StrikeHoney is field service management software built for solo and small trade contractor crews in Canada - painters, landscapers, handymen, plumbers, and speciality trades like epoxy coating, tiling, and deck building. It combines lead tracking, quoting software, job management, and invoicing in one connected app, run entirely from a phone's browser with no app store download required.
The problem it solves: Contractors running a business solo or with a small crew lose time and jobs to disorganised admin - quotes with no record of whether they were sent, deposits skipped because asking feels awkward, invoices going out days late, and unpaid balances tracked by memory instead of a system.
Core features:
Lead tracking: Calls, texts, and web-form leads land in one unified inbox.
Quoting software: Quotes sent as customer-approvable links, with deposit collection built into approval.
Job management: Job status, photos, notes, and documents tracked in one record from first visit to completion.
Invoicing software: GST/HST calculated automatically by province, with payment by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or QR code.
Business phone number: A dedicated business line built into the app, keeping a contractor's personal cell private.
Who it's for: Solo operators and small crews (1–3 people) running trade businesses in Canada - not large multi-crew operations, and not businesses outside Canada.
Pricing: $24 CAD/month, or as low as $19/month billed annually. One flat plan, no tiers, no per-user fees.
What sets it apart: Most field service management software is built for the US market and localized afterward. StrikeHoney is built for Canada first - CAD pricing throughout, GST/HST-aware invoicing by province, and support familiar with Canadian trade work.