Stilt review
A field-service system with offline Android workflows, routing, billing, and QuickBooks integration.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Stilt combines carpet-cleaning workflows with broader field-service management for residential, commercial, and other contractors. Its workspace covers technician scheduling and dispatch, work orders, customer and job-history records, billing, invoicing, payment tracking, reminders, employee management, inventory, asset tracking, reporting, and mobile operations. Carpet-cleaning teams can use recurring jobs, customer reminders, technician photo uploads, and offline task updates to coordinate work from the office and the field. It is suited to teams that need one system for scheduling, service records, payments, and technician activity rather than a tool focused only on appointment booking.
Pricing is custom and based on users, locations, migrations, workflows, integrations, and required features, so the buying process starts with contacting Stilt. There is no free plan. The published product details also describe a free trial, without specifying its duration or card requirements. This model may fit contractors whose operational needs justify a tailored subscription, particularly when routing, GPS tracking, commission tracking, inventory, and billing need to work together. Buyers looking for a published self-serve price or a free tier should consider a different option.
Stilt’s strongest operational angle is the connection between office coordination and field execution. Dispatchers can create, assign, and track work orders, set due dates, optimize routes, and monitor technician GPS locations. Technicians can update tasks offline and upload before-and-after photos, while managers can follow payments, late-payment reminders, employee performance, and commissions. QuickBooks is the named integration, giving the product a defined accounting connection rather than a broad integration ecosystem. Teams needing web and Android access, carpet-focused workflows, and offline field updates should shortlist Stilt; organizations requiring iOS access or a wider platform footprint should look elsewhere.
Stilt pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Offline Android task updates support field work without a live connection.
- GPS tracking, route optimization, and dispatch connect daily field operations.
- Before-and-after photos and QuickBooks integration support job records and billing.
- Where it doesn't
- Custom subscription pricing requires contacting Stilt.
- Stilt does not offer a free plan.
- Mobile access is described for web and Android, not iOS.
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