Published May 2026 · Updated September 2026
QuoteIQ is the all-in-one CRM for tree service businesses built around how arborists actually work — per-tree pricing by species, DBH, and crown size, satellite canopy and drop-zone measurement, equipment inventory for chippers and stump grinders, per-job costing, stump-grinding and plant health care upsells, storm-call answering, and contract pipelines. All starting at $29.99/month.
If you run a tree service company and you are hunting for software that finally fits the way the trade actually works, this is the answer: QuoteIQ. Tree work is not a one-size-fits-all operation — a single residential oak removal at $3,800 demands different equipment, crew size, and permitting than a 12-tree lot clearing at $22,000 or a 7pm storm-damage call that needs a crew on-site before sunrise. The tree care software that wins for arborists has to price by species, diameter, height, and hazard, track chainsaws and rigging and stump grinders, and manage permit, HOA, and storm pipelines all at once. QuoteIQ does exactly that, and it does it from your phone in the field.
Most platforms were built for tidy, repeatable service calls and then stretched to cover everything else. A tree service operation breaks that model immediately. Your estimator is staring up at a 90-foot pin oak leaning over a roofline, your climber is mid-canopy on another job, and a homeowner is calling about a limb on their fence. The right system has to capture all of it without forcing you to bounce between a measuring app, a photo app, a separate phone line, and a spreadsheet. That is the entire premise behind QuoteIQ — one platform that an arborist crew can actually run a day on.
The estimating engine is where most tree service contractors feel the difference first. Options Estimates let you present a Standard, Plus, and Premium version of the same removal side by side — takedown only, takedown plus stump grind and haul, or full removal plus stump grind plus cleanup and a plant health care visit for the trees you are leaving. Crews that show tiered options report 30–50% higher average ticket values because homeowners reliably move up a tier when the upgrade is sitting right in front of them. Package Estimates bundle recurring maintenance, deadwooding, and PHC into named programs that sell themselves.
Then there is measurement. MapMeasure Pro pulls satellite imagery so you can size the canopy, identify the drop zone, measure the distance from the tree to the house and the power line, and gauge truck and crane access before anyone drives out. For lot clearing you can measure acreage and count stems from your desk. Pair that with QuoteIQ Cam for 4K before, during, and after documentation — critical evidence given that tree care is one of the most hazardous trades in the country — tree trimmers and pruners post a fatality rate of 110 per 100,000 workers, about 30 times the all-industry average, according to Tree Care Industry Magazine‘s analysis of BLS data. Photo and video records protect you on insurance claims and OSHA reviews alike.
QuoteIQ was built by co-founders Mike Vidan and Justin Rogers, both long-time home-service operators who designed the platform around workflows they used in their own businesses. That is why the details land for arborists: equipment inventory that tracks bar-and-chain stock, rigging lines, and stump-grinder teeth; job costing that folds in chipper fuel, dump fees, and crane day-rates; and AI Before/After previews that show a homeowner their cluttered, overgrown yard transformed into a clean, open lawn in about eight seconds — the single most effective close mechanism for a high-ticket removal.
Storm work is the wild card that makes or breaks a season, and it rewards speed above everything. The AI Virtual Call Team answers around the clock so a panicked homeowner with a tree on their garage at 9pm books an estimate with you instead of leaving a voicemail your competitor never gets. Pipelines CRM keeps residential removals, HOA maintenance contracts, builder lot-clearing bids, utility line-clearance work, and storm-emergency jobs tracked in separate lanes so nothing slips. By the end of this guide you will see exactly why QuoteIQ is the CRM for tree service businesses that arborists keep switching to — and why it costs a fraction of what the legacy platforms charge.
