Everything it does
The whole job, on one record.
A customer calls. You quote them, they approve it, it becomes a job on the board, someone works it, it becomes an invoice, and they pay it. Field Blasters is that line, start to finish, without retyping anything into a second system. Every box below shows a screen from the app — and opens the whole story.
Your morning
One panel says what today is; four color-coded tiles say what is waiting; Job, Quote and Membership are one tap away. The Numbers tab adds Coming in: what should land today, this week, in 30 and 90 days — after deposits already paid — what to set aside, and In Stripe: what Stripe holds right now and the payout on its way to the bank.
See the Home screen →Scheduling & dispatch
A lane per technician, drag to move, capacity by role, arrival windows that stay promised — and, when you place a job, the drive from the jobs already booked.
More on scheduling →Door knocking
Every door colored by its history with your business, and one tap prices the house you are standing in front of.
More on door knocking →Quotes, jobs & invoices
From your price book to an approved quote, a worked job and a sent invoice — nothing retyped.
More on quotes & jobs →Price by anything you measure
Square feet, linear feet, stories, traps, acres — invent your own pricing questions and the math builds itself, itemized.
How factor pricing works →A website on your own domain
Built from the same settings your CRM runs on — live prices, real openings, a Book button that works, and your name on the address.
More on your website →Start ready to sell, not empty
Pick window cleaning at signup and arrive with a complete, priced price book and memberships — quote, book and sell a plan on your first day, and change any number later. Pest control arrives with its services, sizes and plan shapes laid out, and you set the prices. More trades are on the way.
Pick your trade →Customers
One record per customer, property facts kept per address, and the whole history in one trail.
More on customers →Getting paid
Your own Stripe account: your bank, your name on the statement, no cut taken — and a Money tab with your balance, Pay out now, every payout and every card payment, so you do not need to open Stripe.
More on getting paid →Reports
Ten reports read straight from your own records — payments, completed work, what is unpaid, quotes won, memberships, commission, by service, by technician — for any period you pick.
More on reports →Maintenance plans
Memberships with pause and resume, charged on the billing day, customer-approved add-ons, a signed agreement PDF — and a member's file that is one scroll, one send.
More on plans →Your crew
The day on their phone, one next button — and a GPS-aware time clock that becomes a payroll export.
More on your crew →Forms in the field
Measurements, checklists and walkthroughs your crew fills in on the job — your own questions, photos on the entry, and the finished form emailed to your supplier in one tap.
More on forms →Portal & booking
Customers see their visits, quotes, invoices and plan — and your booking page opens once it can take bookings.
More on the portal →Messages & automations
Confirmations, reminders and on-my-way send themselves — by text once the carriers approve your number, by email from day one. Calls go through the same number, and every reply lands in one thread.
More on messages →The other list
What Field Blasters does not do.
Here is a clear look at what Field Blasters does not currently include, so you can decide whether it fits your workflow.
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