The Site Book wins for builders who need UK CDM document creation; SafetyCulture (iAuditor) is the right call for enterprise operations teams running global inspections and audits across many industries.
The Site Book is a UK-only CDM 2015 compliance tool generating RAMS, CPPs, inductions and toolbox talks from a plain-English brief, flat £30/month. SafetyCulture (iAuditor) is a global audit and inspection platform starting at per-seat pricing with an enterprise-sales motion. Pick The Site Book if you're a UK sole trader or small builder needing CDM documents; pick SafetyCulture if you need multi-country inspection workflows and already have an H&S team.
Small-to-mid UK builders (1–50 users) who need a full CDM pack -RAMS, CPP, COSHH, site inductions, toolbox talks -without paying enterprise per-seat prices.
Large enterprises and operations/EHS teams that need a global checklist and audit platform across multiple industries, not CDM-specific document creation.
Not ideal for
New product (launched 2025) -smaller customer base and shorter track record than established tools like HandsHQ.
Global product -UK CDM 2015 regulations require manual setup and customisation; no UK-specific RAMS/CPP/COSHH content out of the box.
RAMS
AI-generated, site-specific, edit in-browser.
CPP
Full Construction Phase Plans -not just RAMS.
COSHH
Method statements
Site inductions
Workers sign from their phone.
Custom form builder required.
Worker cert tracking
Incident log
Core use case -audit and incident logging.
Permits to work
Site diary
Subcontractor tracking
Toolbox talks
Can run as checklists.
PCPP import
Upload an existing PCPP and reuse the structure.
Document checking
Data export
AI chat
Why this matters
SafetyCulture (iAuditor) is a powerful inspection and audit tool - if you have a dedicated EHS team, a safety manager, and weeks to configure custom templates for UK construction. But SafetyCulture is a checklist and audit platform, not a document builder: creating a CDM-compliant RAMS requires significant custom setup and real expertise. It is industry-agnostic and global, so its templates are not aligned with CDM 2015 out of the box, and the per-seat model from nineteen pounds a user stacks up fast. The Site Book gives you UK-specific RAMS, CPPs, COSHH assessments, and site inductions in minutes instead of weeks, at a flat rate that does not penalise team growth.
Who each tool is for
At-a-glance fit per product - pulled from the same data that drives the snapshot table.
The Site Book
Best for
Small-to-mid UK builders (1–50 users) who need a full CDM pack -RAMS, CPP, COSHH, site inductions, toolbox talks -without paying enterprise per-seat prices.
Not ideal for
New product (launched 2025) -smaller customer base and shorter track record than established tools like HandsHQ.
Team size
1–50
SafetyCulture (iAuditor)
Best for
Large enterprises and operations/EHS teams that need a global checklist and audit platform across multiple industries, not CDM-specific document creation.
Not ideal for
Global product -UK CDM 2015 regulations require manual setup and customisation; no UK-specific RAMS/CPP/COSHH content out of the box.
Team size
50+
The bottom line
Pick the option that matches how your team actually works.
Bottom line
The Site Book wins for builders who need UK CDM document creation; SafetyCulture (iAuditor) is the right call for enterprise operations teams running global inspections and audits across many industries.
Why switch to The Site Book
✓CDM 2015 structure, RAMS, CPPs, and COSHH are first-class features - not custom templates you have to build yourself.
✓Flat-rate pricing from thirty pounds a month for up to fifty users - no per-seat trap as casual labour comes on and off.
✓Purpose-built for UK sole traders and small builders, not global enterprise EHS teams with a safety manager.
✓Start producing real compliance documents in minutes - no weeks of template configuration or EHS training.
✓Digital site induction and worker sign-off in the same subscription - not split across audit and document add-ons.
Full breakdown per product
Strengths, weaknesses, fit, and the sources every claim came from.
Small-to-mid UK builders (1–50 users) who need a full CDM pack -RAMS, CPP, COSHH, site inductions, toolbox talks -without paying enterprise per-seat prices.
Team size
1–50
Sweet spot
A principal contractor on a £50k–£5m domestic or commercial project who needs ready-to-sign compliance docs and worker sign-off from a phone.
Strengths
Only UK construction compliance tool that ships RAMS + CPP + COSHH + inductions + worker sign-off in one flat-rate subscription.