The Short Version: The best all-in-one CRM for tree service businesses in 2026 is QuoteIQ, because it combines per-tree tiered pricing, MapMeasure Pro satellite canopy and drop-zone measurement, chainsaw and stump-grinder inventory, per-job costing, stump-grinding and plant health care upsells, 24/7 AI storm-call answering, and builder, HOA, and utility pipelines in one platform starting at $29.99/month — with flat-rate plans that cost roughly 25% less than Jobber or Housecall Pro at full feature parity, and far less than an enterprise quote from ServiceTitan. Unlike generic field service tools, QuoteIQ prices the way arborists actually quote: by species, trunk diameter, crown size, hazard, and access.
TL;DR: QuoteIQ is the top all-in-one CRM for tree service businesses in 2026, priced the way arborists actually quote: per-tree tiered pricing, satellite canopy and drop-zone measurement, chainsaw and grinder inventory, per-job costing, stump-grinding upsells, and a 24/7 AI storm-call answering team, starting at $29.99/month. Pipelines keep residential, HOA, builder, and storm work sorted, and QuoteIQ Elite runs roughly 25% cheaper than a similarly staffed Jobber or Housecall Pro setup — worth knowing given tree work’s fatality rate of 110 per 100,000 workers, about 30 times the all-industry average, per OSHA.
Every platform claims to work for contractors, but QuoteIQ is the rare one designed around the realities of tree work — per-tree pricing, canopy measurement, rigging and grinder inventory, and storm pipelines. These are the twelve features that make it the CRM for tree service businesses that arborist crews actually keep.
Present Standard ($1,800 takedown only on a 90-foot pin oak using rigging and a bucket truck), Plus ($2,650 takedown plus stump grind 6 inches below grade plus full debris haul), and Premium ($3,400 takedown plus grind plus chip-and-haul plus a plant health care visit on the remaining oaks and a 12-month deadwood warranty) on one estimate. Homeowners compare scope, cleanup, and warranty in one view. Crews using tiered options report 30–50% higher average ticket values because the Premium tier sells itself when it sits beside the cheaper one.
Learn more →MapMeasure Pro measures crown spread, calculates the clear drop zone, gauges the distance from the trunk to the roofline and the service drop, identifies bucket-truck and crane staging from the street, and counts stems and acreage on lot-clearing jobs — all from satellite imagery before the site visit. An estimator arrives already knowing a 38-foot crown needs a 45-foot drop radius the yard does not have, which means the bid is a technical crane removal, not a simple takedown.
Learn more →Track chainsaw bars and chains by length, rigging lines and pulleys, climbing saddles and lanyards, carabiners and friction savers, wedges, chipper knives, stump-grinder teeth and pockets, bar oil and two-stroke mix, fuel, and PPE like helmets and chainsaw chaps across the shop, each truck, and active job sites with low-stock alerts. A tree service crew that tracks grinder teeth never shows up to a 30-inch oak stump with dull cutters and a half day wasted.
Learn more →Track climber and groundsman hours, bucket-truck and chipper fuel, crane day-rate when you sub one in, dump and disposal fees by load, and grinder wear against each contract. A $3,400 Premium removal that costs $620 crane time, $180 fuel and disposal, and 14 crew hours at $980 shows a 52% margin before the crew leaves the curb — so you stop guessing which jobs actually pay.
Learn more →Add stump grinding at $4–$6 per diameter inch, surface-root grinding, debris and brush haul-off by the load, wood-chip delivery, and firewood processing as line items on any removal estimate. Package Estimates bundle them into a Complete Removal package so the homeowner is choosing how much cleanup they want, not whether to grind the stump. Crews that attach grinding to every removal add thousands per month from work the truck is already parked for.
Learn more →Show a homeowner their cluttered, shaded backyard rendered as a clean, open, sunlit lawn with the hazard tree gone — generated from a single phone photo in about eight seconds. For a high-ticket removal where the customer is nervous about the cost and the mess, that visual is the close. No other tree care platform offers AI before-and-after previews at any price, and crews report close rates jumping from the mid-30s into the 50–70% range when they lead with it.
