LayCor vs Squeegee

LayCor is a platform for party and event rental businesses to manage bookings, inventory, delivery, invoicing and customer details. Customers can browse items and packages, choose dates and quantities, and book online. Inventory status distinguishes available, reserved, on-site and cleaning items, helping teams coordinate stock across events. Staff can schedule deliveries and pickups, assign crews and track completion on a dispatch board. Customers can use a portal to view upcoming events, request add-ons, sign contracts and pay invoices. LayCor supports deposits and invoice payments, with card payments through Stripe and Square. Listed connections also include QuickBooks, Google Maps, Twilio and email; QuickBooks Online supports two-way sync. Field workers can use a smartphone browser on iPhone or Android without an app-store download. The Starter plan is $49 a month and includes unlimited users, bookings, jobs and customers. LayCor advertises a 14-day trial without a credit card, month-to-month billing and cancellation at any time. Professional costs $99 a month; Enterprise pricing is custom and not listed.

Squeegee is a job management platform for service providers, with workflow tools intended to automate processes and reduce administration. Administrators and workers using mobile devices can receive real-time updates. Scheduling features cover planning jobs on a map, replanning work and optimised route navigation. Business tools include quotes, invoicing, payment and expense recording, and supplier management. Customer communications include bulk messages, SMS, email, appointment reminders and marketing campaigns. Named integrations are GoCardless, Stripe, OneSignal and Twilio; the pricing page also lists daily and on-demand backups. Squeegee has a free plan and a 30-day trial of any plan with full feature access and no credit card required. Paid plans start at £15.83/user/mo (annual). The company says it serves businesses beyond window cleaning. Device guidance specifies Android 15 or later with at least 8GB RAM, or iOS 18 or later for iPhone and iPad. Support includes guides, tickets, weekday phone support and a 30-minute welcome call; the company aims to respond within one working day.