FieldCommand
6.8#15 in electrical contractor softwareFrom $199 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitFieldCommand vs RazorSync
What both publish
| Fact | FieldCommand | RazorSync |
|---|---|---|
| API availability | The Command plan includes an external API. | RazorSync publishes a REST-style API covering customers, contacts, addresses, work orders, quotes, invoices, payments, settings, forms, service items and taxes. |
| Headquarters | Pueblo, CO, United States | Brentwood, Tennessee, United States |
| Reporting | The owner dashboard reports quote-to-cash cycle time, close rate by job type and salesperson, and gross margin by foreman, job type, and month. | Reporting covers customer, scheduling, financial, inventory, payroll and employee information with filters such as service type, technician and date. |
| Support | The maker says it typically responds to website contact messages within one business day. | Support is offered by phone, email and in-app chat Monday through Thursday 7am–6pm CST, Friday 7am–5pm CST, with limited weekend chat and email. |
FieldCommand plans
- Core$199 a month
- Control$399 a month
- Command$599 a month
RazorSync plans
- Solo$90 a month
- Team$225 a month
- Pro$499 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick FieldCommand if…
FieldCommand suits owner-operator electrical shops with 2 to 25 trucks handling residential or light commercial jobs. It may fit teams that want scheduling, field updates, and billing tied to job records.
Pick RazorSync if…
RazorSync suits service businesses needing web and mobile access for scheduling-related field work, payments, routes, recurring jobs, and customer communication. Teams should check the listed technician and user allowances.