Learn more →Block estimate visits, permit-approval waits for protected or street trees, crane-and-bucket mobilization, multi-day lot clearings, grinding days, and final cleanup across multiple active crews. When a municipal removal permit slips a week, drag the job and downstream work shifts automatically. Color-coded phases keep the climbing crew, the grinding crew, and the cleanup crew from colliding on the calendar.
Learn more →Capture the lean, defects, included bark, and target hazards before the cut, the rigging and crane picks during, and the cleaned site after — with GPS and timestamp metadata. Tree care is high-liability work, and documentation is your defense on a damage claim, your proof for an insurance adjuster, and your record for an OSHA review. One dramatic before-and-after of a hazardous leaner removed cleanly sells the next ten neighbors.
Learn more →Build named recurring programs — Annual Canopy Maintenance, Deadwood & Safety Pruning, or a Plant Health Care plan with dormant-season treatments and growing-season inspections — and bill them automatically. Invoice Subscriptions auto-bill 90+ recurring HOA and estate accounts in about a minute, turning one-time removals into predictable recurring revenue.
Learn more →Build a full estimate by voice from the curb. Tell AI Autopilot to create an estimate for one 90-foot pin oak removal with rigging at 412 Magnolia, grind the stump 6 inches below grade, haul all debris, add deadwood pruning on the two front oaks, and apply a 12-month deadwood warranty — and it is built in seconds while you are still looking up at the canopy. An arborist running two crews can quote on the spot without sitting in the truck typing.
Learn more →Storm and emergency work goes to whoever answers first. The Virtual Call Team answers around the clock, asks where the tree fell, whether it hit a structure or a line, and how urgent it is, then books the estimate straight into your calendar while you sleep. Crews using 24/7 answering capture several times more after-hours leads than crews relying on voicemail — and storm calls are the highest-margin work of the year.
Learn more →A visual Kanban tracks every opportunity from Lead through Estimate Sent, Permit, Scheduled, In Progress, and Closeout. Keep residential removals, HOA annual contracts, builder lot-clearing bids, municipal and utility line-clearance work, and storm-emergency jobs in separate pipelines so a $90,000 builder partnership and a $28,000 HOA contract never get lost behind one-off calls.
Learn more →Here is how a typical day looks for a tree service company using QuoteIQ — from a 6am storm call to a $3,400 oak removal to a stump-grinding upsell to landing an HOA maintenance contract worth $28,000 a year. This is an illustrative workflow, not a real customer, but every step maps to a real feature your crew would touch.
A line of thunderstorms moved through overnight. While you slept, the AI Virtual Call Team answered nine after-hours calls, qualified each one for structure and line contact, and booked four estimate visits straight into your calendar. Your climbing crew — a climber, a groundsman, and a chipper operator — is dispatched to a scheduled $3,400 oak removal, and your second ground crew heads to two storm cleanups. Everyone clocks in on Time Tracker Pro with live GPS so you can see both crews moving from your phone. An inventory check confirms sharp grinder teeth, fresh chains, two full rigging lines, and bar oil on the truck before anyone rolls.
At the removal, the climber sets a rigging point and starts taking the 90-foot pin oak down in controlled pieces over a tight backyard with a shed and a fence in the drop zone. QuoteIQ Cam captures the lean, the included bark union, and the proximity to the service drop before the first cut, then the rigging picks during, and the cleared yard after — each frame stamped with GPS and time. This documentation is the crew’s protection on any property-damage question and feeds the marketing reel. The chipper operator logs disposal loads against the job so job costing stays live as the work happens.
You break for a storm estimate at a 1990s colonial with a split silver maple leaning over the roof. Before arriving you ran MapMeasure Pro — the canopy spans 40 feet, the drop zone is blocked by the house and a pool, and there is no street access for a bucket, so this is a crane removal. Property Street View confirms the tight lot. On-site you document the failure point with QuoteIQ Cam, then build an Options Estimate: Standard crane takedown at $4,200, Plus with stump grind and haul at $5,150, Premium adding cabling on the companion maple and a PHC visit at $6,400. You show the homeowner an AI Before/After of the cleared, sunlit yard. They take Plus. You attach the scope, certificate of insurance, and warranty, send it for e-signature, and collect a deposit through online payment. Moved to Scheduled in Pipelines.
