Half the price of the competition.
All of the modules.

Because team size is what actually drives value and cost here — more jobs, more dispatch, more support load. Every serious competitor (Tradify, RazorSync, FieldPulse, Synchroteam) prices the same way. The upside for you: the first seat carries the account-level cost (setup, your phone line, full-surface access), and every seat after that is $11.99 — about 20% cheaper than the first — so your cost per tech drops as your crew grows instead of climbing.

No card at signup — the 14-day trial starts the moment you sign up, full product, nothing to enter. A Founding 200 spot is reserved the moment you choose to lock in the $4.99 rate (from Settings, any time during or after the trial), which is also the only moment a card becomes necessary — never before.

Two ways. Start the 14-day free trial: no card needed, the full product, and nothing is charged. Later, from Settings, you can lock in and keep your free days: add your card during the trial and nothing is charged until the trial ends. Or subscribe & pay today: you're charged the first month right away and your remaining free days aren't used. If you already know you want it, "Subscribe now" on this page skips the trial: you sign up and pay upfront, and you're charged today. Either way it's $4.99/mo for your first seat while the founding offer lasts (the deadline is shown above), then $14.99/mo, plus $11.99/mo for each additional seat. USD, no tax added.

Nothing you've already built disappears. If a payment lapses, you keep full read access to every client, job, quote, and invoice already in the system — only creating new jobs, quotes, or invoices, and inviting new teammates, pauses until billing is sorted out. A lapsed account never looks like your data got deleted.

Yes — for the first 200 accounts that convert to paid, $4.99/mo for your first seat is locked in for as long as you stay subscribed without a lapse. It's the same product as every other plan, not a stripped-down tier; additional seats on a Founding account still bill at the standard $11.99 each.

Each seat gets 100 photo estimates a month, included — a full multi-page takeoff counts as 10 of them since it's more work, so you can spend the allowance on either, in any mix. That's generous enough that the large majority of accounts never come close to it. If you're a genuine high-volume outlier — think dozens of full takeoffs a week — usage beyond your allowance bills automatically at $0.05 per extra photo estimate (about $0.50 per extra takeoff). It never blocks an estimate mid-task, and you'll only ever see this if you're actually running a high enough volume to hit it.

Every account gets 40 satellite lookups a month, included — one address search counts as one, whether you're just reading the roof's auto-measured data or also hand-tracing a driveway, lawn, or any other shape on the same map. That's flat per account, not per seat, since it tracks properties being quoted rather than how many people are logged in. It's generous enough that the large majority of accounts never come close. If you're a genuine high-volume outlier, lookups beyond the allowance bill automatically at $0.25 each. It never blocks a lookup mid-task, and you'll only ever see this if you're actually running that much volume.

Every account gets 150 drafted replies a month, included, flat per account rather than per seat — how many replies get drafted tracks how many texts your clients send in, not how many people are logged in. It never sends anything on its own; it only drafts a reply for you to send, edit, or ignore. That's generous enough that the large majority of accounts never come close. If you're a genuine high-volume outlier, drafts beyond the allowance bill automatically at $0.05 each. It never blocks a draft from being generated, and you'll only ever see this if you're actually running that much volume.

Each seat gets 40 chat turns a month with AI Handler, included — one turn is one back-and-forth exchange, whether it's a question or an action it carries out (it always asks before doing anything). That's generous enough that the large majority of accounts never come close. If you're a genuine high-volume outlier, turns beyond your allowance bill automatically at $0.15 each. It never blocks a chat message, and you'll only ever see this if you're actually running a high enough volume to hit it.

Your own dedicated number plus AI Receptionist, answering every call day or night — 60 AI-handled minutes included each month, then $0.29/min automatically, metered like electricity, never blocking a call. Forwarding calls to a real human is a separate, optional $13.99/mo add-on (500 minutes included, then $0.03/min) — off by default, since an AI-first account doesn't need it. Call recording is a further optional $2.99/mo on top of forwarding.

Reminders, "on my way" alerts and review requests are included on every plan. Each seat comes with a monthly texting allowance (around 250 messages), and "on my way" and crew-assignment texts don't count against it at all. That covers normal use with room to spare. If you run an unusually heavy month — big marketing blasts on top of a lot of day-to-day texting — messages past the allowance bill at $0.02 each, and a text never gets held back because of the limit. Two-way texting with your clients (the Messages inbox, and sending a quote or invoice by text) runs on your own business number, the Business Phone add-on: carriers require every business to register once before it can text, we file that for you, it usually takes 3 to 5 business days, and for the toll-free numbers we sell there is no registration charge.

Because we'd rather price it honestly than promise something we can't back. Those are dedicated VoIP companies on wholesale carrier rates we don't have access to at our scale — matching "unlimited" at our price would mean selling it below what it actually costs us. What you get instead is a real number tied into the rest of your account: AI Receptionist answers every call by default, and calls (AI-handled or forwarded) auto-match to the right client and log straight to their timeline — the actual reason to run a business line through your CRM instead of a separate phone app.

Yes, standard on every account — connect your own Stripe account from Settings once you're signed in, and a client can pay any invoice by card right from the client hub. SupplyAxis takes no fee on those payments; Stripe's standard processing fee (2.9% + 30¢) comes out of each one. In Canada you can also pass most of that on: turn on a credit card surcharge of up to 2.4% and SupplyAxis applies it only to credit cards, shows it to the client before they pay, and keeps it off debit cards and Quebec clients.

Yes, any time — invite or remove teammates from your account and your subscription's seat count updates automatically. You're only ever billed for active logins, not empty seats.