ArbScribe review
A mobile-first tree surgery system with quoting, scheduling and invoicing from £29.99.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ArbScribe is tree surgery management software for arborists and tree surgeons, combining customer records, tree surgery history, estimates, scheduling, job tracking and invoicing. It is designed for teams that need to coordinate office and field work from iOS or Android devices. Quotes can include tree species, operations, locations and resource requirements, while crew permissions, surveyor access and appointment conflict detection support day-to-day coordination. The product is currently focused on the UK market.
Pricing starts with the Starter plan at £29.99, with Pro and Enterprise also available. A 14-day free trial is offered. The published plan structure makes ArbScribe suitable for smaller teams looking for a low entry price, while the broader tier structure gives growing operations a path beyond Starter. Core workflows cover estimates, diary scheduling, job progress and completion-to-invoice processing, including arboriculture-specific invoice line items.
Its mobile and ecosystem fit are the main differentiators. Offline job management and offline photos support field work where connectivity is limited, and integrations with Xero, Google Calendar, WhatsApp and Google Maps connect financial, calendar, communication and navigation tasks. ArbScribe should suit UK arborists wanting a focused mobile workflow from quote to invoice. Teams that need dedicated routing capabilities or operate outside the UK should consider a different product.
ArbScribe pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tree-surgery estimates with PDF quote generation
- Offline mobile jobs and photos on iOS and Android
- Xero, Google Calendar, WhatsApp and maps integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Routing is not part of the described feature set
- Availability is currently limited to the UK
- Pro and Enterprise require a higher-tier plan
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