SiteConnect publishes Managed Worker pricing and lists geofenced sign-in, inductions, attendance, RAMS, CPP, COSHH and contractor access. The Site Book Site Control uses per-site pricing with unlimited workers and includes UK CDM documents (RAMS, CPP, COSHH), RFIs and document-review evidence. Compare which billing model and workflows match your sites.
SiteConnect lists UK RAMS, CPP, COSHH, inductions and attendance, priced by Managed Worker count with unlimited subcontractor companies. Site Control uses per-site pricing and includes UK CDM generation and RFIs. Compare the billing model and workflows each site needs.
SiteConnect UK pricing, construction, education and feature pages were reviewed 2026-09-27; current UK prices and Managed Worker definitions supersede the earlier NZ/AU price snapshot. Site Control figures come from The Site Book's published per-site pricing.
From £675/site per month plus £5,000 one-off setup; volume tiers as sites scale
UK: £625–£1,625 per quarter for 1–69 Managed Workers; 70+ is POA. 12-month minimum; unlimited subcontractor companies and their teams are included.
Team size
Per active site with unlimited workers (~75+ typical), multiple contractor companies and assigned-site Site Supervisor logins inherited from Business
1–69 Managed Workers on published UK bands; 70+ is price-on-application. Direct employees, labour-only workers and some sole traders count; external subcontractor companies and their teams are included without separate licences.
Best for
Principal contractors and builders running live sites with subcontractors who need UK CDM documents generated plus on-site contractor access, attendance, RFIs and audit-ready evidence in one per-site tool.
UK construction teams seeking a workforce-priced H&S platform with RAMS, CPP, COSHH, inductions, attendance and subcontractor access.
Not ideal for
No biometric turnstiles or physical access control, so it cannot secure a Tier-1 perimeter the way hardware-led platforms like MSite can.
The UK platform lists RAMS, CPP and COSHH; no RFI or document-review acknowledgement workflow was listed on the reviewed pricing page.
RAMS / CPP / COSHH generation
Generates UK RAMS, CPP, COSHH and method statements from the project brief.
UK product and pricing pages list RAMS, CPP and COSHH in the complete platform; no AI generation claim is made here.
RAMS
AI-generated, site-specific and editable in-browser on every The Site Book plan; inherited by Site Control.
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CPP
Full Construction Phase Plans, not just RAMS.
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COSHH
Standalone COSHH document, site-specific substance register and safety-data-sheet upload with extraction.
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Method statements
Built-in trade task library plus your own reusable work types and method steps.
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PCPP import
Upload an existing pre-construction plan and reuse its structure.
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Document review
Review status and history, optional named-approver routing before issue, and client approve/request-changes via share links.
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Document checking
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Site diary
Editable daily entries; owner/admin deletion is permanent, while a Site Supervisor's deletion is retained for owner/admin restore. Live entries and photo counts appear in the Audit Pack.
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Site files
Drawings, plans, H&S docs, procedures, RAMS, CPP and emergency information.
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Site portal
Workers get their own link to the documents and information for the sites they are on.
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Subcontractor tracking
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Subcontractor evidence
Evidence record, review and archive workflow against the project.
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Corrective actions
Owner, due date and completion state against each inspection finding.
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Data export
Includes the Audit Pack: one merged PDF with documents, sign-offs, worker evidence, attendance, incidents, COSHH, permits and up to the latest 500 live Site Diary entries.
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AI chat
In-app assistant answering from the published Help Centre articles.
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Permits to work
UK construction pages list digital permit forms; reviewed pages do not establish the full issue, approval and close-out workflow.
Site inductions
Digital induction blocks check-in until acknowledged - readable in 9 worker languages.
UK education page says contractors cannot sign in until their digital induction is complete.
Multilingual inductions (9 languages)
Workers read and acknowledge key H&S details in 9 languages at the entrance QR; the language used is recorded in the audit trail and translations are site-team reviewable.
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RAMS sign-off (per worker)
Per-worker RAMS acknowledgement can block check-in until the current version is signed. Optional 4-digit PINs add evidence to shared-link document sign-off without changing attendance.
