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Routes, service plans, the chemical log with EPA reg numbers, bait station tracking, tech scheduling, quotes, invoices & client portals. $20/month flat, free to start.

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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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PestWarden Pro is all-in-one software for pest control businesses — one truck or a whole fleet. It replaces the spreadsheet, the paper chemical log, the logbook binder and the group chat with one flat-priced, self-serve platform. One app runs the whole operation: Chemical application log — every...
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PestWarden Pro's answer:
PestWarden Pro runs an entire pest control business from one app — customers and their properties, quarterlies that rebook themselves, service plans, routes, a tech app, quotes, invoices and client portals — instead of stitching together separate tools. What sets it apart is that compliance is the backbone rather than an add-on: every application is logged at the door with its EPA registration number, amount, dilution, method and target pest, every bait station and device keeps its own check history, and every applicator license is on file with a 60-day renewal alert. Flat-tier priced with no per-seat fees and no "book a demo" wall.
PestWarden Pro's answer:
FieldRoutes, PestPac and Briostack are enterprise platforms with per-seat pricing, onboarding calls and annual contracts; GorillaDesk and Jobber are cheaper but treat pest control as a generic field-service job and don't know what an EPA registration number is. PestWarden Pro is $20/month flat with everything included — unlimited customers, properties and tech accounts, the chemical log and CSV export, bait station and device tracking, service plans, routes, online booking and client portals — plus a 7-day free trial with no credit card and cancel-anytime billing. Setup takes minutes, not an onboarding call.
PestWarden Pro's answer:
Pest control operators — from a solo owner-operator with one truck to a multi-truck company with a crew of techs — who want compliance records, recurring service, routing and billing in one affordable app instead of a spreadsheet, a paper chemical log and a logbook binder in the truck. It fits residential quarterly programs and commercial accounts alike, which is why the device logbook and the audit-ready client portal matter as much as the schedule.
PestWarden Pro's answer:
PestWarden Pro is part of a family of flat-priced, zero-dependency SaaS apps built for small service businesses. Pest control kept coming up as the vertical where the paperwork is the real job: the chemical records a state inspector can ask for, the device logbook a commercial QA manager wants to see, the applicator licenses that quietly expire. The big platforms charge $300+ a month and still treat that as an afterthought, so the goal here was to make compliance the thing the app does automatically while the techs work — at one honest price, with no demo call.
PestWarden Pro's answer:
A dependency-free Node.js backend built on the platform's standard library, serving a no-build vanilla-JavaScript single-page app, with SQLite as the datastore. Payments run on Stripe over raw REST; email and TOTP two-factor are implemented in-house. Deployed in Docker behind Cloudflare.
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