Clockit

Clockit is a web-based booking and job-management system for flooring retailers and installers. It suits teams coordinating measures, installation work and job records. Its clearest advantage is a workflow built around flooring jobs; the trade-off is a plan structure tied to store accounts, installer type or each retail site’s monthly install volume.

Overview

Clockit combines installation scheduling, measure planning, job documentation and invoicing in a live cloud system. The shared schedule displays installer availability and supports bookings and rescheduling, while a separate Measure Calendar handles measure appointments and individual measurer schedules. Keeping both calendars in one system is useful for businesses coordinating work from measurement through installation.

Customers can receive automatic email and SMS updates when plans change, along with scheduled SMS reminders for measures. Job records can hold photos and notes about damage, moisture readings, preparation and completed installations. These records help keep job conditions and completion details with the work. After an installation, installers can generate an invoice, and retailers receive notice of completion, including additional charges.

Key features

Installation and measure calendars: Shared installer availability supports booking and rescheduling, and the Measure Calendar tracks measurer schedules. This is a practical fit for flooring teams coordinating both stages of a job.

Customer notifications: Automatic email and SMS updates communicate plan changes, while scheduled SMS reminders can prompt customers about measures.

Job records: Photos and notes can capture damage, moisture readings, preparation work and completed installs, giving retailers and installers a record tied to each job.

Invoicing and completion notices: Installers can generate invoices after completing work; retailers are notified when jobs finish, including when there are additional charges.

Clockit’s terms refer to third-party applications users may enable to interoperate with the service, but no specific integrations are identified. The company says it will not sell users’ personal information to third parties. It also says it makes daily system data backups, while not guaranteeing against data loss. Dedicated support is included in paid plans, and a sales and support phone number is provided.

Pricing

The 30-day trial provides full access without requiring a credit card. The Store Account is free at free, is linked to one store and must be activated by the retailer. It is the option for a retailer setting up a single-store account, rather than an independent installer choosing a paid plan directly.

Professional — $49.95 a month: Works across multiple stores and is intended for independent installers. It is the most direct fit for installers who need a paid account spanning store relationships.

Silver — $114 a month: Covers up to 100 installs per month, with pricing per retail site. It fits a site whose monthly volume stays within that limit.

Gold — $149 a month: Covers up to 150 installs per month, also priced per retail site. The higher cap is for sites with more monthly work than Silver allows.

Platinum — $229 a month: Covers up to 500 installs per month per retail site, for higher-volume operations.

The listed monthly prices for the retail-site plans are billed at the same monthly amounts: $114/month for Silver, $149/month for Gold and $229/month for Platinum. The supplied plan terms do not state a seat allowance, overage policy or renewal period, so businesses should confirm how those terms apply to their expected volume.

Platforms

Clockit runs on the web. The platform information also identifies web as its mobile platform, rather than naming separate native mobile apps.

Who it's for

Clockit is a strong match for flooring retailers coordinating installers and measurers, and for independent installers working across multiple stores. The install caps give retail sites a clear way to choose among Silver, Gold and Platinum based on monthly volume. Businesses outside flooring, or teams needing native mobile platforms, should consider whether a web-only, trade-focused system suits their workflow.

Pros and cons

Pros

Flooring-specific scheduling: Separate installer and measure calendars address two distinct scheduling needs in installation work.

Job details stay with the work: Photos and notes can document conditions, preparation and completion.

Customer and retailer handoffs: Customer updates, measure reminders, completion notices and post-job invoicing cover key points around an installation.

Several account paths: A retailer-activated free single-store account, a multi-store independent-installer plan and three site-priced install-volume tiers serve different operating models.

Trial without card details: The 30-day full-access trial does not require a credit card.

Cons

Web only: Businesses seeking a named Android, iOS or desktop app will not find those platforms in Clockit’s platform offering.

Retail-site caps require volume planning: Silver, Gold and Platinum each set a monthly install ceiling, and their prices apply per retail site.

Free access has a defined setup: The Store Account is limited to one store and requires retailer activation; it is not the same account model as Professional.

Backups are not a guarantee: Daily backups are performed, but the terms do not promise that data cannot be lost.

Alternatives

For a broader flooring contractor software comparison, start with the category list. MeasureSquare is worth considering when Android, iOS, Windows or API platforms matter, or when in-store sales and on-site consultations are central; its MeasureSquare Mobile Retail plan is $54 a month for one user. Choose FlooringFlow if a lower-cost entry point matters more than scheduling: its free plan is limited to two jobs per month for one user and has no scheduling, while Pro is $39 a month with unlimited jobs and one user included.

DoAllFloors is an option to compare if a free beta plan with up to five users and 1 GB of storage fits; its Starter price is stated to become $59/mo USD after beta. FloorWizard is another alternative. QFloors may suit businesses seeking a paid system with Android, iOS, web and Windows coverage; its calculator estimate is $89 a month for one user, with the price varying by users, add-ons, training, integrations and business needs. CalcuFloor is a simpler web option for measurement projects: its free Lite plan allows one project and one area, while Plus monthly is €16 a month for multiple spaces per project.

HomeArize is another freemium web alternative; its Entry plan costs $17 a month and includes 10GB file storage. ProjectsForce 360° is worth comparing for multi-trade coordination and retail program integrations; its Growth plan is $29 a month per user, added to a base, for users 16–25.

Verdict

Choose Clockit if you are a flooring retailer or independent installer who needs measure and installation scheduling, job records, customer updates and post-install invoicing in one workflow. Its flooring focus and clear install-volume tiers are the main reasons to choose it. Look elsewhere if you need native mobile apps, or if the one-store free account and per-site monthly caps do not fit how your business operates.