I'm Jon Jacobson. I'm a licensed private investigator in Arizona, and compliance is my day job: documents, expiry dates, and verifying that the people doing the work are actually cleared to do it, for an equipment and contracting operation here in Tucson.
Verifying people and paperwork is literally what I do for a living. So it bothered me that the subcontractor side of our compliance lived in a spreadsheet that nobody owned and everybody edited. An expired NDA nobody caught. A contractor who still had system access months after the project ended. A missing W-9 right when an auditor asked.
The enterprise tools, Deel and Worksome, charge roughly $49 per contractor per month and are built for companies with 500 or more contractors. There was no flat-rate option for the team managing 5 to 50.
ContractorTrackr is that option: one dashboard for every contractor and document, automatic expiry alerts, ghost-access detection, AI document generation, and audit-ready reports, for a flat $39 to $349 a month.
The goal is simple. Set up contractor compliance in 15 minutes and never panic about it again.