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Worky review

#15 of 29 in Pressure Washing SoftwareHandyman Software

A practical field-service suite for small crews that need booking, dispatch, payments, and follow-ups.

7.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Worky is field-service and operations software for pressure washing businesses and other home-service companies. It is designed for solo operators and multi-crew companies, combining lead capture, booking requests, quotes, scheduling, dispatch, job management, invoicing, customer portals, recurring jobs, and online payments. Web access plus iOS and Android apps give business owners and crews a shared way to manage work in the office and in the field.

Pricing is organized into three paid monthly tiers. Starter costs $39 per user per month and includes client management, lead capture requests, quotes, basic quote tracking, one-time jobs, and scheduling and calendar tools. Growth costs $69 per user per month, adding an advanced CRM pipeline, employee management, Stripe payments, a live team map, recurring jobs, and Client Hub. Pro costs $129 per user per month and adds AI call assistants, payroll, an analytics dashboard, agreements and e-signatures, advanced automations, and review automation. A 14-day free trial is available, and annual payment carries a 30% discount.

The product’s strongest fit is for teams that want a broad operating workflow rather than a narrow scheduling tool. Published features cover route optimization, checklists, photos, materials, time tracking, online quote approval, client access to appointments and invoices, and automated appointment, quote, and workflow follow-ups. Stripe is the listed payment integration, so businesses that depend on a wider integration ecosystem should review fit carefully. Worky is a sensible choice for pressure washing operators who want modern workflows across web and mobile, while teams needing broader platform connectivity may prefer an alternative.

Worky pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Covers quotes, scheduling, dispatch, routing, and recurring jobs
    • Mobile apps support business owners and field teams
    • Client portals, Stripe payments, photos, and follow-ups are included
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; paid access starts at $39 per user monthly
    • Online booking is presented as request submission, not confirmed self-booking
    • The listed integration is Stripe

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