FieldStacker was built by people who knocked the doors, ran the routes and did the 1099 math the hard way — so the app carries the weight instead of the rep.
Door-to-door sales runs on a clipboard for leads, a phone maps app for routing, a paper quote sheet at the porch, and a shoebox of receipts at tax time. Every one of those is a place to lose a deal or lose a dollar. We had lived all four, so we set out to fold them into a single app that fits in a rep's pocket.
The rule was simple: if it did not help someone standing on a doorstep, it did not go in. That is why FieldStacker looks like a field tool, not an enterprise dashboard — a map, a quote, a commission number, and the next warmest door.
A few opinions that shaped every screen.
The independent 1099 rep gets the same lead map, quoting and financials the big platforms hide behind enterprise contracts — for $30/mo, not a sales call.
Real per-deal commission, chargebacks, auto-mileage at the IRS rate, and a tax set-aside — because a rep is a business, and a business needs true numbers.
Flat month-to-month pricing, a 14-day free trial with no card, no seat minimums and no annual contract. Earn the renewal every month or lose it.
We tell you exactly what works today, trade by trade, instead of selling you a promise you find out about later.
Most reps do not sell one thing forever. The same person who sells alarms in the spring is knocking solar in the summer and roofing after the next storm. So why run three apps, three logins and three sets of numbers?
FieldStacker's goal is to be the one place all of that lives — flip on the industries you work and let the map, the quoting and the financials carry across them. Here is where we are: the map, leads, financials, coaching and leaderboard are vertical-agnostic, and the doorstep quoting engine, which started with alarms, is live for alarms, fiber, window cleaning, house cleaning and pressure washing. Roofing reps get hail history and satellite roof measurements on the map, solar reps get solar-potential insights, and pest and every other trade get the full field CRM and marketing suite.
The part people ask about most.
FieldStacker is the platform. It was proven first in security — the map, the doorstep quoting and the 1099 tooling were all built with real alarm reps and installers before anyone else saw them — and that edition still runs today as FieldStacker Security. Once it was clear the same engine worked for any door-to-door team, we opened FieldStacker as the front door for every other industry, on the same backend.
The whole thing, in one flow.
Every feature started as something a rep or tech actually needed at the door — nothing bolted on to look good in a demo.
The map, leads and financials that worked for alarms work for any canvassing team, so we opened a door for all of them.
One shared platform, priced flat and month-to-month, and we tell you what is live instead of overselling.
Yes. SecurityQS was FieldStacker's original alarm edition, and it is now called FieldStacker Security. It no longer has a separate website: securityqs.com now forwards to fieldstacker.com, where the alarm edition has its own page. It is the same platform, the same database and the same team, and your account, leads, quotes and financials live in one shared system.
A small team that came up knocking doors and installing systems, not a venture-backed sales-software company. Every feature started as something a rep or a tech actually needed on the street — a lead map, a doorstep quote, an honest 1099 tax number — which is why the app runs on a phone and skips the enterprise clutter.
Yes. The map, leads, financials, coaching and leaderboard are vertical-agnostic and work for any door-to-door team today. Doorstep quoting is live for alarms, fiber, window cleaning, house cleaning and pressure washing, each with its own quote builder. Roofing reps get hail history and satellite roof measurements on the map, solar reps get solar-potential insights, and every trade gets the marketing suite — postcards, websites, domain names, logos and ads.
No. It is one login either way. If you mostly sell alarms, the Security edition may feel more at home; if you sell across industries, FieldStacker is your front door. Use whichever fits — your data follows you, because underneath it is the same platform.
Flat, month-to-month pricing from $30/mo up to team plans at $250/mo, with a 14-day free trial and no credit card. No seat minimums, no annual contract, cancel any time. See the pricing page for every plan.
Start a 14-day free trial — no credit card — and get fresh doors on your map this afternoon. Or reach out and tell us what you sell.