Field Blasters

For service businesses of one to ten

Field service software built for the way your crew works.

Field Blasters runs the whole job — the quote, the schedule, the visit, the invoice and the money. It was built for a working window-cleaning company that still uses it every day, so it stays focused on the tools small service crews need from the first job of the day to the final payment.

✓ One flat price, everyone included — $79 a month on the founding rate ✓ No setup fee, no contract ✓ Your money, your bank, your Stripe account
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What it is

The whole job, on one record.

Every step carries what came before it, so there is no retyping into a second system and no reconciling by hand at month end.

Your morning

Open the app and know the day in five seconds.

The owner's Home answers the questions you have at 6am, in the order you have them: what is happening today, who is running behind, what is waiting on you, and what money is coming in or still owed. Job, Quote and Membership are one tap away.

  • One panel says what today is — on the road, running behind, quiet
  • Four tiles: quotes, memberships, money owed, this week — each a door
  • A to-do list that counts itself, and what is out with customers
  • Your numbers: busiest day, average job, quotes that became work

Built by an operator

Written for one crew, in the middle of the work.

Field Blasters was built inside Window Blasters, a window-cleaning business in St. George, Utah, and it still helps run that business every day.

That firsthand experience shapes details such as keeping a customer's promised arrival window intact when the schedule changes and preserving the original price on an accepted quote.

Window Blasters is the business Field Blasters was built for and still runs — not a customer testimonial.

Every customer, one card

Pick up the phone knowing everything.

Tap a name and the whole relationship is in your hand: how to reach them, what their property needs, their service history, what plan they're on, and every visit, invoice and message. New job is one yellow button away. Property facts live on the address, so no one has to ask a customer for their square footage twice.

Door knocking

The map that remembers every door.

Door-to-door remains an important way many service businesses grow, so Field Blasters includes canvassing in the same system as your customer records. Every door is colored by its history with your business, and one tap prices the house you are standing in front of, from its address alone.

The canvass map

Recurring revenue

Maintenance plans that really bill.

A maintenance plan is not a job that repeats. It is a membership with a price, a cadence, a card charged on the billing day, a customer who might want to pause it over winter, and visits that sometimes need something extra.

  • Recurring billing on a schedule you set
  • Pause and resume without canceling and re-selling
  • Add-ons sold right with the plan, or approved later from their own page
  • Members who prefer to pay by check, handled properly
  • The agreement as a PDF, in their name and yours
A membership, mid-year

Your crew

Their whole day, on the phone in their pocket.

The route, the next job wearing the one button that matters, drive times between stops, photos on the job — and a time clock that knows the difference between clocking in at a customer's driveway and clocking in at home. Hours become a payroll export you can hand straight to your payroll service.

  • On my way → Start → Complete, one thumb
  • Your own forms and photos, filled in on the job
  • GPS-aware punches that flag, and never block
  • Weekly overtime and labor cost, worked out for you
  • Per-person permissions — what they see, what they may do

The money

Your money, your bank, your name on the statement.

You connect your own Stripe account. Your customers' payments settle into your bank, you keep your own Stripe dashboard, and Field Blasters does not hold your money or take a cut of it. If you ever leave, your customers and their saved cards stay exactly where they are — in your account.

  • Pay by link, card on file, or a card taken at the door
  • Checks and cash recorded on the same invoice as cards
  • Every payment recorded by the processor, not by a browser
  • Ten reports — payments, unpaid, quotes won, commission, by service
  • We take no percentage of your work — a flat monthly fee is the whole relationship

Pricing

One price. Everyone in your business.

Many products in this category charge per user, so the bill grows with your team. Field Blasters is $99 a month for the company. Put your whole crew on it — hire a fourth technician in spring and the bill stays the same.

Founding rate
$79 /month for the first twenty companies

Locked for as long as you stay. After that it is $99.

  • Unlimited users
  • 14 days free, no card
  • Cancel any time, take your data

What to expect

What it does not do.

We want you to understand the limits before you decide, so here are the important things Field Blasters does not currently include.

Texting waits on the phone carriers. Texting customers from a business number means registering your company with the US carriers in its own legal name. We file that for you when you sign up, and approval usually takes days to a few weeks. Until then, everything goes by email. After that, texts go out under your business name.
It does not connect to your accounting software. No QuickBooks sync, no Xero, no Zapier. You can export what you need as a spreadsheet. If those integrations are essential to your workflow, Field Blasters may not be the right fit yet.
It is built for smaller teams. It works best for one to ten people. If you have thirty technicians and a decade of history, a platform designed for larger operations will probably serve you better. We would rather help you determine that upfront.
Support is personal and owner-led. You'll hear from someone who knows the product and generally replies the same day. There is no 24/7 line and no success manager.

Have a look at it properly.

Fourteen days, free, no card — or tell us what you run and how many people are on the truck, and we will show you the parts that matter to you.