The map, the quote sheet, the tax spreadsheet, the coach and the leaderboard — replaced by one CRM that runs on your phone and works across every industry you sell.
Every feature included · flat month-to-month from $25/mo · 30-day free trial
Nine tools that used to be nine apps, a clipboard and a spreadsheet.
Pull fresh doors onto a map, drop color-coded dispositions with one tap, and route the warmest streets first.
Trace free-form territory polygons, assign every lead inside to a rep, and keep two people off the same block.
Build a real quote at the porch with equipment and plans, live pricing, and your commission worked out.
Per-deal commission, chargebacks, auto-mileage at the IRS rate, and a quarterly tax set-aside.
See the crew on a live map with verified, attributed knocks — opt-in location, off by default.
Weekly standings, tiers, badges and streaks that turn the grind into a game reps want to win.
Reps drill real objections against an AI roleplay coach; managers see exactly who to coach on what.
Sold quote becomes the install job — inventory, install photos and side-job invoicing in the same app.
A shareable digital business card, review capture, and follow-up reminders so no warm door goes cold.



Pull fresh leads — recently-sold homes and other sources — onto a live map, then work them like a route instead of a list. Every door you touch gets a color-coded disposition in one tap, so you always know what is knocked, what is a callback, and what is still cold. Territories keep the crew coordinated: trace a polygon, hand every lead inside to a rep, and nobody doubles up on the same block.
When someone says yes, you do not fumble with a paper packet. Build the quote right there — equipment, plans, pricing — and see the customer's number and your own commission before you walk to the next door. Honest note: the doorstep quoting engine is alarm-native today, powered by SecurityQS. Generalizing that porch quote to solar, pest and roofing is our active roadmap; the map, financials and coaching already work for every vertical.
You are a 1099 rep, which means you are running a small business — so FieldStacker keeps the books like one. Every deal carries a real commission figure. Chargebacks and clawbacks net out so your numbers stay true. Your drive is logged at the IRS mileage rate, and an estimated quarterly tax set-aside means April is not an ambush. Settle a commission and it moves to a history ledger you can still edit after the fact.
Solo tools that scale up the moment you add a second rep.
See where the crew is working on a live map, with verified knocks attributed to the rep who made them. Live location is opt-in and off by default — a manager can request it, but the rep controls it.
Import leads, draw territories, and hand every door inside a polygon to a rep in one action. Assigned reps get notified, and the map shows live counts of leads inside each territory.
Weekly standings, tiers, badges and streaks. The leaderboard turns knocking into a competition, and managers get a read on who is hot and who has gone quiet.



Objections are the whole job, so FieldStacker gives every rep an AI roleplay coach to practice against on the walk to the next door. It detects the objection a rep keeps losing to, shows the hours of day their answer rate is highest, and rolls up who on the team needs coaching on what — so a manager spends the ride-along on the right person, not a guess.
The sold quote does not get re-typed into a second system — it becomes the install job.
Each tech carries their own stock. Completing an install deducts the equipment actually used, and reimbursement math flows back to the deal so payouts stay honest.
Attach photos to any install and see them on the job card. Proof of work lives with the deal, not in a camera roll nobody can find.
Techs run their own side jobs off separate stock: build an invoice, add Cash App, Venmo or Zelle, print it, and mark it done to deduct the parts used.
The deal is not over at the handshake. Share a digital business card that puts your name, contact and offer one tap away. Capture reviews from happy customers to build a reputation that opens the next door. And follow-up reminders make sure the maybe from Tuesday gets a knock on Thursday instead of vanishing into a notes app.
The lead map, territories, dispositions, mileage, commission and 1099 financials, team GPS map, leaderboard and AI coaching are vertical-agnostic — they work the same whether you sell alarms, solar, pest or roofing. The doorstep quoting engine is the one piece that is alarm-native today; generalizing that porch quote to other verticals is our active roadmap, so we would rather tell you straight than overclaim.
Yes. Plenty of reps live in the knock map and the financials and quote elsewhere for now. You turn on what you need and ignore the rest — nothing forces you into a workflow, and you are not paying per feature.
FieldStacker tracks per-deal commission, chargebacks and clawbacks, logs your drive at the IRS mileage rate, and sets aside an estimated quarterly tax number so a self-employed rep is not scrambling in April. It is bookkeeping built for a 1099 door-knocker, not a replacement for your accountant.
No. Live location is opt-in per rep and off by default. A manager can request a live location, but a rep chooses whether to share it, and turning it off wipes the last position. Verified knocks are attributed by rep so managers can see coverage without demanding a constant GPS feed.
Every feature here is included in flat month-to-month plans from $25/mo for a solo rep up to team plans, with a 30-day free trial and no credit card. No feature is walled off behind an enterprise upsell — see the pricing page for the full breakdown.
Start a 30-day free trial — no credit card — and get fresh doors on your map this afternoon. Turn on the features you need and ignore the rest.