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CutRoute

Which routes make money, and who's about to quit

Money coming in is easy to see. What you keep is not. We take out labor, spray and drive time. Then you can see what each route, crew and customer really leaves you. We also flag the jobs priced too low, and the folks about to quit — while you can still fix it.

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What you keep, not what you billed

Money in, minus labor, spray and drive time. By route, by crew, by customer.

See them go before they go

We flag the customers likely to quit. Three months before the contract is up.

Just ask it

"Which crew made the most last month?" No report builder. No spreadsheet.

What's in it

6 modules

Profit and pricing

Pro and up

Find the work that loses money, before you book it all again.

  • Profit by route, by crew, by service and by customer
  • Money in, minus labor, spray and drive time
  • Weak routes get flagged for you
  • Jobs priced under your own floor get flagged too
  • See what others charge for the same work in your zip
  • Try a price on some quotes and see if it sticks

Crews and customers

Pro and up

Where the hours go, and who might be leaving.

  • How long a job took against how long you figured
  • Which crews finish clean and which ones run over
  • Every customer scored on how likely they are to quit
  • Based on cut-back service, late pay, complaints and price gripes
  • Flagged three months out, while you can still save it
  • Cheaper product that does the same job, and where yours is going missing

Just ask

Pro and up

Type the question instead of building a report.

  • Ask in plain English and get an answer from your own numbers
  • "Which crew made the most last month?"
  • "How long does aeration take us in 21157?"

Business phone

Pro and up

See who's calling before you pick up.

  • A real business number, separate from your cell
  • Their whole file pops up as the phone rings
  • Different handling for business hours and after hours
  • Miss a call and they get a text offering to book
  • Calls recorded, and voicemails typed out for you
  • See which ad or listing made the phone ring

Your name on everything

Crew and up

Customers see your company, not ours.

  • Your logo and colors everywhere they look
  • Your own web address for the customer login
  • Your own domain on Command
  • Quotes, invoices, spray logs and contracts all come out branded
  • Emails come from your name, replies go to you

Command

Command

For outfits running more than one branch.

  • Run several locations from one place
  • One company login for everybody
  • Connect to thousands of other tools through Zapier
  • Somebody here whose job is your account
  • If we go down, you get money back
  • Pull all your data out whenever you want
  • Other money and languages

The rest of the platform

Waitlist

Get what's making money first

Early access this winter, founding pricing at launch.

No spam. One email at launch, one for early access. We only call or text if you ask us to. Unsubscribe any time.

Questions

Where does that number come from?

What the job brought in. Minus your crew's hours at your rates. Minus what you sprayed. Minus the driving. Your crew already logs all three during the day, so it's counted, not guessed.

How early do I hear a customer might quit?

About three months before the contract is up. That's a month before the first renewal notice even goes out. Early enough to pick up the phone.

Do I need to be a numbers guy?

No. There are charts if you like charts. Or just type your question and read the answer.