15 DIFFERENT JOBS. ONE APP THAT KEEPS UP.

Every job is different — and pricing every one is a gamble

• • Drywall patch vs. faucet swap vs. deck repair — each needs different materials, different time, different pricing. No single formula works.
• • Unforeseen damage behind walls turns a 2-hour job into a 6-hour job at the same quoted price. Your margin just disappeared.
• • Underpricing to beat unlicensed guys and platform-driven rates leads straight to burnout and empty bank accounts.
• • Homeowners expect a price before you show up. Without fast, accurate quotes, you're either losing the job or losing money.

For: Solo operators and small crews quoting 5–10 different service types a week

Scheduling chaos multiplies the moment you grow

• • What worked for 5 jobs a week breaks at 15 — overlapping bookings, missed follow-ups, jobs that fall through the cracks.
• • Multi-day projects across drywall, painting, plumbing, and carpentry are impossible to coordinate from a phone call log.
• • New booking gets written on a sticky note. Follow-up gets forgotten. Customer calls a competitor.
• • Confirmation texts, arrival ETAs, recurring maintenance reminders — every missed communication kills a referral.

For: Handyman businesses scaling from solo to 2–5 workers

Software built for plumbers, priced for empires

• • ServiceTitan charges $245–$500 per tech per month with $5,000–$50,000 setup fees. For a solo handyman making $60K a year, that is absurd.
• • Jobber starts at $39 but hits $169 for a team of 5 with $29 per-user overages. Add the marketing suite and you are north of $250 a month.
• • Housecall Pro scales to $329 a month before the $40 proposal tool, $149 price book, and $20 per-vehicle GPS tracking add-ons.
• • None of them handle multi-trade workflows. They're built for one-trade companies. A handyman doing 15 service types needs flexibility, not rigid plumbing templates.

For: Handyman owners who need more than a spreadsheet but refuse to pay $300 a month for HVAC software