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Vivid Trades Review

An Early Contractor Software Evaluation

Vivid Trades is an early contractor-operations product with jobs, scheduling, purchase orders, inventory, estimates, signatures, attachments, and mobile workspace access. Its 30-day export window is clearer than much of its buying record; pricing, customer reviews, offline work, GPS time tracking, and job-costing depth remain largely unverified.

Vivid Trades is an early contractor platform. Review its features, unpublished pricing, missing customer feedback, security, and 30-day export window.

What this review covers

Vivid Trades is an early contractor-operations product with jobs, scheduling, purchase orders, inventory, estimates, signatures, attachments, and mobile workspace access. Its 30-day export window is clearer than much of its buying record; pricing, customer reviews, offline work, GPS time tracking, and job-costing depth remain largely unverified.

37/100Grade IELow evidence confidence
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Pricing

Pricing evidence

Monthly and annual terms documented; public tier pricing not verified

Contract

Contract evidence

30-day post-termination customer-data export window stated

Strongest fit

Likely fit to test

Contractors willing to run a limited pilot and document price, support, mobile behavior, and export before wider adoption.

Main caution

Verify before buying

Public pricing, independent customer feedback, offline mode, GPS tracking, and job-costing logic were not verified.

Vivid Trades launch stage and company record

What stands out

The terms state a 30-day period for exporting data after termination.

Location
Goodyear, Arizona, United States
Legal entity
Vivid Trades LLC
History
2026
Category
Contractor operations software
Phone
No public sales or support telephone number verified
Support
Email and in-app help; public support hours not verified

Publicly identified principals

  • Trevor Jensen Founder

    Public material identifies him as Managing Principal at Viking Ventures and host of the Vivid Ventures podcast.

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  • Patrick Bontrager Director of Operations

    Public profile notes U.S. Marine Corps service and a Master of Science in Finance.

    Source

Public operating signals

The identified official LinkedIn account was very small, and the identified Facebook account showed limited recent activity and mainly reactions rather than substantive comments. This is an early operating signal, not a product-quality conclusion.

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Unpublished pricing and the 30-day exit window

Pricing
Monthly and annual terms documented; public tier pricing not verified
Contract
30-day post-termination customer-data export window stated

Contractor features, mobile access, security, and gaps

The terms state a 30-day period for exporting data after termination.

Security
Vendor privacy material describes HTTPS, access controls, workspace isolation, and optional mobile biometrics. No independent certification was located.
Data exit
Export tools are available for 30 days after termination. Complete file coverage and formats need confirmation.

Third-party assurance

Third-party assurance not located in reviewed public sources

No matching public CSA STAR, TrustPartners, trust-center, SOC 2, or ISO evidence was located under the reviewed names. Vivid Security is a different company and its certifications do not apply here.

Source

Documented capabilities

  • Jobs, scheduling, purchase orders, inventory
  • iOS and Android workspace access
  • Estimates, signatures, and attachments

Documented integrations

  • Google Calendar, CompanyCam, and Thumbtack
  • QuickBooks referenced in a vendor social announcement
  • API references in the service definition

Looked for, not found in public sources

  • GPS time tracking
  • Offline mobile mode
  • Subcontractor workflow depth
  • Job-costing logic

These are gaps in the public record. Ask the vendor directly; several may well exist without being publicly documented.

Vivid Trades evidence: useful details and major unknowns

Documented strengths

  • Jobs, scheduling, purchase orders, inventory, estimates, signatures, and attachments are publicly described
  • iOS and Android workspace access is stated
  • A 30-day post-termination export period appears in the public terms

Buyer cautions

  • No public tier prices or meaningful independent review footprint were found
  • GPS time tracking, offline mode, subcontractor depth, and job costing remain unverified
  • The early public record does not yet support treating the product as a proven system of record
Operational fitField work, sales, estimating, and automation
11/22
Integration & data syncAccounting, ecosystem connections, and API evidence
7/14
Adoption & mobileField-team usability, onboarding, and offline evidence
2/14
Support & reliabilityReachability, published support, and operating evidence
4/14
Commercial clarityPublic pricing, billing model, trial, cancellation, and renewal terms
3/10
Security, privacy & exitThird-party assurance evidence, privacy governance, and practical data exit
7/18
Company transparencyNamed principals, sustained operating communication, and review context
3/8
Public-Evidence Fit & Exit Score
37/100

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Why Vivid Trades has no usable review sample yet

No attributable review footprint was located on the major independent platforms. For a recently launched product this reflects timing rather than reception, and it should not be read as negative feedback.

Ratings belong to the platforms shown and were read on 2026-08-31. We do not host reviews, and we never convert review sentiment into a security or exit-readiness claim.

Questions for a Vivid Trades pilot

  • Run a scoped pilot before making this a production dependency.
  • Confirm phone support, price, response targets, and export format in writing.
  • Ask for a DPA and a product roadmap.

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Vivid Trades public research sources

Class A: legal, regulatory, product, or registry material. Class B: vendor-published support or product material. Class C: independent review platform or community source.

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This file records what was documented in reviewed public sources on 2026-08-31. It is not a security certification, a legal opinion, or a recommendation. Where something is marked not verified, it means we looked and did not find it publicly. It does not mean the item is absent or deficient.