Back at the oak job, the customer asks about the leftover stump and the brush pile from a storm-snapped limb in the side yard. Right there you build a Package Estimate add-on: stump grind 8 inches below grade at $5 per diameter inch on a 32-inch stump for $160, surface-root grinding for $140, brush and debris haul for $220, and a yard of wood chips delivered for the customer’s beds at $0. Total $520, signed on the spot. The job jumps from $3,400 to $3,920. Job costing updates to show the grind adds $90 in fuel and teeth wear and 1.5 crew hours, landing the add-on at a 65% margin. This is the upsell a tree service crew should make on every removal because the truck, the grinder, and the crew are already on-site.
Job costing on the completed oak removal totals 14 crew hours at $980, $180 in chipper fuel and three disposal loads, and $40 in chain and bar wear, against $3,920 in revenue for a 67% gross margin. Expense tracking and Time Tracker Pro capture it without anyone filling out a paper timesheet. A pipeline review shows eleven active jobs — three storm estimates still open, one crane removal scheduled, two HOA proposals out, and a builder lot-clearing bid awaiting permit. You see every stage and every margin from one screen.
The oak job wraps with the yard raked clean and the homeowner thrilled. Review Multiplier fires automatically after payment and earns a five-star Google review mentioning the clean site and the crane work — exactly the proof that wins HOA and estate clients. The Before/After Photo Editor builds the side-by-side for your feed. Then the week’s big win: a property manager for a 240-home HOA signs an Annual Canopy Maintenance contract worth roughly $28,000 a year, set up on Invoice Subscriptions to auto-bill monthly. Business analytics show jobs completed, close rate at 58%, average ticket up 34% year over year, and a recurring base that finally makes next quarter predictable.
That entire day — a storm response booked while you slept, a rigged oak removal documented in 4K, a $5,150 crane bid closed with a satellite pre-measure and an AI yard preview, a $520 stump-and-cleanup upsell, live per-job costing, and a $28,000 HOA contract — runs on one platform. QuoteIQ. No tree service spreadsheet. No CompanyCam subscription. No second phone line. Just one CRM for tree service businesses, built by operators who understand the trade.
Arborists need tools generic field service software was never built to provide — per-tree tiered pricing, satellite canopy measurement, rigging and grinder inventory, and storm pipelines. Here is how QuoteIQ compares to the major alternatives, using competitor pricing and feature data verified in 2026. Where a competitor offers a partial, beta, or paid-add-on version of a capability, it is marked honestly rather than written off.
