Pest Control Software for Recurring Plans and One-Time Treatments
A pest control company is two businesses running on the same trucks. One is the plan book — quarterly and monthly accounts that have to be served on time, every time, or they cancel. The other is the phone: a rodent in the living room, a wasp nest over a front door, a tenant reporting bed bugs, each one needing different questions asked before anyone is booked. Software that only understands one-off service calls loses the first, and software with no receptionist loses the second.
JobField runs both from one app. Recurring visits repeat on their own schedule, one-time treatments and inspections drop onto the nearest tech, the AI receptionist asks what's being seen and where before it books anything, and the tech invoices and takes the card at the door. JobField is live. Start a 14-day free trial — no credit card.
Updated September 2026 · JobField
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Quarterly and monthly plans that serve themselves
The plan book is the business, and rebuilding it by hand every month is how accounts get missed. In JobField a recurring visit is set once — the account, the interval, the tech — and it repeats. Move a customer from quarterly to monthly and the schedule follows. Put a snowbird's house on hold for the summer and the rest of the route is untouched. Every visit keeps its own notes and photos, so the next tech on that account is not starting from nothing.
- Monthly, quarterly and one-time visits on the same board
- A visit kept on hold instead of deleted and re-created
- Notes and photos stay with the account, visit after visit
Plans that keep renewing instead of quietly lapsing
Recurring revenue only compounds if nobody has to remember it. Service plans live on the customer, the next visit is already on the calendar, and the invoice comes off the visit that actually happened. Cards on file mean the monthly and quarterly accounts settle without a phone call, and the accounts that stopped being served are visible before they turn into a cancellation.
- Plan accounts billed from the visit, not from memory
- Card on file so the plan collects itself
- The next visit already booked when the tech leaves
Termite, rodents and bed bugs — triaged before they're booked
These calls are not interchangeable. A wasp nest at a doorway with an allergy in the house is today; ants on a patio is not. A termite or bed-bug call needs an inspection before anyone quotes a number. The AI receptionist add-on answers what your team can't get to and asks the questions that matter — what's being seen, where, how long, who's at risk, house or business — then books the right kind of visit with the answers written into the job. Your team reads the job, not a voicemail.
- The right questions asked on every call, at 2am too
- Inspection booked first where an inspection is what's needed
- Answers land in the job, so nobody re-asks the customer
Invoice at the door, take the card before the truck moves
One-time treatments are where the cash is, and chasing them afterwards is where it goes. Techs invoice from the phone at the property and take the card there — Tap to Pay on iPhone, no reader to hand around. Photos of what was found and what was treated attach to the visit, so the record of the job is the job, and a customer question three months later has an answer.
- On-site invoicing with Tap to Pay on iPhone
- Photos of the finding and the treatment kept on the visit
- Receipt and confirmation texts sent from the job
What each plan, route and tech is actually worth
Most shops know their total and nothing else. Live reports break revenue and profit down by tech and by service, so you can see whether the monthly plans carry the quarterly ones, which tech finishes a route and which one runs over, and what the one-time work really adds. Your number and your customer list stay yours, and they leave with you if you ever go.
Frequently asked questions.
Does it handle recurring pest control plans?
Yes. Monthly, quarterly and seasonal visits are set once and repeat on their own, with holds and interval changes instead of rebuilding the schedule. Invoices come off the visit that actually happened, and cards on file settle the plan without a phone call.
Can it handle one-time treatments and inspections too?
Yes, on the same board as the plans. Rodent, roach, ant and mosquito work, plus termite and bed-bug inspections, are booked as their own jobs and dispatched to whoever is closest on the live map.
What does the AI receptionist do on a pest call?
It answers the calls your team can't get to and asks what's being seen, where in the property, how long it's been going on and who is at risk, then books the right visit — an inspection where an inspection is needed — and writes the answers into the job so nobody has to ask again.
Can my techs take payment at the property?
Yes. Techs invoice from the phone at the door and take the card there with Tap to Pay on iPhone, or key it in. The receipt sends itself, and the payment lands on the job.
How much does it cost and can I sign up now?
Plans start at $49/mo (Starter), with Pro at $149 and Platform at $299. JobField is live. Start a 14-day free trial — no credit card.
