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Contractor+ vs WorkSolo

Contractor+

8.1#1 in plumbing softwareFrom $29 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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WorkSolo

6.4#25 in contractor invoicing softwareFrom $19 a month
Free planWeb
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FactContractor+WorkSolo
EstimatesEstimate building supports live Lowe’s and Home Depot pricing and can generate contracts from job data.Users can create line item estimates with a preloaded trade price book, save custom items, and build a price book from scratch.
IntegrationsListed integrations include ABC Supply, Ace Hardware, Angi, CompanyCam, EagleView, Hover, Lowe’s, NEXT Insurance, QuickBooks Online, QXO, Thumbtack and Wisetack.Stripe handles card payments and subscriptions; the privacy policy also names Resend for email delivery, Convex for hosting and database, and PostHog for usage and error records.
Invoicing and paymentsContractor+ Pay accepts credit, debit and ACH payments, with typical card deposits on the next business day.Approved estimates can be turned into invoices; customers can pay by card through the contractor's Stripe account, while cash and check payments can be recorded manually.
SupportThe pricing FAQ says Customer Success offers one-to-one Zoom setup sessions and demos five days per week.The site invites users to email support and says a real person answers; the privacy policy also offers help exporting or deleting customer data on request.

Contractor+ plans

  • FREEDOMFree
  • PRO$29 a month
  • PRO TEAM$58 a month
  • MAX$500 a month

WorkSolo plans

  • FreeFree
  • Solo$19 a month

Pick Contractor+ if…

Contractor+ suits build and service contractors who want job, customer, and business-management tools across desktop and mobile. Its listed industries include general contracting, HVAC, plumbing, landscaping, roofing, and handyman services.

Pick WorkSolo if…

WorkSolo suits solo contractors who need estimates, invoices, and payment recording in a web app. It may be useful to trades with starting price books, though businesses running a crew are outside its intended audience.

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