Same canvassing job — fresh-lead knock map, dispositions, territories, GPS-verified team knocks — at a flat published price, with the 1099 money (commission, chargebacks, mileage, taxes) built into the same app. Solo-first, any industry.
Flat month-to-month from $25/mo · 30-day free trial · no seat minimums, no annual contract
SalesRabbit has earned its place in door-to-door — the mapping, the dispositions, the team visibility, the integrations. If you run a large enterprise sales org with a procurement process, it is a serious tool and you should look at it. But most reps knocking doors are not that. They are 1099 contractors who want to get on a fresh street this afternoon, keep the crew off each other's blocks, and actually know what they earned after chargebacks and miles. For that person, two things about the seat-based enterprise model grate: you pay per seat on plans steered toward teams and annual commitments, and the app stops at the map — your own money is still a spreadsheet problem. FieldStacker was built from the rep outward to close both gaps.
An honest read of where each tool sits. Competitor details change — check SalesRabbit's site for current pricing and plans.
| FieldStacker | SalesRabbit | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat, published, from $25/mo | Per-seat, quote-based; check their site |
| Free trial, no credit card | Yes — 30 days | Demo-led; check their site |
| Seat minimum | None — one rep, one seat | Team-oriented; check their site |
| Annual contract | No — month-to-month | Best rates typically annual |
| Fresh-lead knock map | Yes | Yes |
| Custom dispositions & territories | Yes | Yes |
| GPS-verified team knocks | Yes | Yes |
| Leaderboard, badges, streaks | Yes | Gamification add-on / tiers |
| 1099 commission tracking | Built in | No — spreadsheet |
| Chargebacks & clawbacks | Built in | No |
| Auto-mileage at IRS rate | Built in | No |
| Quarterly tax set-aside | Built in | No |
| Free digital business card | Included | Separate / add-on |
| Doorstep quote builder | Alarm-native today | Digital contracts / forms |
SalesRabbit is a registered trademark of its owner. Feature and pricing details here reflect the seat-based, enterprise-leaning model as commonly published; verify current specifics on their site. We compare fairly and welcome corrections.
No app is right for everyone. Here is the honest split.
Every serious canvassing app maps doors and tracks dispositions — that is the price of entry, and SalesRabbit does it well. The difference shows up after the sit. A 1099 rep gets paid on real commission, eats chargebacks when deals cancel, drives a lot of deductible miles, and owes quarterly taxes nobody withholds. SalesRabbit hands all of that back to a spreadsheet. FieldStacker keeps it in the same app you already have open:
Switching off SalesRabbit shouldn't mean losing the tools that make a door day work. FieldStacker carries the full canvassing kit — fresh-lead knock map, custom color-coded dispositions, trace-and-assign territories, live GPS-verified team knocks so nobody double-knocks a street, and a real sales-league leaderboard with tiers, badges and streaks. It is the same job, done on a flat plan, with your finances riding along.
The knock map and dispositions are vertical-agnostic, so the same account works for solar, pest control, roofing, fiber and more. Turn on the industries you actually sell and work them from one login, one set of stats, one bill. If you also knock alarms, the alarm-native edition is SecurityQS on the same backend — it plugs in without splitting your data.
Doing your homework before you switch is the right move. A few pages that go deeper:
Yes. If what you need is a door-to-door canvassing CRM — a fresh-lead knock map, color-coded dispositions, territories, GPS-verified team knocks, a leaderboard and prime-time analytics — FieldStacker covers that ground and adds the one thing SalesRabbit hands back to a spreadsheet: your own 1099 money. It is flat-priced from $25/mo with a 30-day free trial and no credit card, so a solo rep can switch without a demo call, a contract, or a seat minimum.
SalesRabbit is sold per seat and generally steered toward teams, with plan tiers and add-ons and an annual commitment on the better rates — you typically talk to sales for a real number. FieldStacker publishes one flat month-to-month price starting at $25/mo, no seat minimum, no annual contract, cancel anytime. One rep can pay for one seat. Check SalesRabbit's site for their current pricing, since seat-based quotes move around.
It tracks the rep's actual money. Real per-deal commission with your own rates, chargebacks and clawbacks that net against your total, auto-mileage logged at the IRS rate for every driving day, and a quarterly tax set-aside so April is not a surprise. Canvassing apps stop at the map; FieldStacker runs the street and the money in one login.
No. FieldStacker is industry-agnostic — solar, pest control, roofing, fiber, alarms and more all run on the same knock map and dispositions. The alarm-native edition is a separate product called SecurityQS on the same backend, so if you also sell alarms it plugs in, but you never have to touch it.
Yes. Start a 30-day free trial with no credit card and work a real block the same afternoon. There is no mandatory demo, no sales gate, and no seat minimum — the whole point is that a 1099 rep can sign up alone and be knocking today.
For canvassing and rep financials, yes — that is its job. But its built-in doorstep quote builder is alarm-native today, so if you sell solar or roofing you keep your own design, measurement and proposal tool for the kitchen-table pitch. FieldStacker runs the street and the money; your estimating tool runs the proposal.
Start a 30-day free trial — no credit card — and knock a real block this afternoon. One flat price, no seat minimum, cancel anytime.