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Worker cert tracking
CSCS upload, internal review and expiry notifications.
Contractor management and registers cover compliance documents; compare the listed competency and certificate-expiry alerts with the site's CSCS tracking requirements.
Right to work
Records Home Office share-code checks with outcome, expiry and an evidence file (manual verification, not a live API).
No formal UK right-to-work ID or share-code verification surfaced; focus is H&S compliance, not immigration checks.
Contractor self-onboarding
Contractor self-join via the entrance QR with CSCS upload and approval.
Contractors connect free without a licence fee and self-manage their company profile and compliance via contractor management.
QR / mobile sign-in
Permanent entrance QR for guest sign-in/out and contractor self-join.
Public QR code sign-in lets visitors check in without downloading the app.
GPS clock-in
Geofencing sets virtual boundaries around sites and auto signs users in/out on entry, exit or dwell.
Biometric access
No fingerprint or facial-recognition access; sign-in is geofence, QR or kiosk based.
Physical access control
Software-based sign-in only; no turnstiles or gate hardware integration documented.
Site attendance
Check-in/out, history and a live people-on-site view.
Attendance is one of the four core pillars, recording site visitors and sign-in/out times.
CIS payroll
No CIS timesheet-to-pay or payroll export surfaced; attendance data is for H&S not pay.
Live people-on-site
Triggered evacuation + muster roll-call: snapshot who is on site, mark each person safe, export a roll-call PDF.
Real-time attendance records who is on site, supporting evacuation and muster needs.
Multi-company isolation
Each contractor company sees only its own workforce — test-verified.
Contractor management connects multiple companies and includes their teams; confirm with the vendor which records each contractor company can access.
RFIs
Create, attach, comment, answer and close.
No request-for-information workflow; the platform centres on H&S compliance, not project coordination.
Document-review evidence
Version-specific read/acknowledge audit chain.
Toolbox talks capture digital signatures and attendance; a version-specific read/acknowledge audit chain for documents is not clearly evidenced.
Handover sign-off
Per-plot, per-trade hand-over sign-off is captured in person on one phone; a certified PDF is emailed to the developer and contractor, with a per-plot progress board.
Toolbox talks
Toolbox talks support scheduling, attendance tracking and digital signatures for daily briefings.
Site inspections
Pre-start checklists and customisable mobile forms cover daily site safety inspections (PPE, barriers, signage).
Incident log
Incident and injury management lets teams report and investigate incidents with custom workflows.
Plant / asset management
Business and Site Control include spreadsheet import, project assignments, configured evidence, inspections, defects, quarantine, exports and Audit Pack history.
SiteConnect Asset Management covers plant, equipment, vehicles and tools: register, inspection/maintenance reminders, QR labels, linked hazards/incidents/tasks, bulk import and CSV/XLSX/PDF export.
Workforce scheduling
No dispatch or rostering/scheduling capability documented; focus is compliance not workforce planning.
Multi-site dashboard & exports
Attendance CSV, monthly H&S CSV/PDF and project audit-log exports.
Compliance dashboard with real-time analytics and PDF export supports audits across sites.
Mobile app
No native app required; workers scan the entrance QR and use the browser on their own phone.
Native mobile app on iOS and Android gives workers access to materials from their phone.
Offline mode
Mobile-first field use is emphasised but offline capture behaviour is not clearly documented.
Single sign-on (SSO)
SAML single sign-on with Okta or Microsoft Entra; can be required across your company email domain.
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Public API
Read-only REST API with scoped account keys, rate limiting and an OpenAPI 3.1 spec (projects, documents, workers, certifications, attendance).
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Outbound webhooks
Signed real-time webhooks — documents generated/signed, certificates expiring, workers checking in — with retries and a delivery log.
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Reading this table: a tick means supported, a dash means partly supported, and a cross means we checked and it is not supported. An em dash (—) means we have not verified that capability for that product either way — treat it as unknown, not as a missing feature, and check with the vendor.
Who each tool is for
At-a-glance fit per product - pulled from the same data that drives the snapshot table.
