StackGo VS SideWRK.app

SideWRK.app's answer:

Solo tradespeople and one-person trade businesses — the mobile mechanic, plumber, electrician, HVAC tech, auto detailer, pool tech, house cleaner, pest-control operator, handyman, and landscaper, across 28 trades. People who run the whole show themselves, work off their phone, and are replacing pen-and-paper, texting, and spreadsheets — not crews shopping for dispatch software.

SideWRK.app's answer:

SideWRK started from a simple observation: every "field service" app is really crew software. They're priced per seat, built around dispatch boards, and quietly designed to push a business toward hiring. But most people in the trades work alone — and a solo operator doesn't need any of that. They need to write a clean estimate at the truck, get a yes they can prove, send a professional invoice, and actually get paid — without losing money to card fees or waiting on a merchant account. SideWRK was built to be exactly that, and nothing more: the fastest way for a one-person trade to look legit and get paid, from a phone.

SideWRK.app's answer:

Tools like Jobber and Housecall Pro are built to grow you into a crew — priced per seat, packed with dispatch and scheduling features a solo operator will never use, and more expensive at the entry tier. SideWRK does one thing extremely well: it helps a one-person operator estimate, get the customer's approval, invoice, and get paid — fast, from a phone. It's cheaper ($24/mo vs. $29–79), simpler, has no contract, and is the only one that lets you skip card fees entirely by getting paid to Venmo, Zelle, or Cash App with no merchant account.

SideWRK.app's answer:

SideWRK is the only field-service app built specifically for the one-person trade business — and the only one that lets you get paid with no merchant account. Take a card in the app, or send a tap-to-pay request straight to Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, Zelle, or Apple Pay, fee-free. It's also opinionated by trade: it already knows a roofer bills in squares, a detailer in packages, and an HVAC tech leads with a diagnostic fee — across 28 trades, in English and Spanish. No crew/dispatch bloat, no per-seat pricing.

SideWRK.app's answer:

React 18 with htm (no build step), delivered as a self-contained progressive web app on Cloudflare Pages with Pages Functions for server-rendered pages. Backend on Supabase (PostgreSQL, Auth, Storage, Edge Functions). Payments via Stripe (Connect + direct charges). Offline support via a service worker and IndexedDB. Bilingual (English/Spanish).