Clockit

Clockit is a web-based booking and job-management system for flooring retailers and installers. It is most compelling for teams coordinating measures, installation work and job records in one workflow. Its trade focus is a strength, but per-site install limits and paid-plan costs matter when choosing a tier.

Overview

Clockit brings installation bookings, measure scheduling, job documentation and invoicing into a live cloud system. A shared schedule shows installer availability and supports booking or rescheduling; a separate Measure Calendar manages individual measurer schedules. This division suits flooring businesses where measuring and installation both need active coordination, but it is less suited to companies seeking a general-purpose project management system.

Customers can receive automatic email and SMS updates when plans change, along with scheduled SMS reminders for measures. Job records can include photos and notes about damage, moisture readings, preparation work and completed installs, keeping useful context attached to each job. After installation, installers can generate invoices, while retailers receive notifications of completion and additional charges.

Key features

• Shared installer schedule: Availability, bookings and rescheduling appear in a live schedule, making it useful for coordinating changing installation workloads.
• Measure Calendar: Separate scheduling for measures and measurer availability helps businesses manage the work that precedes an installation.
• Customer updates: Automatic email and SMS notices for plan changes and scheduled measure reminders can reduce the need for staff to relay each update manually.
• Job records and invoicing: Photos and notes capture job conditions and completed work; installers can then invoice, with retailers notified about completion and extra charges.

The terms refer to third-party applications that users may enable to interoperate with Clockit, but do not identify specific integrations. Clockit says it will not sell users’ personal information to third parties. It also says system data is backed up daily, while making no guarantee that data will not be lost.

Pricing

Clockit has a free Store Account and a 30-day trial with full access and no credit card required. The free account is linked to one store and activated by the retailer, so it is a narrow entry point rather than a general free tier for every kind of user.

• Store Account — free: Linked to one store and activated by the retailer. Best for a retailer evaluating or using the system through a single store account.
• Professional — $49.95 a month: Works across multiple stores and is aimed at independent installers. This is the clearest fit for an installer operating across retailers rather than a retail site buying install capacity.
• Silver — $114 a month: Up to 100 installs per month, priced per retail site. It suits a site with modest monthly volume, but the quota is a constraint for busier operations.
• Gold — $149 a month: Up to 150 installs per month, per retail site. The higher allowance fits sites whose workload exceeds Silver’s cap.
• Platinum — $229 a month: Up to 500 installs per month, per retail site. It provides the largest stated allowance for high-volume sites.

The retail-site plans trade higher monthly cost for larger install quotas; choosing among them depends on volume at each site. Paid plans include dedicated support. The trial offers a way to assess full access before committing, without requiring card details.

Platforms

Clockit runs on the web. That keeps the stated platform scope straightforward, but there are no listed native mobile or desktop platforms.

Who it's for

Clockit is a strong candidate for flooring retailers and independent installers who need shared scheduling, measure coordination, job records and invoicing tied to installation work. Retailers should compare expected monthly installs per site against Silver, Gold and Platinum limits; independent installers should look at Professional’s multi-store design. Businesses outside flooring, or those needing named integrations or broader platform coverage, should consider alternatives.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Trade-specific workflow: Measure and installation scheduling sit alongside job records and invoicing, supporting the sequence flooring teams coordinate.
• Customer communication: Email and SMS plan-change updates plus measure reminders address common scheduling touchpoints.
• Low-commitment evaluation: A full-access 30-day trial requires no credit card, and a one-store free account is also offered.

Cons

• Retail tiers have monthly caps: Silver, Gold and Platinum limit installs per site, so high or uneven volume can make tier selection consequential.
• Web-only platform: The stated platform is web, which may not suit users looking specifically for a native mobile app.
• Integration choices are unclear: Interoperability is referenced, but no specific applications are named.

Alternatives

Flooring Contractor Software is the category list for comparing flooring-focused options.

• DoAllFloors is worth considering if Android or iOS access matters alongside web; its free Starter plan allows up to five users and 1 GB storage, with post-beta pricing stated as Will be $59/mo USD.
• FlooringFlow suits someone wanting a mobile-capable option and a low-cost paid plan: its free tier is limited to two jobs per month, one user and no scheduling, while Pro is $39 a month for unlimited jobs with one user included.
• CalcuFloor is a web alternative for project and space organization, with a free Lite tier limited to one project, one area and one saved space; Plus monthly is €16 per month.
• FloorIQ may suit users seeking web-based quoting and purchasing workflows: its free plan allows five projects with no time limit and no credit card, while Pro is $500 a month per company for up to 10 users.
• MeasureSquare is a paid, multi-platform option with a free plan and trial; its Mobile Retail plan is $54 a month for one user on iOS and Android.
• FloorWizard is another paid flooring software option with custom pricing.
• RFMS is a paid option with custom pricing.
• Carman is another multi-platform alternative.

Verdict

Choose Clockit if you are a flooring retailer or installer whose core need is coordinating measures, installation schedules and job-to-invoice records. The strongest reason to pick it is the connected trade-specific workflow, with a no-card 30-day trial giving room to assess it. Look elsewhere if native mobile apps, named integrations or a broader project system are central requirements.