Digital dashboard overlays illustrate project management, public cloud deployment and AI analytics powering construction software.
Global, September 11, 2025
A 250-page industry report finds the global construction SaaS market valued at USD 16.3 billion and forecast to reach USD 45.5 billion over the next decade, implying a roughly 10.8% CAGR. Growth is driven by strong adoption of project management platforms and public cloud deployments, with commercial construction the largest application. Key trends include AI-enabled analytics, BIM integration, mobile collaboration and IoT monitoring. Challenges include data security, cloud vulnerabilities, legacy integrations and slower uptake among smaller contractors. Country-level forecasts show the fastest expansion in rapidly urbanizing markets and steady gains across developed economies.
A new 250-page industry report dated September 10, 2025 finds the global construction software-as-a-service (SaaS) market valued at USD 16.3 billion in 2025 and forecast to grow to USD 45.5 billion by 2035. That rise represents a 10.8% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from 2025 through 2035, underscoring stronger digital adoption across building, civil and infrastructure projects.
The report highlights that cloud-based construction platforms have moved from optional tools to core systems. The main reasons for uptake are clearer project control, faster team collaboration and access to up-to-date data on mobile devices. Firms increasingly rely on these systems to reduce delays, manage costs, and meet stricter documentation and compliance rules.
Project management software is expected to lead the construction SaaS landscape with roughly 29.40% market share in 2025. The report points to demand for end-to-end control of planning, scheduling, budgeting and resource management as the main reason. Features such as real-time dashboards, automated reporting, issue tracking and mobile access are cited as common requirements.
On the deployment side, the public cloud deployment model is forecast to command a majority of the market, about 51.70% share in 2025. Public cloud options are favored for their scalability, lower upfront costs, rapid rollout, regular updates and reduced IT overhead.
By application, commercial construction is expected to hold the largest share at approximately 38.90% in 2025. The report points to higher-value projects, regulatory needs and complex subcontractor arrangements in commercial work as key drivers. End users include general contractors, subcontractors, engineers and architects, and builders and developers.
Construction SaaS is described as a focused segment within the broader construction management software market, currently representing about 5–6% of that market. Within broader software markets, construction SaaS accounts for roughly 2–3% of the overall SaaS market, 3–4% of enterprise software, and 4–5% of project management and BIM markets.
The report lists established and specialist vendors across the landscape. Some firms emphasize integrated project workflows and real-time reporting; others focus on enterprise-grade scalability and analytics; design and BIM platforms delivered via cloud remain important for reducing rework and improving collaboration. Several vendors target smaller contractors while other providers focus on data management for large infrastructure projects.
The report warns of headwinds such as data security concerns, cloud infrastructure vulnerabilities, the complexity of integrating new platforms with legacy systems, regional data protection rules, and slower digital adoption among smaller contractors who face training and workforce gaps.
The study covers more than 40 countries. Top growth rates are projected in fast urbanizing markets: China at 14.6% CAGR and India at 13.5% CAGR, driven by large infrastructure projects and smart city programs. Among developed markets, France, the United Kingdom and the United States show solid growth at 11.3%, 10.3%, and 9.2% CAGR respectively.
The report spans 250 pages and offers segmentation by product type (project management; field service management; estimating and bidding; ERP; construction management; others), deployment model (public, private, hybrid), application (commercial, residential, infrastructure) and end-user. It also includes vendor profiles and country-level forecasts for the next decade.
Separate industry activity highlights include funding and product deployments in adjacent construction technology fields. A European trades-focused SaaS company closed a major Series B round to expand AI-driven workflows for small contractors, while some fleet and AIoT providers reported new deployments that combine cameras, AI and cloud analytics to improve field safety and asset performance.
The market is estimated at USD 16.3 billion in 2025.
The report projects growth to USD 45.5 billion by 2035, reflecting a 10.8% CAGR from 2025 to 2035.
Project management software is projected to lead with about 29.40% share in 2025.
The public cloud model is expected to hold the largest share, roughly 51.70% in 2025.
China and India show the fastest projected CAGRs at 14.6% and 13.5% respectively. Several developed markets including France, the UK and the US also show steady growth.
Key trends include AI analytics, IoT monitoring, BIM integration, mobile collaboration and predictive scheduling.
| Feature | Why it matters | Typical benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Project management | Central control of planning, budgets and resources | Faster decision making, fewer delays |
| Public cloud | Scalable deployment with low upfront costs | Rapid implementation, regular updates |
| AI analytics | Data-driven forecasts and risk spotting | Predictive scheduling, reduced overruns |
| BIM integration | Tighter link between design and delivery | Less rework, better coordination |
| IoT monitoring | Real-time asset and site visibility | Improved maintenance and safety |
| Scalability & centralized data | Support for projects of varied size | Consistent reporting and simpler audits |
Report reference details: 250 pages; report date September 10, 2025. The study offers product, deployment, application and end-user segmentation and country-level forecasts for 40+ markets.
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