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QFloors review

#10 of 24 in Flooring Contractor Software

A broad flooring operations system with accounting, scheduling, inventory, and Measure Square connectivity.

8.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

QFloors is cloud-based business management software for flooring dealers and related businesses. It is designed for residential, commercial, wholesale, distribution, new-construction, and multi-location operations that need sales, inventory, purchasing, accounting, scheduling, job costing, invoicing, payments, lead management, and reporting in one system. Web, iOS, and Android support make it suitable for office teams and users working around installation operations.

The published pricing shows one QFloors plan starting at $89 USD per user per month, billed monthly. The listed price is a starting estimate for one user, while the final cost varies by users, add-ons, integrations, training, and other requirements. A one-time setup fee may apply. The plan includes cloud-based flooring business management, with optional products available for installer scheduling, customer portals, electronic price tags, document management, and other specialized capabilities.

QFloors covers the operational flow from customer invoicing and sales orders through job costing, profitability tracking, inventory, purchase orders, vendor invoicing, payment processing, installation scheduling, and reporting. Its ecosystem includes Measure Square for flooring estimates and takeoffs, plus Zoho CRM, Swell, and Patriot integrations. That Measure Square connection is important because takeoff is handled through integration rather than a built-in tool. QFloors should suit flooring retailers seeking broad, accounting-linked operations across multiple business models and locations. Businesses wanting native takeoff functionality or a narrower scheduling-focused system may prefer an alternative.

QFloors pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines invoicing, job costing, inventory, purchasing, and scheduling
    • Connects payments and vendor accounting to customer and job records
    • Runs across web, iOS, and Android with Measure Square integration
  • Where it doesn't
    • Built-in takeoff tools are not included
    • Pricing varies with users, add-ons, integrations, and requirements
    • A one-time setup fee may apply

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