CallSheetStart 7-day free trialThe call sheet is the only part you open.
CallSheet is a native iPhone and iPad call sheet app for producers, production coordinators, and ADs who pay for a production suite and use one screen in it.
$7.99 a month. No project cap, no crew cap, and everyone on your side works in the same account at no extra charge. Building call sheets is free and needs no account at all; the finished PDF and sending are what Pro buys.
CallSheet does not do script breakdown, shot lists, storyboards, or scheduling.
StudioBinder does not make an iPhone app.
This is not a claim about their roadmap or an inference from an empty App Store search. It is what their own support centre tells their own customers, and it is the part that matters most if you build the sheet at the location rather than at a desk.
Read StudioBinder's mobile-app documentationWhat StudioBinder documents
- No dedicated appStudioBinder does not currently offer a dedicated iOS or Android app. The platform is mobile-responsive on the recipient side.
- Their own recommendationFor full project management, StudioBinder recommends sticking to your computer.
What CallSheet does instead
- Build the whole shoot day on iPhone or iPad, before an account exists.
- The editor, Crew Directory, Sun Path and the full preview run with no network.
- Publish when you have signal, and the browser app is the same account.
- Recipients open a private link. Nothing to install on their side.
Ten projects is the whole account, not the year.
StudioBinder Starter is capped at 10 projects total, and their support centre is explicit that archived projects count against it. Indie raises the cap to 25. A producer running commercials reaches that and then pays more to keep working. CallSheet has no project cap anywhere in the product.
- Projects
- No cap in CallSheet; 10 total on Starter
- Crew
- No cap on the size of a call sheet
- Extra people
- No seat charge; StudioBinder bills $25 per user
- If you stop paying
- The editor, Crew Directory and the on-screen preview keep working
$7.99 against $29, before the second person.
The comparison below uses StudioBinder Starter, their entry paid plan, because it is the one a producer making call sheets is most likely to be on. It carries one user. Adding a coordinator takes it to $54 a month, and adding a 1st AD as well takes it to $79. CallSheet is $7.99 with all three of them in the account.
Their free plan exists and costs nothing, but a call sheet on it can only be sent to yourself as a test, and the account is limited to one project. Anyone actually distributing call sheets is already paying at least $29.
| Comparison | CallSheet Pro | StudioBinder Starter |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $7.99 / month | $29 / month |
| Price basis | One CallSheet Pro plan | Starter, their entry paid plan |
| People included | Unlimited collaborators; the owner publishes | 1 complimentary user |
| Each extra person | No charge | $25 per user, per month |
| Projects | No cap | 10 total, archived projects included |
| Crew per call sheet | No cap | Unlimited contacts |
| Native authoring | Native iPhone and iPad app | Browser; no iOS or Android app |
| Works with no signal | Editor, Crew Directory, Sun Path, full preview | Browser session |
| Automated SMS | No. Prepares Apple Messages for you to send | Yes |
| Script breakdown, shot lists, storyboards | Not included | Included |
StudioBinder figures are monthly and were read from their support centre on August 17, 2026: Starter $29 with 1 user, Indie $49 with 2, Professional $99 with 4, and $25 per additional user on every plan. Their prices have moved before, and annual billing may cost less than twelve monthly payments. Check the current plan articles before relying on any figure here.
Choose the tool that matches the job you are doing.
StudioBinder is a real production suite and it does several things CallSheet does not do at all. The question is not which is bigger. It is whether you are running a production department or owning the call sheet yourself.
CallSheet is the better fit when
- The call sheet is the artifact you personally own and send.
- You build on an iPhone or iPad, often at the location.
- You run more shoot days a year than a project counter should decide.
- Your coordinator and 1st AD should be in the account without a seat charge.
StudioBinder is the better fit when
- You break scripts down into schedules inside the software.
- Shot lists and storyboards live beside the call sheet.
- Automated SMS to every recipient is required.
- A department works in one system all week, not one person on a shoot day.
- Windows or browser-based authoring is required.
Check the comparison at the source.
Competitor features and prices change. These are the primary documents used for this page, all published by StudioBinder, checked August 17, 2026.