FieldVibe vs Workly

FieldVibe is field service software for solo professionals, owner-operators and small service businesses. It brings work requests and business websites together with quotes, job scheduling, reminders, invoicing, payments and reviews. Users can arrange one-time and recurring jobs, follow visit statuses, and look up client details and past jobs offline; offline editing requires an internet connection. Client profiles can hold contact details, notes, job-site photos, signatures, quotes, invoices and visit history. Customers can pay online by credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank transfer. FieldVibe syncs schedules with Google Calendar. The free Solo plan costs nothing and includes one user, unlimited jobs and clients, manual reminders, one device, a business website and a price book. Solo Pro costs $20 a month and includes 400 automated reminders monthly in the US and Canada or 150 globally. Crews costs $50 a month and supports unlimited users. The maker says personal data is stored on servers in Germany, with backups in Google Cloud data centers.

Workly is a mobile and web app for service businesses to estimate jobs, schedule work, manage invoices, and organize operations. Its AI suggests estimate line items and pricing based on a job, and approved estimates can be converted into invoices. Users can add work to a calendar, assign a crew, manage appointments in a mobile view, and use a dispatch board. The site describes taking payment with iPhone Tap to Pay and shows an instant deposit. Workly says it serves solo operators and growing teams in trades including plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing, and landscaping. It lists Android, iOS, and web availability, while its App Store listing says the app is for iPhone and requires iOS 13.0 or later. Annual Premium costs $119.99 a year, billed annually as an in-app purchase. The App Store listing advertises a 3-day free trial for creating invoices and 24/7 in-app chat support. Workly, LLC is headquartered in Cheyenne, Wyoming.