A full CRM for trade businesses.
No per-user fees.

Customers, quotes, jobs, invoices, payments, scheduling and reviews in one place — and the work already in it.

£0
Per User
2
Apps — iOS & Android
0
Contracts
What's In It

Everything from first enquiry to paid invoice

Customers & leads

Every contact, address, job and conversation in one record. Tags, custom fields, and the full history when the phone rings.

Quotes

Build from your saved services and prices, send, and get notified the moment it's accepted. Deposits taken on acceptance.

Jobs & scheduling

Drag-and-drop calendar, per-engineer schedules, visits, and recurring services for servicing contracts.

Invoices & payments

Invoice from the job, take card payments through Stripe, handle deposits, part-payments and refunds. VAT handled properly.

Inbox & calls

SMS, email and chat in one thread per customer — with transcripts of the calls the AI receptionist answered.

Reviews & follow-up

Automatic review requests after the job, plus reminders and follow-up sequences that chase quotes without you doing it.

Direct Answer

What is job management software for tradesmen?

One system for the admin side of a trade business: customer records, quotes, the job calendar, invoices and payments, instead of a diary, a spreadsheet and a WhatsApp thread. The differences between the tools are pricing model, how much of the day-to-day is automated, and whether the work still has to be found somewhere else.

Stripe
Xero
QuickBooks
Google Calendar
Jobber
How It Compares

Against Jobber, ServiceM8 and Commusoft

Those are good tools and they do the job well. Three things genuinely differ.

 Typical job management toolMyTradeBuddy
Per-user pricingMost job management tools bill monthly per user, so growing the team raises the bill.No per-user licence. The whole team is included.
Where the work comes fromA place to put jobs you already won — finding them is still your problem.Set up alongside the demand we generate, so booked work lands in it qualified.
The phoneSeparate answering service, separate bill, separate inbox.Calls answered and qualified by AI, transcripts on the customer record.
FAQ

CRM & job management FAQs

Customers, leads, quotes, jobs, invoices and payments in one place, plus the calendar and staff scheduling that sit around them. Recurring services, job reminders, review requests, expenses and reporting are included rather than sold as add-ons.

Nothing. There is no per-user licence and no per-seat pricing — the whole team is included. Most job management tools charge monthly per user, which is why adding an engineer puts the price up. Ours does not work that way.

It does the same job: quoting, scheduling, invoicing, payments and customer history. The difference is where the work comes from. Those tools are a place to put jobs you already won. This one is set up alongside the demand we generate, so booked work lands in it already qualified.

Yes — customers and jobs import by CSV, and we handle the mapping with you during onboarding rather than leaving you with a spreadsheet.

Yes. Xero and QuickBooks both connect, Stripe handles card payments and deposits, and Google Calendar syncs both ways so the diary stays right on whichever one your team lives in.

Yes, iPhone and Android. Engineers see the day's work, take photos and sign-off on site, and send a quote or invoice before they leave the driveway.

The CRM comes as part of working with us rather than as a separate subscription. If all you want is software to organise jobs you already have, a dedicated tool like Jobber or Commusoft will serve you better, and we would rather say that than sell you the wrong thing.

Where Next

The rest of the system

The mobile app

What your engineers carry: today's jobs, quotes and invoices from site, iPhone and Android.

See the app

Booked surveys

Where the work in the CRM comes from — exclusive demand generated in your area.

How it works

Pricing

No per-user fees, no contracts, no minimum commitment.

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See the CRM with your own jobs in it

Book a demo and we'll walk through quoting, scheduling, invoicing and payments — and what moving across would actually involve.