FloorIQ vs HomeArize

FloorIQ is web-based estimating, quoting, purchasing, and job-management software for commercial flooring contractors. Its workflow covers bids, quotes, purchase orders, warehouse inventory, crew scheduling, invoicing, payroll, and job profitability. Estimates use material-cost and labor-rate libraries, live margins, revisions, branded PDF proposals, and online signatures. Takeoff exports in.xlsx,.xls, or.csv format, including MeasureSquare exports, can be converted into takeoff line items. Purchasing includes order acknowledgements, price-variance tracking, roll and lot tracking, barcode cycle counts, delivery tickets, and reorder suggestions. Crew days connect to required purchase orders, and delivery-date changes flag affected scheduled days. Weekly payroll handles regular, overtime, double-time, classifications, weekly-salary employees, printable paystubs, and exports. FloorIQ exports financial and payroll data as CSV for QuickBooks posting, but has no live two-way sync. The free plan allows five projects with no time limit; Pro costs $500 a month per company for up to 10 users.

HomeArize is web-based, cloud flooring ERP software for retailers, contractors, dealers, and showrooms. It brings leads, quotes, projects, inventory, schedules, and payments into one system. Users can create branded flooring quotes from templates and turn them into invoices. Website enquiries can enter the CRM automatically, be assigned to a salesperson, and receive follow-up reminders under configured rules. Other listed functions include customer management, contractor scheduling, commissions, purchase orders, inventory management, and reporting and analytics. The Growth plan lists integrations with QuickBooks, Xero, MailChimp, MeasureSquare, Google and Outlook calendar sync, and Stripe payment collection. Starter is free for life, with one user, five invoices per month, and 1GB file storage. Entry costs $17 a month; Growth costs $26 a month, and Enterprise costs $44 a month. Additional users have separate monthly charges. A seven-day trial is listed. The company says isolated databases and regular backups help protect customer data.