A Jobber alternative your crew actually owns.

Every other name on your shortlist rents you the same four things — quotes, a schedule, invoices and a client record — priced by how many people you employ. We build those four things once, shaped around how your crews actually get through a day, and hand you the code.

We did this to a $30,000-a-year sales dialer: rebuilt as software the client owns outright, live in weeks. Your field service platform is the same job in a different trade.

Two ways out of a Jobber subscription

Sign up for the next platform.

New login, same per-user maths, same renewal notice next spring — and another data migration the year after that.

Own the field service app.

You started looking because the price per tech went up again, or because your process doesn't fit the boxes on someone else's form. A different subscription fixes exactly one of those, and only until renewal.

We haven't replaced Jobber. We've replaced its expensive cousin.

A client was paying $30,000 a year for a sales platform that still didn't fit how they worked. We rebuilt it as their own software — every feature their team touched daily, none of the ones they didn't — and it went live in weeks, owned outright, with no monthly licensing.

Field service software is the same shape of problem. Scheduling, dispatch, quotes, invoices and a customer history, wired to how your crews actually move through a day rather than how a product manager two time zones away imagined it.

See what we built instead of renting

The custom sales dialer we built for a client to own, replacing a $30,000-a-year subscription

Ownership

Two ways to own it

Both end the same way — with software that belongs to you instead of a login you keep paying for.

Own it outright

One flat build fee. When it ships, the repositories, the accounts, and the documentation are handed to you. Run it on your own infrastructure, hand it to your own developer, change anything you want.

Own it, we run it

The same build and the same handoff, plus optional hosting, fixes, and updates so nobody on your team has to babysit it. Cancel any month you like and keep the software.

Either way, you own the code. The care plan is a convenience, never a leash.

What owners ask before they leave

Can we get our clients, quotes and job history out?

Yes — that data is yours and it exports. We import it, then reconcile a sample of real jobs against your current records before anyone switches over, so you're never guessing whether the migration was clean.

What happens to our Jobber subscription while you build?

Keep it. Nothing about the build touches your live operation. When the new app is ready your team runs a full week on both, and you cancel at renewal once nobody is reaching for the old one.

Do the guys in the field get something on their phones?

Yes, and it's built mobile-first because that is where most of the work happens. It behaves like an app on the home screen without an app store in the way, and it tolerates the dead spots between jobs.

Will it connect to QuickBooks and our card processor?

Those integrations get built in, on accounts that are yours — so the payment fees stay between you and your processor rather than passing through a platform first.

Is this worth it for a two-truck operation?

Honestly, often not yet. If your software bill is small and the platform mostly fits, renting is still the better trade. This starts paying when you have real crew count, a real monthly bill, and a process the platform keeps fighting.

Owning versus renting

Also paying for Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan or Buildertrend?

Most businesses are renting more than one. The argument is the same every time — and so is the fix.

See every tool we rebuild as software you own

See what your own field service app would cost.

Five questions about your crews and your workflow, and a real price range in about 60 seconds.

Prefer to describe it out loud? Book a free 25-minute fit call — no card, and no obligation to be impressed.