For every trade
Free CRM for tradesmen
Your customers, your jobs, your quotes and your invoices in one app on your phone. Built by a working electrician who runs every tool on his own van first.
Start free todayNo card. No trial clock. Free for every business until 500 are active on it. After that it is £49 a month for one person, and no account pays anything without 90 days written notice first. Your first 12 months are free whatever happens.
What a CRM actually is
CRM stands for customer relationship management, which is a mouthful for your customer list and what happens next. Who they are. What you quoted. What you did. What they owe you. When to go back.
Most tradesmen keep that in three places at once: a phone, a notebook and a glovebox full of paper. Nothing is wrong with any of it until the day you need to find what you charged a landlord eighteen months ago, in the rain, on a doorstep.
Why most free offers are not free for long
Free is the first word almost every app in this trade uses. Here is what it usually turns out to mean.
Free until you get busy
One of the best known trade apps publishes a free plan at one user and thirty jobs a month. Thirty jobs is about six weeks for a sole trader. Then it stops being free.
Free, but it does not know what a job is
The big free systems give you contacts and a sales pipeline and nothing else. They will not book your Tuesday, price your work or raise an invoice at the end of it.
Free because you bought the adverts
Some free offers are the door to a lead service. You get the software once you are paying for the advertising beside it.
Free, then sold on
A free app with no money coming in is somebody else's to buy. You find out when the emails start and the price appears.
What free means here
Every tool is switched on the day you sign up. Not a cut down version, not a trial that locks the good bits. You judge it on your own work, with your own customers, and the price only arrives when the product has earned it.
What you get on the first day
- Customers and jobs. One record per customer that holds every job you have done for them.
- Quotes. Priced on your own rates, sent as a link, and an accepted quote becomes a job by itself.
- Invoices. Raised from the job, so the price and the hours are already in it.
- Receipts. Photograph one and it files itself against the job it belongs to.
- Your diary. Customers book a slot without the three missed calls.
- Reviews and your Google listing. Every finished job asks for the review by itself.
- Work coming in. Local businesses found for you and a first email drafted in your words. Nothing leaves until you read it and tap send.
- Your website. Built for your town, and it leaves with you if you leave.
Which trades it suits
Anyone who turns up, does the work and sends a bill. Plumbers, cleaners, gardeners, mobile hairdressers, nail technicians, carpet fitters, locksmiths, gas engineers, decorators, window cleaners, electricians. No shops and no tills: this is for a business that travels to the customer.
Your customers stay yours
Your customer list, your certificates and your website are your property and they walk out with you if you ever go. We would rather earn the next month than hold your work hostage.
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