Booking software for possum and wildlife removal in Australia.
The animal goes back out on the same property, so the job is the hole and not the possum. Book the proofing visit before you come down the ladder.
Start with Google- Dusk and dawn availability, not a nine to five
- The proofing visit booked before you leave the first one
- Entry point and cavity notes kept on the property
- Inspection and proofing priced as separate jobs
Online booking
The dusk hours, on your booking page
Possums leave at dusk and are back before dawn. Publish the hours you actually trap and a seven-thirty Thursday books itself.
Learn moreSmart scheduling
Set at dusk, checked in the morning
A cage cannot sit overnight unchecked. Hold both visits on one job so the morning check is on the calendar rather than in your head.
Learn moreThe call that has to name the animal.
A brushtail in the eaves and a colony of microbats do not price the same way, and one of them you may not touch at all.
It arrives as a request
Work you cannot price down the phone lands as a thread with photos attached, rather than as a booking you then have to unpick.
Accept or decline in the thread
Accepting turns it into a real job on the calendar. Declining closes it politely and leaves the whole exchange on the record.
Something is moving in the roof above the bedroom, every night around ten. Photos of the gap attached.
One roof cavity, priced three ways.
An inspection and a catch. That plus the barge board sealed. Or the whole roofline proofed so you are not back for the next one.
Priced in the cavity
The visit is priced by the hour and each extra entry point sits as an option with its own price, so the estimate is done before you are off the ladder.
Proofing is a line, not a favour
Sealing shows on the document with its own figure, which is what stops it turning into an argument in the driveway after the catch.
A number set once
The quote number is fixed the moment it goes out, so the copy the managing agent forwards is unmistakably the same document as yours.
Staged payments come with Pro
Pro puts the three on one estimate with one marked recommended, so the customer chooses the sealed option instead of the cheapest line. Cash and bank transfer stay free on every plan.
- Inspection & removalDusk visit$280
- Entry point proofingFollow-up visit$340
- Roof cavity reportIncluded$0
The months you are not allowed to seal.
Shut a mother out and the young starve above a ceiling you closed. Block those weeks and the page stops offering them.
Breeding season lives in your hours
Mark the weeks out once and nobody books a seal-up into the middle of them, not a customer at midnight and not you in a hurry.
The month at a glance
Every trapping visit, morning check and proofing job on one grid, so the season you are working around is a shape rather than a worry.
Moving one costs nothing
A wet week, a second animal, a cavity that turns out to hold three. Drag the job to a new day and it moves on any plan.
The visit that ends it is a job, not a promise.
Create the return from the record while you are still on site. It carries its own price, its own length and its own start time, so it lands on the calendar as work rather than as something you said you would do.
- 14 SepReturn check · nothing insideSigned off
- 8 SepEntry point closedPaid · $340
- 27 AugGap found under the eavePhotographed
- 21 AugInspection & proofing quoteAccepted · $620
No roof should be worked out twice.
Where it got in, where the hatch is, what was found and the date it was closed all stay on the property. The next call at that address, whether from this owner or the one who buys it, starts from what you already know.
Built for the work
Built for whatever is in the roof
Possums in a roof cavity
A thumping ceiling at two in the morning, a brushtail in the eaves, and a hole under the barge board nobody finds from the ground.
Sealing the entry point
The half that ends the problem. Booked as its own visit at its own price, once the cavity has been checked for anything still inside.
The morning check on a set cage
A trap cannot sit unchecked. The early return sits on the calendar as its own short job with its own start time and its own address.
Microbat colonies in a wall
Protected, so the work is timing and exclusion rather than removal. Books as an assessment first and a one-way valve weeks later.
Birds nesting under solar panels
Pigeons in the gap between the panels and the tiles. Almost entirely proofing, and quoted after a look rather than off a phone call.
Strata and commercial buildings
A managing agent with a tower of complaints. Booked by the agency, attended at the building, invoiced to an office that is never on site.
Chimney and flue exclusion
A cowl fitted once the flue is confirmed empty, because a bird shut into a chimney is a smell you will be going back for.
Pre-purchase roof inspections
A buyer wants to know what has been living up there before settlement. An hour in the cavity and a written report, booked like any job.
An animal loose inside the house
A possum in the kitchen at midnight. One address, one hour, and a family standing in the driveway waiting on your next free slot.
- Surry Hills8 suburbs · 2 crew
- Paddington7 suburbs · 2 crew
- Sydney North7 suburbs · 2 crew
Where your licence and your night go.
A dusk callout an hour out is an evening gone for one cage. Claim the areas you cover and anything past the line asks first.
- AWAnna WhitfieldMon–Fri · 8–5On
- DPDanny PrasadTue–Sat · 9–6On
- JYJack YoungMon–Fri · 9–5Off
Only the licence holder gets offered it.
Set which services each person carries and which ground they cover, and the scheduler will not offer anyone else the job.
The proofing visit that fits the run.
A seal-up is forty minutes of work and can be an hour of driving. Pro ranks the open slots by how little each one adds.
Ranked, never rearranged
You still pick the slot. The ranking only lifts the ones near the roof you are already booked on that morning.
The small jobs pay
A vent screen, a weep hole, a second cavity check. Gap fillers only make money when the drive is short.
Pro
The ranking is the Pro part. The calendar, the jobs and the customer records are not.
- AWAnna WhitfieldToday · 15:45Best+8 min
- DPDanny PrasadToday · 14:30+22 min
- JYJack YoungTomorrow · 09:15+35 min
Paid before the ladder is back on the roof rack.
Most callouts settle on the spot. Recording cash or a transfer by hand costs nothing at all; cards are the part that sits on Pro.
Cash and transfer are free
Mark it paid and the receipt leaves on its own, without a plan being involved.
Cards come with Pro
For the customer who would rather tap at the gate than go looking for their banking app.
Two visits, two invoices
The catch and the proofing bill separately, so the second job is paid work rather than a favour you have already done.
- Marco FerraroP-1011 · 25 Jun · Bank transfer$380
- Renee SalterP-1012 · 25 Jun · Cash$240
- Anna WhitfieldP-1013 · 28 Jun · Card$380
- Danny PrasadP-1001 · 27 Jun · Card$190
One app for the whole job
Everything you need to run your wildlife removal business.
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Common questions.
Yes. Hours are set per person and per service, so the dusk visit can be evenings only while a daytime roof inspection stays on ordinary business hours.
Block those weeks out in your availability. The page can only offer hours you are open, so nobody books a proofing visit into them, including you at nine at night.
Create it from the customer record while you are still on site. It is a separate service with its own price and length, and it lands on the calendar as its own job.
On the property. Each address is its own record under the customer with its own notes, photos and job history, which is what makes the second attendance quick.
Yes, and most operators do. Two services, two prices, two bookings, and the customer can see on the document what each one buys them.
They can, on Pro. Cash and bank transfer recorded by hand are free on every plan, and the receipt goes out the moment you mark it paid.
