Small Engine and Power Equipment Repair Software
Intake, job tracking and invoicing for mower, chainsaw and generator repair shops. Flat pricing from $15/mo, unlimited jobs, and no extra charge for a second technician.
No credit card required to start.
Built for how this work actually runs
Spring is most of the year's work in eight weeks
Nothing here is priced per ticket or per job, so the week everybody's mower stops at once costs exactly the same as a quiet week in January.
A machine held up on a part is still findable
Small engine work waits on a carburettor kit more often than on labor. The dated activity log on each job shows when it last moved, so a machine parked behind the counter for a month stays visible rather than forgotten.
Reorder the parts you go through
Filters, plugs and belts are stock items with suppliers and purchase orders, and a low stock alert runs on a schedule, so the season does not open with an empty shelf.
Pickup and delivery is still the same job
A job records whether it is in shop or on site, so collecting a ride on mower and then working on it at the bench is one record rather than two systems that disagree.
From intake to paid
- 1
Check the machine in against a customer record, with the reported fault and the condition it arrived in.
- 2
Work it on the bench. Status changes and notes are logged against the job as they happen.
- 3
Invoice straight off the job rather than retyping it somewhere else.
- 4
Take card payment online once your Stripe account is connected, and mark it picked up.
What every plan includes
- Unlimited jobs and invoices
- A flat monthly rate, never per ticket
- Customer records with full repair history
- A public shop page and customer portal
- Online booking
- Job photos and attachments
Solo is $15/mo for a single tech. Team is $49/mo and Pro is $99/mo, both with unlimited users, so a second technician does not cost you extra. SMS notifications are included on Team and Pro. Full pricing.
Coming from something else?
Try it on your next job
Set up your shop, check something in, and see whether it fits how you already work.
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