Nexvia Review, Pricing & Features

Nexvia is construction management software for Australian and NZ builders and trades. Plans start at $825/pm billed annually. Features and pricing.

Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026

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Project Management
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Subscription, from $825/pm (billed annually at $9,900)
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What is Nexvia?

Nexvia is cloud-based construction management software built for construction and trade businesses in Australia and New Zealand. It brings estimating and tendering, project management, financial management, customer management, health and safety, site tools and production management into one platform, so office staff, site teams, subcontractors and clients work from the same data.

The company says it is tailored to residential construction, shopfit and fitout, manufacturing and production, and specialty contractors and commercial trades. It states that more than 3,500 construction professionals use it, and that it was built by people from the construction industry who understand the difference between a variation and a claim.

How does Nexvia work?

Nexvia is delivered as a cloud service, so data is available from wherever staff are working. Its modules cover the project lifecycle: tender and estimation, project management, production management and sales and lead management. Each module shares data with the others, which the company says reduces re-keying and version control problems between teams.

Budget tracking compares budgeted and actual figures as purchase orders, timesheets and invoices are recorded. The accounting integration lets teams raise and manage purchase orders, deliveries, bills, invoices and variations, push timesheets to payroll and sync with Xero, MYOB or QuickBooks. Secure portals give contractors and clients access to the same live information.

Key features of Nexvia

For pre-construction, Nexvia offers a drag and drop estimate builder, scope of works creation, selection of rated suppliers and contractors, tender sending and tracking, and quote comparison. Project tools in Core include variations, tasks, quotes, site plans, stock, payment schedules, documents, time tracking and cost plus. Premium adds a project schedule, workflow, drawing register and progress claims.

In the field, the mobile add-on handles time tracking, inductions, checklists, defects, deliveries and photos. The production add-on uses PIN logins for floor staff to record time, book out stock and complete QA checks. Premium includes OH&S tools such as incident reports, site audits and hazards. Pre-qualification tracks subcontractor insurances and certification expiry dates.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Covers estimating, project management, finance, site tools and production in one platform
  • Real-time budget versus actuals tracking from purchase orders, timesheets and invoices
  • Integrates with Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks, including timesheet push to payroll
  • Pricing for Core and Premium is published, with clear module lists per plan
  • Dedicated implementation contact, tailored setup and training before launch
  • Built for Australian and New Zealand construction, with local support staff

Cons

  • No free plan or free trial is shown; the site offers a free demo instead
  • Implementation fee is custom and not published
  • Mobile, production, portals and resource schedule are add-ons, with extras at $400 per month each
  • Focused on Australia and New Zealand construction, so it may suit other regions or industries less well

Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Nexvia?

Nexvia is cloud-based construction management software for construction and trade businesses in Australia and New Zealand. It combines estimating and tendering, project management, financial management, site tools and portals in one platform.

How much does Nexvia cost?

Core costs $900/pm on monthly billing or $825/pm billed annually at $9,900. Premium costs $1,500/pm monthly or $1,375/pm billed annually at $16,500. Enterprise pricing is custom, and implementation fees are listed as custom.

Does Nexvia have a free trial?

No free trial or free plan is shown on the pages reviewed. The company invites visitors to request a free demo.

What does Nexvia integrate with?

Nexvia integrates with the accounting systems Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks. Approved timesheets can also be sent to Xero or MYOB payroll through the Payroll Export module.

Who is Nexvia best suited for?

It is aimed at residential builders, shopfit and fitout firms, specialty contractors, commercial trades, commercial construction companies and manufacturers in Australia and New Zealand.

What is included in the Core plan?

Core includes up to 7 full-access users and the Estimation, Projects - Core, Sales, Accounts, Asset Register and Divisions modules. It also includes a choice of two add-ons from the Core pool, such as Mobile, Production, Payroll Export, Resource Schedule or Pre-qualification.

Does Nexvia have a mobile app?

Yes, as an add-on module. Site and contractor teams can track time, complete inductions and checklists, sign the site register, view drawings, log defects and deliveries, and submit reports and photos.

What support does Nexvia provide during setup?

Each customer gets a dedicated implementation contact. Nexvia is configured around the customer's workflows, the team is trained on that setup, and the company provides a pre-launch review, follow-up Q&A sessions and ongoing support.

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