National Onsite review
A focused field-record system for inspections, pump-outs, reports, and property histories.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
National Onsite is field-service software for septic businesses handling inspections, pumping, dumping, repairs, and maintenance. It supports onsite data capture for system details, photos, notes, locations, and signatures, then turns that information into branded reports. Property-based service history, future inspection and pump-out reminders, site maps, location marking, and payment processing round out the workflow. Its stated audience is solo contractors and teams of up to 10 users, with iOS and Android apps for mobile work.
Pricing is organized around Solo, Teams, and Growth plans, with monthly and annual billing. Solo costs $49 per month with monthly billing or $40 per month with annual billing. Teams costs $69 monthly or $57 with annual billing and supports teams up to 5, while Growth costs $89 monthly or $74 with annual billing and supports teams up to 10. The annual pricing tab displays a 20% saving label. All plans include the Solo features, such as synced job data, property database access, automated reports, and job marketplace access. A 30-day free trial is available, and there is no free plan.
The strongest fit is a small onsite-service operation that needs structured inspection forms, pump-out and disposal tracking, customer and property records, recurring-service reminders, and payment collection in one mobile workflow. Automated reports and photo annotation can help standardize documentation for field jobs. National Onsite is less suitable for teams that need route optimization or integrations with other platforms. Buyers comparing it with broader field-service systems should prioritize its septic-specific records and reporting over advanced dispatch or connected software workflows. Solo is the clearest starting point for an individual contractor, while Teams and Growth align with groups of up to 5 or 10 users.
National Onsite pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Captures inspection, pump-out, repair, and maintenance records
- Generates automated branded reports with photo annotation
- Tracks property histories, reminders, locations, and payments
- Where it doesn't
- No route optimization for dispatch planning
- No integrations for connecting other business systems
- No free plan; annual billing is required for the $40 starting price
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