Tree Service Software With Storm Radar

You just finished a trunk injection and the next stop is across town. Log the treatment before you pull out of the driveway.

Pick the product and its EPA number fills in. Enter how much you used and what you were after. The weather at the site and your license number fill in too. Send the customer a notice by email or text that says what was applied and what to know. Back at the office, the records page adds up each product for the dates you pick and gives you a spreadsheet and a PDF.

A tree inventory is done on the phone too. Tap where each tree stands on an aerial photo of the property, then add its species, trunk diameter, height, condition and photos. Hand the customer a PDF with the map and the list. And when you sell a yearly program, a service plan bills and renews on its own, with an email to the customer a week before.

Arborgold's plans and prices are from arborgold.com/pricing, month to month, on October 4, 2026. Jobber's words are from its help article "Chemical Tracking", read the same day; the article says chemical tracking is available on select plans. Each state sets its own rules for application records, so check yours. All product names are trademarks of their respective owners. This page is an independent comparison and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.

A tree crew of two to five needs four things from software: fast estimates, a schedule the crew can see, invoices that get paid, and a way to find storm work.

General field service software does that for $33 to $150 a month. Tree-only platforms such as Arborgold, ArboStar and SingleOps start at $149 to $220 a month. They earn it once you run several crews or need job costing. Plant health care records and tree inventories don't take a tree-only plan anymore: both are in ServicePros Hub's $33. Prices below come from each company's own site on October 2, 2026.

Month-to-month prices on October 2, 2026, sorted by price. Canvo also has a $49 plan for an owner and one assistant.

Prices are the published prices on each company's own site on October 2, 2026, month to month. Companies change plans and prices, so check their sites before you decide. All product names are trademarks of their respective owners. This page is an independent comparison and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.

Tree-only platforms still go further in two places:

• Several crews and office staff. SingleOps charges for office and sales users and lets crew users in free. ArboStar sells office licenses and crew logins.
• Job costing and state report forms. Arborgold adds job costing on its Professional plan ($343 a month), and its plant health care page says state regulatory reports can be printed and filed from what the crew records at the job site. ServicePros Hub gives you the treatment records as a spreadsheet and a PDF.

Two things don't take a tree-only plan anymore:

• Plant health care. Treatment records, customer notices and plans that renew are in ServicePros Hub at $33. Arborgold adds chemical tracking and renewals on its Professional plan ($343 a month).
• Tree inventory. ServicePros Hub numbers a customer's trees on an aerial photo at $33. Arborgold adds plant and tree inventory mapping on its Enterprise plan ($573 a month).

If your work is removals, trimming, stump grinding and plant health care, and the owner writes the estimates, general software covers it for less.

Tree work swings between steady trimming and storm surges. The busiest week of your year starts with a weather warning.

When a severe thunderstorm warning crosses your service area, Storm Radar lists the customers inside the warning polygon, with hail size and wind gusts from the warning, and gives you a ready-to-send check-in message. You're calling your own customers before they start calling around.

At the house, start from the storm presets, add crane hours and haul-off loads, and send the estimate from your phone. Covered and non-covered work are on separate lines, so the homeowner and the adjuster can see what insurance pays. The insurance terms addendum explains typical coverage in plain language.

Between storms, recurring trimming, plant health care plans and win-back reminders keep the schedule full, and every finished job triggers an automatic Google review request.

Most field-service apps weren't built with storm work in mind, and they charge per user when you add seasonal climbers and groundsmen. Up to 10 users are included here for one flat price.

ServicePros Hub is the opposite: one flat $33/month for up to 10 users, with proposals, scheduling, invoicing, card payments, review requests, and marketing all in the base price. Add a climber or a seasonal helper without watching the bill climb.

It's the loop the job actually runs — quote → schedule → do the job → invoice → get paid — with free tools (a pay-range hiring guide, a profit & break-even calculator, and trade calculators) that help you price, staff, and win the work.

No contract and a 30-day free trial with no credit card, so you can run real jobs through it before you commit.