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DoAllFloors vs ProjectsForce 360°

DoAllFloors

7.3#4 in flooring contractor softwareFree plan
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FactDoAllFloorsProjectsForce 360°
IntegrationsThe product supports MeasureSquare .fez takeoff imports, QuickBooks Online sync, and a ready-to-go MCP server for Claude Cowork.The integrations page lists MeasureSquare, QuickBooks, Home Depot, Lowe’s, FloorSoft, and fcB2B.
Intended usersThe product is designed for flooring stores and contractors, including small shops, growing teams, established stores, and multi-branch operations.The pricing page distinguishes browser-platform users from mobile field users such as installers, technicians, estimators, subcontractors, and field personnel.
PurposeDoAllFloors is a cloud business-management platform for flooring stores and contractors covering work from lead capture through invoicing.ProjectsForce 360° is an all-in-one contractor management platform for field service businesses.
SchedulingScheduling supports tentative ghost holds, confirmed active schedules, drag-and-drop installer assignment and conflict detection.AI scheduling uses weather, job requirements, and crew availability to recommend project dates.
SupportStarter includes community support, Professional priority beta support, and Enterprise onboarding, migration assistance and direct product-team access.The About page says its global team provides 24/7 innovation and support.

DoAllFloors plans

  • EnterpriseFree
  • ProfessionalFree
  • StarterFree

ProjectsForce 360° plans

  • Growth$29 a month
  • Starter$495 a month
  • ScalePriced on request

Pick DoAllFloors if…

DoAllFloors is intended for flooring stores and contractors, from small shops to multi-branch operations. It may suit teams coordinating estimates, scheduling, warehouse work, timesheets, and invoices.

Pick ProjectsForce 360° if…

It is aimed at field service businesses with teams handling leads, scheduling, installations, inventory, and payments. The pricing distinguishes browser users from mobile field users such as installers, technicians, estimators, and subcontractors.

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