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Fieldwork review

#7 of 26 in Pest Control SoftwareField Service Management Software

A compliance-focused field platform with offline apps, routing, billing, and portals.

8.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Fieldwork is cloud-based field service management software for pest control, lawn care, pool service, and other service businesses. It brings together customer profiles, scheduling, dispatching, work orders, chemical usage tracking, regulatory reporting, invoicing, payments, and customer portals. Technicians can use web, iOS, and Android apps to manage schedules, update work orders, record service information, and work offline. Recurring service agreements and treatment documentation make it suited to teams managing repeat visits and compliance-related records.

Pricing is organized into three monthly, per-field-user plans. Startup costs $59 per user per month and includes CRM, Calendar, Invoicing, Mobile Apps, Customer Portal, and QuickBooks integration. Business costs $79 per user per month and adds Google Mapping, Routing Optimization, and Device Management. Pro costs $99 per user per month and adds Contracts and Agreements, Technician Tracking, Multi-Office, Zapier integration, and API access. Office users are free, and a 14-day trial is available. This structure gives smaller teams a lower entry tier while reserving advanced routing, automation, and multi-office capabilities for higher plans.

Fieldwork fits teams that need more than basic appointment scheduling. Google Maps supports route optimization, while Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook Calendar, QuickBooks Online, and Zapier connect the platform with common operational tools. The customer portal supports service history and online payments, and automated billing covers recurring service workflows. Chemical tracking, regulatory reporting, work order history, and offline technician apps are particularly relevant for pest-control operations. Teams seeking compliance records, field mobility, and integrated billing should consider Fieldwork; businesses needing only simple scheduling may find its broader feature set and per-user pricing less suitable.

Fieldwork pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Chemical tracking and regulatory reporting support pest workflows
    • Offline mobile apps help technicians manage work without connectivity
    • Routing, recurring work, billing, portals, and calendars in one system
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; paid access starts at $59 per field user monthly
    • Google Maps routing and device management require the Business plan
    • API access, Zapier, and multi-office support require the Pro plan

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