AI-generated documents are site-specific from a natural-language brief, not a template library you hand-fill -cuts writing a RAMS from 2 hours to under 5 minutes.
Worker sign-off, PCPP import, cert tracking, and document checking are included at the entry tier, not locked behind an enterprise plan.
Transparent flat-rate pricing starting at £30/mo -no per-seat surprise as the team grows.
Weaknesses
New product (launched 2025) -smaller customer base and shorter track record than established tools like HandsHQ.
No Procore / Autodesk Construction Cloud integrations yet -compliance docs live inside The Site Book and export as PDFs rather than syncing into a wider PM stack.
UK-focused content (CDM 2015, HSE guidance) -international contractors on non-UK projects would need to adapt the output.
Large enterprises and operations/EHS teams that need a global checklist and audit platform across multiple industries, not CDM-specific document creation.
Team size
50+
Sweet spot
An enterprise operations team running inspections, audits, and checklists across many sites with configurable forms and rollouts.
Strengths
Industry-leading mobile inspection and audit app (formerly iAuditor) -strong at checklist-driven fieldwork.
Configurable form builder supports many industries globally -flexible for teams that want to design their own workflows.
Mature mobile app with offline support and strong photo/evidence capture.
Weaknesses
Global product -UK CDM 2015 regulations require manual setup and customisation; no UK-specific RAMS/CPP/COSHH content out of the box.
Not a document creator -no RAMS or method statement generator; builders still need a separate compliance document tool.
Days of configuration, training, and rollout before useful on a UK construction site -not a self-serve small-builder tool.
Complex interface on small screens -optimised for enterprise ops teams, not for sole traders on a phone.
Short, straight answers - the same questions real builders ask.
Does SafetyCulture create RAMS and CPPs?
No. SafetyCulture, formerly iAuditor, is a global inspection and audit platform - it excels at checklist-driven fieldwork and incident logging, but it is not a UK CDM document creator. It does not generate RAMS, CPPs, COSHH assessments, or method statements. The Site Book generates all of these from a plain-English job description against CDM 2015 requirements, with no template editing or per-seat upsell required.
How does pricing compare?
SafetyCulture starts from around nineteen pounds per seat per month with minimum seats, so cost scales with the team. The Site Book is flat-rate from thirty pounds a month for one to fifty users, which is cheaper for any firm above a handful of seats and predictable as the team grows. The flat rate avoids the per-seat trap that hits small builders adding casual labour.
Can I use both tools on the same project?
Some enterprise teams do - SafetyCulture for inspection checklists, The Site Book for CDM compliance documents. They solve different problems. SafetyCulture is about ongoing audit and inspection workflows. The Site Book is about producing the RAMS, CPP, and COSHH documents you hand to workers before they start, plus the digital site induction and worker sign-off needed to keep the audit trail intact.
Why pick The Site Book if I am UK-only?
The Site Book is built specifically for sole traders and small to mid UK builders working under CDM 2015. Its features map directly to UK duties - the CPP, the RAMS, the F10, the site induction. SafetyCulture is industry-agnostic and global, so its templates are not aligned with UK construction law out of the box. For a UK builder, the localisation alone saves time on every project.
Can I try The Site Book before committing?
Yes. The Site Book has a free tier that lets you create your first project and generate real documents - your CPP, RAMS, and site induction - without entering a credit card. SafetyCulture also has a free trial but it is built around inspection workflows, not document creation. The Site Book lets you see the actual CDM document output on day one, which is what UK builders are evaluating.
How we built this comparison
Based on publicly available vendor documentation and published pricing as of 2026-04-15.
Every pricing, feature, and fit claim in this comparison is pulled from public vendor documentation and cross-checked against independent sources. The “source basis” footer on each product card lists the exact URLs and the date we fetched them. We revisit this page at least every 90 days - last reviewed on .
Only UK construction compliance tool that ships RAMS + CPP + COSHH + inductions + worker sign-off in one flat-rate subscription.
AI-generated documents are site-specific from a natural-language brief, not a template library you hand-fill -cuts writing a RAMS from 2 hours to under 5 minutes.
Worker sign-off, PCPP import, cert tracking, and document checking are included at the entry tier, not locked behind an enterprise plan.
Transparent flat-rate pricing starting at £30/mo -no per-seat surprise as the team grows.