Quote to paid
Send an estimate, get it signed online, schedule the job, bill a deposit, then the balance. Each step carries the last one forward.
See the flow →Scheduling, estimates and invoicing for field-service trades
Bring your company out of the thick of it.
Customers, scheduling, estimates, invoices and payments in one app for landscaping, tree service, snow removal and other home-service trades. It keeps working when your signal doesn't.
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14 days of Pro, no credit card required.
↓ Try the offline phone
Offline-first
No signal? Keep working.
Mark jobs done, log expenses and take photos in a dead zone. Thickit saves each change on your phone and syncs it the moment you're back in range.
Signal is offFlip it on to sync.
10:42
LTENo signal
Today
Thu · 3 jobsJane Doe
Mowing & Trimming · 9:00 AM
Mike Reynolds
Mulch Installation · 11:30 AM
Sarah Patel
Fall Cleanup · 2:00 PM
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On this phoneNothing waiting
Honest limits: open the app once with signal first. Emailing an invoice, taking a card payment, scanning a receipt and loading map tiles need a connection. Everything else you do in the field is saved and synced.
What it does
The whole job, from quote to paid.
Run the day
A Today list with directions, call and text buttons and a timer on every job. Route Planning orders your stops by the shortest drive (Pro).
See Today →Keep the records
Snap a receipt and the expense fills itself in (Pro). Reports and a year-end package organize your records to share with your accountant. Thickit keeps your records organized; it isn't tax or accounting advice.
See Scan Receipt →Built for your trade
Your services arrive filled in.
Pick your trade at signup and your service list comes with starter prices you change to your own. Any other trade starts blank.
- Landscaping
- Tree Service
- Snow Removal
- Roofing
- Arborist
- Painting
- Pressure Washing
- Handyman
- Fence Installation
- Pool Maintenance
- Drywall
Why Thickit exists
Thickit exists to remove the administrative and paperwork burden that comes with growing a small service business, so contractors can spend their time on the work, not the office work.