One team across every line
Technicians belong to your organization—not one trade. Schedule the same crew across multiple service lines from a single roster.
RouteStacker
RouteStacker gives every local service trade the same connected building blocks—then adds the workflows made for the work you actually do. Run one line or many, all on one platform.
Your operating system
Everything works together
CRM
Scheduling
Routes
Field app
Portal
Billing
Inbox
Reports
One account. Every business line.
Shared customers, team, routes, billing, and reporting.
The complete base platform
No add-on tier for the essentials. Every account gets the tools to win, schedule, route, serve, communicate with, and bill customers.
Technicians belong to your organization—not one trade. Schedule the same crew across multiple service lines from a single roster.
Texts, emails, appointment confirmations, reviews, and referrals stay together in one shared conversation timeline.
Turn on another business line without another login. Customers, staff, routes, billing, and reporting remain connected.
Purpose-built by trade
Each business line speaks the language of its trade, with the right quoting logic, field records, recurring workflows, and customer experience built in.
Browse every business lineRecurring routes, yard quotes, proof-of-service, and auto-pay.
Scheduled visits, GPS walks, care notes, and photo report cards.
Recurring mowing, treatment programs, and weather-aware scheduling.
Storm dispatch, push tracking, salt inventory, and event billing.
Load-based quoting, route planning, photos, and diversion receipts.
Measured quotes, proposals, surface logs, and proof of work.
Simple, honest pricing
No subscription, setup, or per-seat fees. RouteStacker charges a flat 5% platform fee on payments processed, plus standard credit card or ACH processing fees.
The recurring routes, satellite-map yard quotes, proof-of-service photos, billing, and customer portal are now one purpose-built RouteStacker business line—with the option to add other services anytime.
Start with the trade you run today. Add new lines whenever you are ready—without rebuilding your back office.