Why flat instead of per seat?
Because per-seat pricing punishes you for hiring. The single most common complaint about field service software is that adding your fourth tech quietly added $29 to $35 a month, and then your fifth did it again. We'd rather charge a price you can plan around and grow into.
What's the catch on "unlimited"?
None on users. Every person in your shop gets a login at no extra cost — techs, dispatcher, bookkeeper, your spouse who does the invoicing on Sundays. If you get past about 40 users you've outgrown what we're built for, and we'll say so.
Do I have to pay annually?
No. Everything above is the monthly price with no commitment. We don't run a 40%-off annual prepay, because that's a discount for locking you in before you know whether the software works for you.
What happens to my data if I leave?
You export it. Clients, jobs, invoices, payments, all of it as CSV, any time, no support ticket required. Your Stripe account is yours already — nothing to move. We'd rather you leave easily than stay because it's painful to go.
Which trades is this for?
Setups for sixty-five of them — HVAC, plumbing and electrical; carpentry, roofing, remodeling, tile and cabinetry; landscaping, pool, pest and pressure washing; cleaning and restoration; handyman, locksmith and moving. Same price for all of them.
The software changes shape to match. Route trades get stops in driving order. Building trades get projects that run for days rather than 90-minute visits, and a price book that starts with day rates. If yours isn't listed, tell us — adding one takes about ten minutes.
Who shouldn't buy this?
Forty trucks and inventory across three warehouses: buy ServiceTitan. One person with five jobs a week and a notebook that works: keep the notebook. We're built for the middle — three to twenty-five techs, where the schedule has outgrown a group text.
You're new. What if you disappear?
Fair question, and the honest answer is: your customer list and your payment processing don't depend on us surviving. Stripe is your account. Your data exports in one click. That's deliberate — a small company asking for your whole business should make leaving easy.