The Site Book Site Control
Best for
Principal contractors and builders running live sites with subcontractors who need UK CDM documents generated plus on-site contractor access, attendance, RFIs and audit-ready evidence in one per-site tool.
Not ideal for
No biometric turnstiles or physical access control, so it cannot secure a Tier-1 perimeter the way hardware-led platforms like MSite can.
Team size
Per active site with unlimited workers (~75+ typical), multiple contractor companies and assigned-site Site Supervisor logins inherited from Business
SiteConnect
Best for
UK construction teams seeking a workforce-priced H&S platform with RAMS, CPP, COSHH, inductions, attendance and subcontractor access.
Not ideal for
The UK platform lists RAMS, CPP and COSHH; no RFI or document-review acknowledgement workflow was listed on the reviewed pricing page.
Team size
1–69 Managed Workers on published UK bands; 70+ is price-on-application. Direct employees, labour-only workers and some sole traders count; external subcontractor companies and their teams are included without separate licences.
The bottom line
Pick the option that matches how your team actually works.
UK contractor comparing workforce-based and per-site pricing
SiteConnect publishes GBP tiers by Managed Worker count, with subcontractor companies and their teams included. Site Control charges by active site with unlimited workers. Compare the number of Managed Workers, active sites and included workflows.
Busy UK site with many contractors and CDM paperwork
Site Control generates UK CDM documents, adds RFIs and document-review evidence, and charges per site with unlimited workers. SiteConnect lists UK RAMS, CPP and COSHH in its complete platform and prices by Managed Worker count.
Larger / multi-site contractor
Both move toward bespoke pricing at scale, but Site Control's per-site economics and CDM generation suit UK multi-site compliance; Site Control lacks GPS geofence, biometrics, CIS payroll and scheduling if those are must-haves.
Full breakdown per product
Strengths, weaknesses, fit, and the sources every claim came from.
From £675/site per month plus £5,000 one-off setup; volume tiers as sites scale
Best for
Principal contractors and builders running live sites with subcontractors who need UK CDM documents generated plus on-site contractor access, attendance, RFIs and audit-ready evidence in one per-site tool.
Team size
Per active site with unlimited workers (~75+ typical), multiple contractor companies and assigned-site Site Supervisor logins inherited from Business
Sweet spot
A principal contractor running one or more active sites who must generate the CDM pack, control who is inducted and on site, run RFIs, and produce audit-ready attendance and H&S exports without hardware.
Strengths
Generates UK RAMS, CPP, COSHH and method statements, and captures worker sign-off on site.
Per-site pricing with unlimited workers (~75+) and test-verified multi-contractor-company data isolation, instead of per-seat or per-turnstile economics.
No hardware: a permanent entrance QR plus browser sign-in on the worker's phone means a new site needs no turnstile capex or install.
Combines RFIs, document-review evidence, CSCS and induction gating, attendance and audit-grade exports in one tool — plus SSO (Okta / Microsoft Entra), a scoped REST API and signed webhooks for enterprise IT.
Plot-by-plot hand-over sign-off: capture every trade signed off on every plot in person, with a certified PDF and a live progress board.
The Audit Pack can include per-worker RAMS sign-off (with check-in blocked until the current method statement is signed), right-to-work evidence with expiry, and a triggered evacuation roll-call PDF.
Weaknesses
No biometric turnstiles or physical access control, so it cannot secure a Tier-1 perimeter the way hardware-led platforms like MSite can.
No CIS payroll or GPS-geofenced clock-in, so payroll-accuracy-led buyers may prefer Chime or Donseed.
No plant or workforce scheduling, dispatch or telematics — the Plant register is evidence-led rather than a fleet operations suite.
Site Control is a newer plan, introduced in 2026, for principal contractors managing site access and compliance workflows.
Check the product detail
These maintained Help Centre guides show exactly how the controls behind this comparison work.
UK: £625–£1,625 per quarter for 1–69 Managed Workers; 70+ is POA. 12-month minimum; unlimited subcontractor companies and their teams are included.
Best for
UK construction teams seeking a workforce-priced H&S platform with RAMS, CPP, COSHH, inductions, attendance and subcontractor access.
