RelayCam was formerly known as CrewCam. See our Fieldpost vs CrewCam comparison.

Fieldpost vs RelayCam (2026): How the New CrewCam Compares

RelayCam is CrewCam under a new name — the same crew photo documentation app. Fieldpost is built around stage-based trade documentation. Here's how the two compare on reports, offline workflow, organization, and what a small crew actually pays.

Updated June 2026

01

Bottom Line

RelayCam is the rebrand of CrewCam and carries the same broad crew photo documentation workflow — stamped photos, markup, team uploads, permissions, and shareable reports. Fieldpost competes differently: it is built around trade-stage organization, full offline field habits, and fast PDF reports at a lower starting price for small teams.

Recommendation

Choose RelayCam if you want a general crew documentation app under an established (if newly renamed) brand. Choose Fieldpost if your reports need to follow trade stages and you want lower flat team pricing.

02

The Spec Sheet

A line-by-line inspection across every major category. Green check = full support, amber dash = partial, gray = none.

Documentation

Fieldpost wins
GPS Tagging on Every Photo

Automatic location embedded in each capture

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Manual tag only
Timestamp & Location Stamps

Visible or recorded date and location context for each capture

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Photo Annotation & Markup

Draw arrows, add callouts directly on photos

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Notes & Captions per Photo

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Organization

Fieldpost wins
Job / Project Organization

Photos grouped by job, not dumped in a shared folder

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Phase & Stage Categories Fieldpost differentiator

Pre-install, rough-in, completion — organized by work stage

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Projects, tags, labels
Searchable Photo Library

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Basic search

Reports & Sharing

Fieldpost wins
PDF Report Generation Stage-first in Fieldpost

Shareable reports in under 2 minutes

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Custom Branded Templates

Your logo and a tailored report layout

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Template options vary
Direct Client Sharing

Send reports via email or text link from the app

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Mobile App

Fieldpost wins
Full Offline Mode Built into Fieldpost workflow

Capture, organize, and annotate with no cell signal

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Confirm workflow details
iOS App

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Android App

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Team & Permissions

Even
Multi-User Team Access

All crew members on the same projects

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Role-Based Permissions

Control who can view, upload, or manage projects

Fieldpost

RelayCam

Integrations

Fieldpost wins
Third-Party Integrations

Connect to project management, CRM, or estimating tools

Fieldpost

Documentation-first

RelayCam

Feature data based on publicly available product information. Verify current details at each vendor's website before purchasing.

03

Pricing, Side by Side

Plans as listed on each vendor's site — so you can see the real cost, not just the headline number.

F

Fieldpost

  • Team

    Up to 3 users. +$10/mo per additional user. Every feature included — no tiers to climb.

    $25/mo

30-day free trial, no credit card required. No long-term contract.

R

RelayCam

  • Basic

    Entry plan for small teams. Annual billing listed at $32/mo.

    $39/mo
  • Standard

    Mid-tier plan. Annual billing listed at $74/mo.

    $89/mo
  • Premium

    Higher-tier plan for larger teams. Annual billing listed at $194/mo.

    $224/mo

Formerly CrewCam. Monthly pricing shown; annual discounts available. Verify current pricing at relaycamapp.com/pricing.

RelayCam starts at $39/mo monthly (unchanged from CrewCam). Fieldpost starts at $25/mo for up to 3 users, with stage-based reports and offline workflow included.

04

In Depth

Same App, New Name — Does the Comparison Change?

RelayCam is the rebrand of CrewCam. The name on the login screen changed; the underlying product — mobile crew capture, time and location stamps, markup, notes, permissions, team uploads, and shareable reports — is the same tool contractors were already using. So if you evaluated CrewCam before, this comparison still holds under the new brand.

Fieldpost approaches the same job differently. Instead of a general crew photo feed, it is built around trade-stage documentation: photos, notes, annotations, and reports are organized by project phase from the first capture. The question is not "does RelayCam take jobsite photos?" — it clearly does — but "does the workflow produce the exact documentation package your trade needs when a job is disputed?"

Reports: Shareable vs. Built Around Stages

RelayCam advertises shareable reports, carried over from CrewCam, so treat it as a tool with real reporting — not a bare photo dump. The practical question is whether the report structure matches how field contractors defend their work: pre-existing conditions, rough-in, install stages, punch list, and final completion.

Fieldpost is built around that stage model. Select the project, choose the photos, pick a template, and you have a branded PDF ready to email or text on the spot, with photos already grouped by the categories your crew used in the field. For contractors who need a clean package for a homeowner, adjuster, manufacturer, or inspector, that stage-first workflow is the core difference — regardless of what the competitor is called this year.

Offline Expectations on Dead-Zone Jobs

CrewCam's public positioning — inherited by RelayCam — emphasizes real-time crew capture and communication. For teams that regularly work in basements, new construction, rural sites, and other dead zones, the real question is how much of the documentation workflow keeps working with no signal: capture, notes, annotations, organization, and later sync.

Fieldpost is designed around that full offline workflow. Capture, annotate, organize by stage, and add notes with no connection at all. Everything syncs when signal returns. The documentation habit happens at the job site, not later from the truck when someone remembers to clean up the camera roll.

05

The Right Fit

Different tools win for different operations. Here's how to decide.

Recommended for Field Contractors

Pick Fieldpost if…

  • You need to generate PDF reports for homeowners, adjusters, or warranty departments
  • Your crew works in areas without reliable cell signal
  • You want burned-in timestamp and location context on documentation photos
  • You need photos organized by work phase, not just dumped in a folder
  • You want to protect your business from disputes and denied claims

Pick RelayCam if…

  • You want a general crew photo documentation app
  • You already use CrewCam and prefer to stay through the RelayCam rebrand
  • You need its specific real-time team photo sharing interface
  • You do not need trade-stage report organization
06

FAQ

Is RelayCam the same as CrewCam?

Yes. RelayCam is CrewCam rebranded — the same crew photo documentation app under a new name. Its feature set and pricing carry over, so a Fieldpost vs CrewCam comparison and a Fieldpost vs RelayCam comparison describe the same competitor.

Can RelayCam create documentation that holds up with adjusters?

RelayCam can create documented jobsite photo records, including reports and stamped photos, based on CrewCam's public feature claims. Fieldpost is a better fit when the adjuster or warranty workflow depends on stage-based organization, burned-in timestamp and location context, and a report structure designed around trade phases.

How does RelayCam pricing compare to Fieldpost?

RelayCam's pricing carries over from CrewCam, starting at $39/month on monthly billing with annual discounts. Fieldpost starts at $25/month for up to 3 users, with stage-based reports and full offline workflow included at that price.

How long does it take to switch from CrewCam or RelayCam to Fieldpost?

Most crews are fully operational in Fieldpost within their first job. The practical approach is to run new or active jobs in Fieldpost right away, where photos are organized by stage and ready for reports from day one.

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