| Feature for Tree Service | QuoteIQ | Jobber | Housecall Pro | ServiceTitan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Per-Tree Tiered Options Pricing | ✓ All plans | ⚠️ Beta (Grow+, desktop) | ⚠️ Add-on / on MAX | ⚠️ Pricebook Pro add-on |
| Satellite Canopy & Drop-Zone Measurement | ✓ MapMeasure Pro | ⚠️ Via GoiLawn (paid add-on) | ⚠️ Via GoiLawn (paid add-on) | ✗ Not native |
| Arborist Equipment Inventory | ✓ Elite+ | ⚠️ Via Ply add-on | ⚠️ Via Ply add-on | ✓ Available |
| 4K Job Documentation | ✓ QuoteIQ Cam | ⚠️ Via CompanyCam ($63+/mo) | ⚠️ Limited / 3rd party | ⚠️ Limited |
| AI Before/After Yard Previews | ✓ All plans | ✗ Not available | ✗ Not available | ✗ Not available |
| Per-Job Costing | ✓ Pro+ | ✓ Grow+ ($199+/mo) | ⚠️ Higher tiers | ✓ Available |
| Customer Self-Scheduling | ✓ InstaSchedule (Elite+) | ⚠️ Online booking (not equivalent) | ⚠️ Google booking widget | ✓ Enterprise |
| Customer Self-Quoting | ✓ InstaQuote (Elite+) | ✗ Not available | ⚠️ Via ResponsiBid ($229/mo + setup fee) | ✗ Not available |
| 24/7 AI Phone Answering | ✓ All plans | ⚠️ $29/mo add-on (Receptionist) | ⚠️ Custom-priced add-on | ⚠️ Add-on module |
| AI Autopilot (Natural Language) | ✓ 55 tools | ✗ Not available | ✗ Not available | ✗ Not available |
| Dedicated Business Phone | ✓ ClientHub (Pro+) | ✗ Requires 3rd-party VoIP | ⚠️ Voice add-on (custom) | ✓ Phones Pro add-on |
| Route Optimization | ✓ Elite+ | ✓ Grow+ | ⚠️ Via Beeline (paid add-on) | ✓ Available |
| Recurring Maintenance Billing | ✓ Invoice Subscriptions | ✓ Available | ⚠️ MAX / add-on | ✓ Available |
| Free Trial | ✓ 14-day, chosen-plan access | ✓ 14-day | ✓ 14-day | ✗ None |
| Price for Full Tree-Service Features | $299/mo (Elite — 10 users) | $399+/mo (Grow, 10 users) | $399+/mo (Max, 10 users) | Custom quote only (no published pricing) |
The pattern is consistent. Jobber and Housecall Pro can match many capabilities — but mostly through paid add-ons or third-party integrations that stack the real monthly bill past their advertised base price, and neither offers AI before-and-after previews at any tier. A ten-user crew needing satellite measurement, 4K documentation, job costing, and equipment inventory pays $399 or more per month on Jobber’s Grow plan and $399 or more per month on Housecall Pro’s Max plan, both verified live against their own pricing pages. ServiceTitan is a genuinely powerful enterprise platform built for larger operations, but it does not publish pricing or contract terms publicly — its cost is set through a custom sales quote. For a similarly staffed ten-user crew, QuoteIQ Elite delivers more native functionality at $299/month — roughly 25% less than Jobber or Housecall Pro at full feature parity, and a fraction of what an enterprise quote from ServiceTitan typically runs.
“A healthy close rate in home service is between 40% and 60%. If you are closing more than 70% of your estimates, your prices are too low. The market is telling you there is more room and you are not taking it.”
— Mike Vidan, 20+ year home service business owner · Full insights →
That close-rate math is exactly why tiered pricing matters so much in tree work. When you only show one number, a homeowner either says yes or shops it — and if they always say yes, you left money on the stump. Showing Standard, Plus, and Premium lets the market tell you where the ceiling really is, and the data backs it up: crews running Options Estimates consistently report higher average tickets without losing the price-sensitive customer, who still has the Standard tier to choose. The whole point of an arborist-ready CRM is to make that the default way every estimate goes out.
“From quoting to scheduling to measuring—every tool my service business needs.”
— Echevarria Roney · App Store · Verified Review
A growing tree service operation means coordinating a climbing crew, a ground-and-grinding crew, and an estimator across multiple sites, with crane scheduling, permit timelines, and disposal logistics layered on top. QuoteIQ EmployeeHub gives you complete crew control built for high-risk field work, with role-based permissions so the right people see the right things.
Your climbing crew of a climber, a groundsman, and a chipper operator runs the technical removals — rigging, crane picks, and tight-access takedowns. Your second crew handles stump grinding, debris haul, storm cleanups, and high-volume pruning at a faster pace. Your estimator, an ISA-certified arborist, carries a Manager role in EmployeeHub — running satellite canopy measurements, building per-tree tier estimates with AI Before/After previews, managing the residential, HOA, and storm pipelines, and routing Virtual Call Team leads — but he cannot view per-job margins or change pricing. Every crew member clocks in with GPS time tracking and snaps progress photos at each phase. You keep full admin with per-job profitability, analytics, billing, and all permissions.
