Where is PunchIQ located?

PunchIQ is headquartered in Los Angeles, United States.

Where does PunchIQ rank among its competitors?

PunchIQ ranks 454th amongst 478 active competitors, of which 40 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Miter, which secured $40M in Sep, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of PunchIQ?

PunchIQ's top competitors include Raken, Fyld and Miter. Among them, Miter secured the most recent funding round in September, 2026.

PunchIQ - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Developer of construction software for project punch lists and quality. Software tools allow construction teams to document field observations, pin project issues to technical drawings, and generate closeout reports. Functions include task tracking, design verification, and field reporting to manage project completion requirements.

Key Metrics

Founded Year

2026

Location

Los Angeles, United States

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

454^th among 478 active competitors

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Top competitors of PunchIQ include Raken, Fyld and Miter. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of PunchIQ, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Raken 2012, San Diego (United States), Acquired	Cloud-based tasks management and collaboration software for the construction sector	$12M	Rincon Venture Partners, Tao Capital Partners ... & 6 others	64/100
2nd	Fyld 2019, London (United Kingdom), Series B	Provider of an AI platform for fieldwork operations management	$79.2M	Energy Impact Partners, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan ... & 5 others	63/100
3rd	Miter 2021, San Francisco (United States), Series B	Provider of management software for construction contractors	$78M	Coatue, Bessemer Venture Partners & 3 others	61/100
4th	PlanGrid 2011, San Francisco (United States), Acquired	Provider of collaboration on web and mobile for field construction	$58M	Tenaya Capital, Northgate Capital & 7 others	61/100
5th	Render Networks 2013, Glen Iris (Australia), Acquired	Provider of construction management platform for telecom and utility network infrastructure	$14.3M	Borderless Capital, Exit Velocity	59/100
6th	HCSS 1986, Sugar Land (United States), Acquired	Developer of software for construction project management, estimating, and job costing	-	-	58/100
7th	RedTeam Software 2006, Orlando (United States), Series B	Developer of construction management software for general contractor project lifecycle	$33.4M	JettyCove, Braemont Capital & 1 others	55/100
8th	Assignar 2014, Denver (United States), Series B	Cloud-based field management software for construction professionals	$45.7M	Fifth Wall, Tola Capital & 5 others	52/100
9th	SmartApp.com 1997, Warwick (United States), Unfunded	Developer of a construction management platform providing software and hardware	-	-	51/100
10th	Smartcraft 1987, Honefoss (Norway), Public	Provider of software solutions for craftsmen and the construction industry	-	-	51/100
454th	PunchIQ 2026, Los Angeles (United States), Unfunded	Developer of construction software for project punch lists and quality	-	-	16/100