FieldCommand review
A focused electrical operations platform with estimating, scheduling, billing, and field access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
FieldCommand is cloud software for electrical contractors, combining CRM and pipeline management with quoting, scheduling, dispatch, work orders, change orders, daily logs, invoicing, payments, customer history, reporting, and a foreman mobile field app. It is positioned for owner-operator electrical shops, residential and light-commercial contractors, and commercial shops managing multiple crews. The strongest fit is an electrical firm that wants estimating and job operations in one system rather than a general-purpose workflow tool.
Published plans use flat company-wide monthly pricing rather than per-user billing. Core costs $199 per month and includes CRM and pipeline tools, bidding, invoicing and payments, scheduling and quoting, change orders, three basic reports, and a foreman mobile view. Control costs $399 per month and adds branded proposals, a full reporting dashboard, a customer portal, basic AI suggestions, and multi-crew scheduling. Command costs $599 per month and adds LPTA bidding, scheduling and Gantt, full AI, an external API, and custom report filters. A seven-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan. The tier structure makes the higher plans relevant when reporting, customer access, multi-crew coordination, or advanced bidding matters.
Electrical-specific estimating is the clearest point of distinction. FieldCommand also connects converted quotes to work orders, tracks change orders from approval through billing, generates invoices when jobs are completed, and provides owner dashboards with job-margin reporting. Its listed integrations are QuickBooks Online and Stripe, so firms needing a broader integration ecosystem should evaluate alternatives. The published platform list names web, while the product includes a foreman mobile field app for photos and job history. Choose FieldCommand for electrical firms prioritizing estimating, crew coordination, change-order control, and billing; look elsewhere if a lower starting price or wider integration coverage is more important.
FieldCommand pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Electrical-specific quoting and estimating templates
- Crew scheduling, dispatch, work orders, and change orders
- Automatic invoicing with QuickBooks Online synchronization
- Where it doesn't
- Starts at $199 per month with no free plan
- Published platform list names web; field access is via a foreman mobile view
- Integration coverage centers on QuickBooks Online and Stripe
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