Team size
1–69 Managed Workers on published UK bands; 70+ is price-on-application. Direct employees, labour-only workers and some sole traders count; external subcontractor companies and their teams are included without separate licences.
Sweet spot
UK construction teams that want a complete H&S platform priced by Managed Worker count, with unlimited sites and subcontractor companies.
Strengths
UK pricing is published by Managed Worker band, with quarterly billing on a 12-month agreement and an onboarding fee quoted for each implementation.
Contractors connect free without licence fees, lowering the cost of bringing subcontractors onto the platform.
Geofenced auto sign-in/out plus QR and kiosk options give flexible, hardware-light attendance capture.
Solid H&S core: inductions, incident management, pre-start inspections, toolbox talks and SWMS/JSA in one place.
Native iOS/Android app keeps field workers and visitors signing in from their phones.
Weaknesses
The UK platform lists RAMS, CPP and COSHH; no RFI or document-review acknowledgement workflow was listed on the reviewed pricing page.
No RFI workflow or version-specific document-review acknowledgement chain for project coordination and audit evidence.
The 12-month minimum and implementation-specific one-off onboarding fee should be included when comparing total cost.
No CIS payroll or workforce scheduling for builders wanting those adjacent workflows.
Short, straight answers - the same questions real builders ask.
How much does SiteConnect cost compared with Site Control?
SiteConnect UK lists quarterly prices of £625 for 1–9 Managed Workers, £825 for 10–19, £1,250 for 20–39 and £1,625 for 40–69; 70+ is on application. It requires a 12-month term, with 5% off for annual prepayment. External subcontractor companies and their teams are included. Site Control costs £675 per active site monthly plus setup, with unlimited workers. Compare Managed Worker and active-site counts.
Which UK CDM and site workflows does SiteConnect include?
SiteConnect’s UK pages list RAMS, CPP, COSHH, digital inductions, attendance and digital permit forms; the reviewed pages do not establish a full permit issue-and-approval workflow. Site Control documents RAMS, CPP and COSHH generation plus per-site access and RFI workflows. Compare who can author, approve and review these records, along with the access controls included in each product.
Which has better site sign-in and attendance?
SiteConnect offers geofenced sign-in, QR codes and a kiosk; its UK pricing page lists sign-in and attendance in every plan, and its education page says contractors cannot sign in until induction is complete. Site Control also uses entrance QR, contractor self-join and live people-on-site, with CDM-aligned audit exports. Compare the site workflows required.
Do both isolate data between contractor companies?
Site Control enforces multi-contractor-company data isolation, verified by automated tests, so each company sees only its own records. SiteConnect includes unlimited subcontractor companies and their teams. Before choosing either product, ask how contractor-company data is segregated, which records each subcontractor can access, and how those settings are managed across active projects.
How does SiteConnect price employee and contractor access?
SiteConnect counts Managed Workers: direct employees, labour-only workers and some sole traders; external subcontractor companies and their teams are included without separate licences. Site Control charges per active site at £675/month plus setup. Compare the Managed Worker count, active sites, onboarding cost and required CDM/RFI workflows, using the expected team size for each project.
What does SiteConnect do that Site Control does not?
SiteConnect offers GPS geofenced sign-in, a complete platform on each plan and subcontractor access without separate licences. Site Control honestly lacks GPS geofencing, biometric or turnstile access, CIS payroll and workforce scheduling. If geofenced clock-in is a requirement, compare SiteConnect’s documented geofencing with Site Control’s QR-based entry workflow.
How we built this comparison
SiteConnect UK pricing, construction, education and feature pages were reviewed 2026-09-27; current UK prices and Managed Worker definitions supersede the earlier NZ/AU price snapshot. Site Control figures come from The Site Book's published per-site pricing.
Every pricing, feature, and fit claim in this comparison is checked against public vendor documentation and, where relevant, independent sources. The “source basis” footer on each product card lists the exact URLs and the date we fetched them. The internal freshness dashboard flags source evidence after 45 days; priority pricing is scheduled for monthly review and feature or ownership claims for quarterly review. Last reviewed on .
