirror how teams work in real projects.
3. Use Numbers to Direct Attention
- Quantitative data stands out and helps break through dense content. Metrics, percentages, and project milestones help anchor key points and improve readability.
4. Design with Accessibility in Mind, “We don't live in an Apple World”
- Device diversity matters. We ensured a consistent experience across all screen sizes and browsers, with an emphasis on accessibility standards that support every type of user.
5. Mobile is the Primary Experience
- The majority of visitors arrive via mobile, so we treated it as the core experience, not an afterthought. Performance, navigation, and layout were optimized specifically for smaller screens.
Check out the new site and let us know what you think!
👉 Explore the new Buildpeer.com