The most profitable arborist operations build several revenue channels that compound. Recurring maintenance and plant health care, HOA and commercial contracts, and builder lot-clearing partnerships turn a feast-or-famine removal business into a predictable one. Here is how a tree service company scales each channel with QuoteIQ.
“Around $75,000 to $100,000 in annual revenue is where the invisible cost of manual management typically starts exceeding what software would cost. The most expensive thing in manual management isn’t the time spent on the tasks — it’s the revenue lost to the things that don’t get done.”
— Justin Rogers, serial entrepreneur & co-founder of QuoteIQ · Full insights →
Recurring Maintenance & Plant Health Care. Removals pay well but they end; maintenance compounds. Package Estimates sell named programs — Annual Canopy Maintenance, dormant-season deadwooding, and a PHC plan with treatments and inspections — and Invoice Subscriptions auto-bill them. Land 90 recurring residential and estate accounts at an average of $150/month and that is roughly $162,000 in recurring annual revenue that bills itself in about a minute each cycle. According to the Tree Care Industry Association, recurring care relationships are among the most defensible revenue an arborist can build.
HOA & Commercial Contracts. Property managers want one accountable tree service company for an entire community’s canopy. Pipelines CRM tracks each HOA and commercial relationship through proposal, approval, and renewal. Two HOA contracts at $28,000 each plus a handful of commercial property accounts can add $90,000 or more in contracted annual revenue — work that is scheduled in advance, routed efficiently, and renews every year. Because this work involves crews near structures and frequently near energized lines, the documentation and safety records in QuoteIQ Cam also support compliance with the hazard guidance published by OSHA’s tree care program.
Builder & Lot-Clearing Partnerships. Developers need stems removed and lots cleared before they break ground. A single builder relationship can be worth $90,000 or more per year, and the bids hinge on accurate acreage and stem counts — exactly what MapMeasure Pro measures from satellite before you mobilize equipment. Keeping these bids in their own pipeline lane means a $22,000 lot-clearing job never gets buried under one-off residential calls. The same investment in continuing arborist education and certification that the International Society of Arboriculture promotes is what wins these contracts; QuoteIQ is what lets a small crew deliver them profitably.
Tree work carries more regulatory and insurance overhead than most home-service trades, and the software you run the business on should make that easier to document, not harder. Requirements vary by state and municipality, but three things come up on nearly every job.
Certification. Homeowners, HOAs, and municipalities increasingly ask whether the estimator or climber is an ISA Certified Arborist. The International Society of Arboriculture maintains the credential and a public directory of certified professionals — worth listing on your estimates and contract attachments alongside your scope of work, since it is one of the fastest ways to win a hazard-tree bid against an uncertified competitor.
Licensing. Some states license tree care or arboriculture specifically; others fold it into a general contractor or pesticide-applicator license if you offer plant health care treatments. Check your state licensing board before advertising PHC services, and keep license numbers current on your e-signed estimates and invoices — QuoteIQ prints license numbers directly on PDFs.
Insurance & documentation. General liability, commercial auto, and workers’ compensation are close to universal requirements for tree work given how the Tree Care Industry Association tracks injury rates in the trade, and many commercial and HOA contracts require a certificate of insurance before work starts. QuoteIQ Cam‘s timestamped, GPS-tagged photos and video from before, during, and after each job are exactly the kind of documentation an insurance adjuster or a property manager asks for after a claim, and Attach Contracts keeps the certificate of insurance, the signed scope, and the warranty on the same record as the job.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics counts roughly 50,270 tree trimmers and pruners working nationally, with a median annual wage of $49,070 — and a fatality rate of 110 per 100,000 workers, about 30 times the all-industry average, according to Tree Care Industry Magazine. That combination of scale and hazard is exactly why documentation, per-job costing, and certified-arborist staffing matter more in this trade than in almost any other QuoteIQ serves.
