Canvass the route, quote per window, and let customers book their own clean and drop a card on file — from your website, your digital card, or right at the door. The street, the booking, and the money in one app.
Flat month-to-month from $30/mo · 14-day free trial · no seat minimums, no annual contract
Window washing is a route game: knock the block you are already parked on, price the panes, book the visit, and get paid when the squeegee is put away. Most crews juggle a canvassing app for the map, a separate quoting tool, a scheduler, and a spreadsheet for the money. FieldStacker collapses all of it into one app on your phone — the canvass, the online quote and booking, the crew's week, and the card on file.
The whole job — from the knock to the paid invoice — in one place.
Steppers for exterior and interior panes, screens and tracks, plus flat add-ons like pressure washing and gutter clean-out — with a running total the customer sees as it builds, and a minimum charge you set per line.
Embed the builder on your website or your digital card's landing page. A homeowner builds their own quote and books a visit — no phone call, no login, no back-and-forth.
Every cleaner down the side, every day across the top. Drag a job to move it, and the customer's calendar invite follows.
A 31-step window-cleaning walkthrough built for the trade — TDS readings, screens, a-frame sign, door hangers on the neighbours — so a new hire works it the way you would.
Nine cadences from weekly to yearly, or a single wash. Recurring customers stay on your route, so the next visit is a rebook, not a resell — with a per-cadence discount you set.
Tip prompt, card on file charged the moment the clean is marked done, or a cash, check, Venmo or Zelle payment recorded on the spot.
Set your rate once — per window, per screen, per gutter foot, flat for a house wash — and a quote is just counting. Every line carries its own minimum, so a six-window job never gets priced below what it costs you to park the van. Pick a cadence and the recurring discount you set comes off automatically, which is how a weekly customer ends up cheaper per visit without anyone doing mental arithmetic on a doorstep.
Paste one snippet and the quote builder lives on your own website. A homeowner picks their windows, adds a pressure wash or a gutter clean-out, chooses how often, and gets a real price on the spot — then books a visit that lands on your dispatch board to confirm. The same builder rides your digital card's landing page, so a neighbour who scans your card at the door can quote and book that night without calling you.
Send a new cleaner to a house alone and the difference between a good job and a callback is whether they know your way of doing it. FieldStacker ships a 31-step window-cleaning walkthrough written for the trade, not a generic to-do list: check the TDS reading before you fill, don't use a steel-wool pad that has rusted, pull the screens and walk the property first, take the a-frame sign back down, and leave door hangers on the neighbours — but not on the ones with a no-soliciting sign.
The last step of the checklist is the money. The customer gets a tip prompt that goes to the cleaner who actually did the work, then pays however they want: a card on file charged the second the job is marked done, a card typed in on the spot, or cash, check, Venmo or Zelle recorded so the books stay straight. No invoice to chase, no “I'll mail you a check.”
A window-cleaning business lives or dies on how much of next month is already booked. Put a customer on a plan and the next visit is a date, not a sales call: they get their own service page to pick dates, change one, or cancel, and you get a plan you can pause, skip a visit on, or run straight from the customer's record. Every completed visit bills at the price on the plan.
Where a window-cleaning business usually loses the money it just earned.
Windows are the job — but a lot of your customers want the gutters done, the driveway pressure-washed, or the house soft-washed while you are there. Turn on the services you offer and work them from the same FieldStacker account: one route, one customer history, one set of numbers. Your mileage at the IRS rate for the drive between stops and a quarterly tax set-aside come along with it.
Yes — it runs the whole job, not just the sales side. Canvass a route on the map, build a quote priced per window, let the customer book their own visit, and keep a card on file so you get paid the moment the clean is done. Recurring routes, one-time washes, screens, tracks, gutter clean-outs and pressure washing all live in the same app, alongside your mileage and a quarterly tax set-aside.
Yes. Drop the quote builder onto your own website or your digital card's landing page and a homeowner builds their own quote — exterior and interior windows priced per pane, screens and tracks, plus flat add-ons like pressure washing and gutter clean-out — sees the total, and books a visit without a single phone call. It is the same builder your reps use at the door, just customer-facing.
Yes. When a customer approves their quote they can save a card on file, and it is charged the moment you mark the clean complete — so you are not chasing an invoice after you have packed up the ladder.
Both. The customer picks a cadence when they book — weekly, every two weeks, monthly, quarterly, twice a year or yearly — or a single one-time wash. Recurring customers stay on your route so the next visit is a rebook, not a fresh sale, and the card on file means each completed visit gets paid without a new conversation.
Canvassing apps stop at the map and hand your quoting, booking and money to other tools; heavy field-service software is priced and built for big crews. FieldStacker folds the whole window-washing job into one flat app — canvass, quote per window, let the customer book online, take a card on file, and track commission, mileage and 1099 taxes — from $30/mo with a 14-day free trial and no card, no seat minimums and no annual contract. Built for the owner-operator first, ready for the crew.
Start a 14-day free trial — no credit card — and let a customer quote and book their first clean this afternoon. Flat month-to-month, cancel anytime.