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 industry report shows the global construction software-as-a-service (SaaS) market is expected to grow from USD 16.3 billion in 2025 to USD 45.5 billion by 2035, a rise that represents a 10.8% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the 10-year span. The study, produced in a 250-page report released on September 10, 2025, points to faster digital adoption, cloud platforms, and project-focused tools as the main forces behind the expansion.
The report highlights cloud-based construction management platforms as a key adoption driver, with benefits such as scalability, centralized data access, and faster implementation. By 2025, the public cloud deployment model is forecast to hold 51.7% of the construction SaaS market, while project management software is expected to lead by product type with a 29.40% share that year. The public cloud gains ground due to lower upfront costs, simpler maintenance, rapid rollouts, and strong update and backup options from major cloud providers.
Commercial construction is seen as the largest application area for construction SaaS in 2025, with an estimated 38.9% market share. The report ties that position to growing work on offices, retail sites and urban infrastructure in many economies, projects with higher value, complex compliance needs, and an emphasis on tendering and subcontractor management tools.
Construction SaaS sits inside several broader markets but makes up only a small slice in each. The report estimates construction SaaS claims about 5–6% of the broader construction management software market, around 2–3% of the overall SaaS market, roughly 4–5% of the BIM market, 3–4% of the enterprise software market, and about 4–5% of the project management software market.
Key trends lifting the market include AI-enabled analytics, mobile collaboration, predictive scheduling, risk assessment tools, automated reporting, and integrated dashboards. The report also points to growth opportunities through integration with Building Information Modeling (BIM), AI-based analytics, and IoT-enabled asset monitoring.
The study lists several hurdles: data security and cloud vulnerabilities, regional data protection rules, compatibility and integration with legacy systems, resistance to change among smaller contractors, and gaps in workforce training. These issues are likely to shape vendor road maps and sales approaches in the near term.
Growth varies by country. The report gives country-level CAGRs for leading markets: China 14.6%, India 13.5%, France 11.3%, United Kingdom 10.3%, and United States 9.2%. Higher rates in China and India are linked to rapid urbanization, large infrastructure programs, and government smart city efforts, while growth in developed markets comes from replacing legacy systems and adding collaboration tools.
The report profiles multiple vendors across different segments. Noted suppliers include major enterprise and design players, as well as niche firms serving smaller contractors and infrastructure projects. Vendor materials tend to stress workflow optimization, real-time insights, integration capability, and return on investment. Companies targeting small and mid-size contractors focus on simple onboarding and mobile-first features, while vendors for large infrastructure projects emphasize document control and data management.
In the wider AIoT and construction safety space, there are recent deployments of cloud video and AI platforms to boost safety oversight, predictive coaching and incident response. Separately, a European trades-focused SaaS company closed a large Series B round to scale voice-enabled workflows and AI automation aimed at small contractor operations, reflecting investor interest in tools that reduce admin burden and support busy on-site teams.
The 250-page report was published on September 10, 2025. It includes country-level insights for more than 40 markets, vendor profiles, and a breakdown of product and deployment trends. The report repeats the headline numbers: USD 16.3 billion in 2025, USD 45.5 billion by 2035, and a 10.8% CAGR.
The market is estimated at USD 16.3 billion in 2025 and projected to reach USD 45.5 billion by 2035, a 10.8% CAGR.
Project management software is expected to lead with about 29.40% market share in 2025.
The public cloud model is forecast to account for about 51.7% of the market in 2025.
Top country growth rates include China 14.6%, India 13.5%, France 11.3%, UK 10.3%, and United States 9.2%.
Major challenges are data security, integration with legacy systems, regional data rules, platform compatibility, and resistance to digital change among smaller contractors.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Market size (2025) | USD 16.3 billion |
| Market size (2035) | USD 45.5 billion |
| 10-year CAGR | 10.8% |
| Leading product | Project management software (29.4% share in 2025) |
| Top deployment | Public cloud (51.7% share in 2025) |
| Top application | Commercial construction (38.9% share in 2025) |
| Fastest country growth | China (14.6% CAGR) |
| Key trends | AI analytics, BIM integration, IoT monitoring, mobile collaboration |
| Main challenges | Data security, integration complexity, regulatory compliance, training gaps |
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