Crew routes, GPS-stamped photos, timesheets and QuickBooks invoicing for contractors, built for the sub who bills the GC as much as the owner who bills the homeowner.
It's $100/yr for the owner + $10/yr per crew login. Nothing is charged until the trial ends. See pricing
Example screen
$100/yr for the owner and $10/yr for each crew login. A 5-person crew is $140 a year.
The site belongs to the owner, but when you're the sub the invoice goes to the GC. GearHive keeps the two apart on every job.
Customers and vendors sync with QuickBooks Online. Finished jobs become invoices with labor, parts at cost plus markup, and the PO and site on the memo.
GearHive started as maintenance software. Excavators, trucks and tools get service schedules and a repair history, in the same app as the jobs.
Build each crew's day as a route. Switch between day and week views and drag stops into the order you want them driven.
Drop a pin where the work actually is: from the truck, on the map, or from a pasted Google Maps link. Crews get one-tap directions.
Crew logins clock in and out on jobs and add photos, and they never see your billing, QuickBooks or settings. Time can go to QuickBooks payroll.
While crew are clocked in, their phones record GPS. See each day's trail on a map, how much of each shift was at the job site, and clock-ins far from the site flagged, before you bill the hours.
Set the hours allowed on a job. Extra time waits for your OK, with the GPS and photo proof alongside, before it reaches the invoice.
Unlimited job photos stamped with time and GPS, before, during and after. Attach them to the invoice when a customer pushes back.
Site walk, pre-dig, punch list: build the form once with branching questions, photos and signatures, then export the answers to CSV.
Send QuickBooks estimates, then invoice the finished work. A review sheet rolls a week of jobs into one invoice per customer.
Builders' work by lot, block and phase, with a stage on each lot and the builder as the bill-to.
Job types carry default rates and map to your QuickBooks products and services, so labor lines price themselves.
Service reminders by date or hours, parts on hand, and which tools went to which job.
Most job apps assume the customer at the address is the customer who pays. When you're the sub, they aren't. GearHive bills each job to the job's bill-to, then the site's, then the customer's. That way a week of work for one GC turns into one invoice, with each job as a dated line.
No setup fees, no contracts.
For one person: your home, your shop, your gear, your armory.
No card needed
For one person getting organized.
or $39/yr
For one person with a home, a shop or a fleet of gear.
Billed yearly
For your personal armory.
More than one person?
For a company with a crew. You pay only for the logins your crew uses.
+ $10/yr per extra login
For a company with a crew. One yearly price, and you pay only for the logins you use.
3 people = $120/yr
Several companies, or a rollout you want done with you?
Just you?
14days free. Import your customers from QuickBooks and build Monday's routes today.
Start the free trialAlready on GearHive? Start your Jobsite trial from Settings → Billing.