
Customers book a general treatment at a price you set, and the termite work gets quoted online.
Online booking
Share your link and the customer picks the treatment and a slot, with the address and what they have been seeing attached before you load the ute.
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Every treatment sits on one timeline with the drive between stops counted, so the callback lands on a street you were already spraying.
Learn moreWhen your page has no times left, the bloke with a nest over his back door asks for one instead of ringing the next mob.
The treatment they want and the times that suit them land in your inbox, in the same thread as everything else that customer has said to you.
One tap puts it on the day and emails them a confirmation. Decline is one tap too, and they are told without you writing the message.
Nothing stops you dropping it into the gap between two sprays on the same street. The request is a way in, not a rule about your day.
There is a nest above the back door and the kids use that door. Can anyone come today?
Grab the job and drop it where it fits. Nothing commits until you let go, and it costs nothing to do it.
Move a treatment to another time or another technician and the day redraws around it. This is not the Pro bit.
Switch the reschedule notice on and they get the new time by email. Off by default, because a job pushed back an hour is not worth a message.
A slot that is gone is gone, on your page and in the diary, so two houses never sit waiting for you at nine.
On Pro every open slot is scored on the driving it adds, so the four o’clock callback lands on a street you are already treating.
Live drive times rank your open times, so the job goes in beside the run you are already doing instead of three suburbs away.
The address is matched to the suburb it falls in and to the technicians who carry that treatment.
On Free you get exactly the same real availability and place the work into the day yourself.
Set a kitchen or a bakery up once as a standing arrangement and the visits are made ahead, weekly or monthly, ending never or after a set run. Moving one leaves the rest exactly where they are, and none of it is the part you pay for.
Bed bugs, fleas and rodents are two-visit jobs, and the treatment is only finished when the return happens. Book it before you pack the gear and it sits on the address beside what you used and what you found last time.
Every technician carries their own hours, their own days off and the treatments they are actually allowed to do, so a job is only ever offered to someone who can legally turn up and do it.
Built for pest work
The cockroach, ant and spider spray takes your next real gap at a set price, with what they have been seeing attached before you arrive.
The annual inspection booked as its own service and its own duration, with what you found kept on the property so next year starts from last year.
Itemise the chemical, the drilling and the labour, put a spot treatment and a full perimeter barrier side by side, and the signed quote is the booking.
A timber pest inspection booked against the property before settlement, with the conveyancer chasing the date rather than you.
Bait stations checked on a standing monthly visit, made ahead so the run is in the diary rather than in the back of your head.
The same-day nest job takes a set price and a short slot, so it fits between two treatments you already had booked.
The two-visit job set up as a treatment and its follow-up, so the second visit is in the diary before you leave the first.
The agent books the property, the tenant is the one who lets you in, and the receipt goes out without anybody ringing for it.
A monthly service for a kitchen or a bakery set up once, so the visits sit in the diary a year ahead of the audit.
A look at the roof line first, then a quote with the netting, the spikes and the access itemised, because no two buildings cost the same.
An agent with a book of properties sits on one customer record, every address and its treatment history kept separate from the others.
Half of this job is knowing what you are driving to. Every message from a customer sits in one thread with the blurry photo of the thing under the sink, so you load the right product rather than guessing from a phone call.
Draw the suburbs you cover on a map, split them between your technicians, and the twenty minute spray two hours out never lands on your day.
Put the one-off spray, the full treatment and the yearly program on one quote with your pick marked, so they choose instead of you selling it twice.
On their phone, while the ants are still on the bench, instead of ringing you back next week to ask which option you meant.
It becomes a job in the diary against that address, priced at the option they chose, without you re-typing a thing.
Put a use-by date on the price, so the barrier you costed in July cannot be held to that number in November.
Each option itemised down to the chemical and the time on site, so the step from a knockdown to a full perimeter barrier is a number they can see rather than one you have to argue.
Mark it off when the cash at the door or the agent’s transfer comes in, or take the card on the doorstep and let the receipt send itself.
Record what you were paid and when, against the job, on the Free plan. A lot of this trade is still cash at the door and never needed a card reader.
Charge the treatment in full as they book, tap the card at the door, or split a full perimeter barrier into a stage now and the balance on completion.
When the payment goes through the customer is emailed a receipt, so the agent has something for the tenant file without you chasing it.
The money is paid out to your own Stripe account, not held somewhere in Bookables.
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From your own booking page. They pick the treatment, see the price you set for it, and take a slot you are genuinely free for. What they have been seeing, and where, lands on the job before you drive out.
Yes. Itemise the chemical, the drilling and the labour, then put a spot treatment and a full perimeter barrier side by side on the one quote with your pick marked. They sign it on their phone and it becomes a booking.
Yes. Set the property up once as a standing arrangement and the visits are made ahead, weekly or monthly, ending never or after a set run. Moving one visit leaves the rest where they are.
Yes. Every job stays on the property rather than on the customer, so the chemical you used, where you put the stations and what the last inspection turned up are on the address when you go back.
Yes. One customer record holds any number of addresses, each with its own notes and job history, which is how an agent booking end-of-lease flea treatments actually works.
Record the cash left at the door or the agent’s transfer against the job on the Free plan. Card payments come with Pro, and the money is paid out to your own Stripe account.
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