HomeArize vs ProjectsForce 360°

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.

ProjectsForce 360° is contractor management software for field service businesses, with tools for leads, scheduling, field work, inventory, and payments. Leads from web forms, calls, referrals, walk-ins, and retail program feeds enter a visual sales pipeline. AI scheduling uses weather, job requirements, and crew availability to recommend project dates. Its iOS and Android app lets crews review job details, update job status, upload photos, and collect digital signatures; the platform is also available on the web. Inventory tools track materials from warehouse to job site and assign them to installations. Completed work can generate invoices, with online card or ACH payments through an invoice link. The platform includes a calendar schedule view, client portal, and accounting sync. Starter costs $495 a month for up to 15 users. Growth adds $29 a month per user for users 16–25, on top of the base. Scale has custom pricing for volumes above 25 users. A 14-day trial is available, but there is no free plan. Mobile field users beyond the listed allowance may be charged $9 each.