What makes QuoteIQ the CRM for tree service businesses is not only the arborist-specific features. It is that QuoteIQ replaces the stack of separate apps a tree care crew usually juggles — at a fraction of the combined cost. No removal spreadsheet, no CompanyCam subscription, no second phone line. One platform, zero add-ons.
Plus every tree service company gets AI Autopilot with 55 tools across 13 categories, the AI Virtual Call Team, AI Estimator, AI Text Generator, InstaQuote, InstaSchedule, standard and quick estimates, e-signatures, contract attachments, expense tracking, online payments (ACH, Apple Pay, Google Pay), mass SMS and email campaigns, route density zones, route optimization, invoice subscriptions, Google Calendar sync, Google Reserve booking, website contact forms, business analytics, Property Street View, Zillow Quick Access, business calculators, the Before/After Photo Editor, AI image generation, Pipelines CRM, the sales tracker, inspection forms, team communication, the AI website builder, and data export. Every tool a tree service crew needs, on one plan, at one price.
Every QuoteIQ plan includes all four estimate types, Options pricing, scheduling, online payments, and AI features. For most growing tree service companies the Pro plan is the sweet spot — it unlocks ClientHub, per-job costing, a Client Portal, and QuickBooks at $149.99/month for four users. Crews scale to Elite as they add a second crew and need equipment inventory and the Virtual Call Team running full-time through storm season.
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Compare that to the alternatives. A tree service company needing photo documentation, job costing, satellite measurement, and equipment inventory across a ten-person crew pays $399 or more per month on Jobber’s Grow plan and $399 or more per month on Housecall Pro’s Max plan — both verified live today — plus separate add-ons like GoiLawn for satellite measurement that neither publishes a flat price for. ServiceTitan does not publish pricing at all; every ServiceTitan account runs on a custom sales quote. QuoteIQ Elite at $299/month for the same ten users delivers more native functionality at roughly 25% less cost than Jobber or Housecall Pro — and a tree service company that only needs Pro-level features pays just $149.99/month.
There is no contract and no per-user penalty, so a one-truck arborist on Essentials at $29.99/month and a five-crew operation on Max at $699/month for unlimited users are paying for the same complete platform, just sized to their stage. Start a free trial, run a real week of estimates through it, and see why so many tree service contractors switch and stay.
Watch a walkthrough of Options Estimates, MapMeasure Pro, and the AI Virtual Call Team running on a real tree service account.
▶ Watch Video →Moving off a spreadsheet, a generic field-service tool, or a legacy platform takes less time than most tree service owners expect. Here is the four-step path most crews follow.
Pick the plan that matches your crew size — Essentials for a one-truck operation up to Elite for a two-crew shop with equipment to track. A credit or debit card is required to start, and the trial unlocks that plan’s full feature set for 14 days.
QuoteIQ’s AI Smart Import pulls customer records from a spreadsheet, your phone contacts, or an export from Jobber, Housecall Pro, or ServiceTitan, with automatic column mapping. Build your per-tree Options Estimate tiers once, and every future bid reuses them.
Run MapMeasure Pro on your next several jobs before you drive out, and set up equipment inventory for the gear you already track on a clipboard or in your head. Most crews are comfortable quoting from the field inside the first week.
Once estimates and scheduling feel routine, flip on the 24/7 AI Virtual Call Team for storm season and set up Pipelines to separate residential, HOA, builder, and storm-emergency work into their own lanes before your next busy season hits.
A 20+ year home-service business owner who built QuoteIQ’s estimating and pricing logic around the tiered-option workflows he ran in his own field service company. Full insights →
A serial entrepreneur who saw the same pattern across every home-service trade he touched: manual management stops paying for itself once a shop clears roughly $75,000–$100,000 a year. Full insights →
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