Both put fresh doors on a map and run a canvassing team. The real differences are the pricing model, the seat minimums and the contract — and who tracks the rep's own money. Here's the fair breakdown.
Flat month-to-month from $25/mo · 30-day free trial · no seat minimums, no annual contract
SalesRabbit is one of the most recognized names in door-to-door software, and it earned that with a solid lead map, dispositions, team tracking and a broad ecosystem of add-ons. FieldStacker isn't trying to out-enterprise it. FieldStacker is built the other direction — for the solo rep first, scaling up to the crew — with a flat published price and the part canvassing tools almost always skip: the rep's own finances. If your decision comes down to "how do I get charged, and does the app track my money," this page is for you.
Where we can't verify a competitor's exact number, we describe the model and point you to their site. No invented figures.
| What matters on the doors | FieldStacker | SalesRabbit |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat, published, from $25/mo per plan | Per-seat; higher tiers commonly quote-based (check their site) |
| Seat minimum | None — buy one seat | Team-oriented; often a minimum (check current terms) |
| Contract | Month-to-month, cancel anytime | Annual commitments common on paid tiers |
| Free trial, no credit card | Yes — 30 days, no card | Free/limited tier exists; verify trial terms on their site |
| Fresh-lead knock map | Yes — recently-sold / new-mover leads | Yes — lead map and areas |
| Custom dispositions & territories | Yes | Yes |
| GPS-verified team knocks / live map | Yes | Yes |
| Leaderboard, badges, streaks | Yes — sales-league games | Gamification available (varies by plan) |
| AI objection coaching | Yes — built in | Not a core focus |
| Free digital business card | Yes — included | Via add-on / partner tooling |
| 1099 commission & chargebacks | Yes — per-deal, nets clawbacks | No — left to your spreadsheet |
| Auto-mileage at IRS rate | Yes | No |
| Quarterly tax set-aside | Yes | No |
| Deep add-on / integration ecosystem | Leaner, focused stack | Yes — broad module menu |
| Multi-industry (solar, pest, roofing, fiber, alarms) | Yes — vertical-agnostic | Yes — multi-industry |
Competitor details reflect the general SalesRabbit model and can change — always confirm current pricing and terms on salesrabbit.com. For our read on their pricing structure, see SalesRabbit pricing explained.
The honest split. Neither tool is "best" in a vacuum — it depends on how you sell.
Still weighing it up? Read the deeper SalesRabbit alternative breakdown, or compare the other big name in FieldStacker vs SPOTIO. Selling solar or roofing? See how it fits your industry.
This is the difference that shows up on the 15th and again in April. SalesRabbit and most canvassing platforms run the team's pipeline beautifully and then hand your personal pay math back to a spreadsheet. FieldStacker keeps the street and the money in one place:
Sell alarms specifically? The alarm-native front door is SecurityQS, on the same backend, adding porch-side alarm quoting and commissions.
For one independent rep, FieldStacker is usually the easier call. It publishes a flat month-to-month price from $25/mo, starts on a 30-day free trial with no credit card, has no seat minimum and no annual contract, and builds the rep's own money — commission, chargebacks, mileage and 1099 taxes — right into the app. SalesRabbit is a strong, mature team platform, but it is sold per seat with add-ons and typically aimed at organizations, so a single rep can end up paying for a team framework they don't need. If you run a large org that wants proposal, e-contract and integration modules under one vendor, SalesRabbit is squarely in its lane.
The honest answer is "it depends on your seat count and add-ons, and you should check their site for current pricing." SalesRabbit is priced per seat and layers paid add-ons (proposals, digital contracts, data, weather and more) on top, and higher tiers are commonly quote-based — so the real number depends on your team and what you bolt on. FieldStacker is the opposite model: one flat published price per plan, from $25/mo, month-to-month, no seat minimum. We describe the model rather than invent SalesRabbit dollar figures we can't verify.
FieldStacker does this natively and it is a core reason reps switch. You get real per-deal commission with your own rates, chargebacks and clawbacks that net against your total, auto-mileage captured at the IRS rate for every driving day, and a quarterly 1099 tax set-aside. Canvassing platforms like SalesRabbit focus on the team's pipeline and generally leave a rep's personal commission, mileage and taxes to a spreadsheet. That "money side" is what FieldStacker folds into the same login as the knock map.
No. FieldStacker is a multi-industry canvassing CRM — solar, pest control, roofing, fiber, alarms and more — and every core feature (knock map, dispositions, territories, team GPS, leaderboard, financials) is vertical-agnostic. SecurityQS is the alarm-native sibling on the same backend; if you sell alarms specifically, that front door adds porch-side alarm quoting. One honest limit: FieldStacker's built-in doorstep quote builder is alarm-native today, so solar and roofing teams keep their own proposal, design and measurement tools.
The day-to-day maps over cleanly: fresh leads on a knock map, color-coded custom dispositions, traced-and-assigned territories, GPS-verified team knocks with a live map, a sales-league leaderboard, and prime-time analytics for the best days and times to knock. You start on a 30-day free trial with no card, so you can run a real neighborhood in FieldStacker before you commit. The pieces that don't carry over are the ones tied to SalesRabbit's own add-on modules and integrations — see the honest breakdown below.
Start a 30-day free trial — no credit card — and put your own neighborhood on the map today. Flat month-to-month, no seat minimum, cancel anytime.