Fieldwork vs PestPac

Fieldwork is field service management software for residential and commercial service businesses, including pest control, lawn care, and pool service. Its visual calendar helps teams book appointments, coordinate technicians, and manage routes. Customer records sit in its CRM, and a portal gives customers access to invoices, contracts, and work history. Android and iOS apps support field work orders and can operate offline. Pest-control teams can scan device barcodes and record station condition, captures, bait condition, and other data. Chemical records can include EPA registration numbers, active ingredients, dilution rates, application methods, and targeted areas; they are kept online for three years. The software can generate pesticide usage logs required by California and New York. Plans are billed per field user, with office staff free. Startup costs $59 per month per field user and includes QuickBooks integration; Pro adds Zapier and API access. A 14-day trial includes full access, training, and support, with no credit card required. Fieldwork is based in Niles, Illinois.

PestPac is business software for pest control companies managing field work, finances, and back-office operations. It serves businesses working with residential customers, commercial clients, or both. Field tools cover work-order scheduling, route planning, a technician app, and GPS visibility into vehicles and driver behavior. Integrated pest management tools help staff inspect areas, scan devices, track pest activity, and document it onsite. Residential customers can check account information, schedule service, view invoices, and pay bills through self-service tools. Commercial functions include service and billing across multiple locations, device and alert management for multi-unit properties, and inspection and licensing records for audits. Plans range from customer management, basic scheduling, billing, and reporting to route optimization, advanced accounting, marketing automation, and API integrations. The API covers servicing, scheduling, billing, and payments, and listed partners include Avalara, Azuga, Bell IQ, QuickBooks, and Verizon Connect. Desktop software supports current Windows and macOS versions and one version back. Mobile apps support the latest iOS and Android versions plus two prior versions, on 64-bit devices. Pricing is on request; there is no free plan.