Fresh-lead pins, your own color-coded dispositions, traced territories and GPS-verified team knocks — the map that runs the whole street, for any door-to-door vertical.
Flat from $30/mo, or $25/mo billed yearly · 14-day free trial · no seat minimums, no contract required
A clipboard forgets. A notes app never remembers which houses said "come back Thursday." The FieldStacker knock map is where every door lives — you seed it with fresh leads, tap a color onto each house as you knock, and the whole street's status is right there the next time you walk it. Solar, pest, roofing, fiber, alarms — the pins are yours to define, so it fits whatever you sell.
Every piece is vertical-agnostic — no alarm setup, no per-pin fees.
Seed the map with recently-sold homes and new-mover leads so you knock houses with a reason to answer — or import your own list and route the warmest doors first.
Define your own statuses and colors — not-home, callback, appointment, pitched, sold, not-interested — and see the whole street's state in one glance.
Trace a neighborhood on the map and assign the leads inside it to a rep in a single action. Keep areas clean without a group-text fight over turf.
See the whole crew move in real time with verified knocks, so two reps never double-knock a street and every door is credited to who worked it.
Tag a callback or go-back and it stays on the map with a time to return, so the deals sitting in "come back later" doors never fall through the cracks.
Analytics surface your best days and times to knock so you point the crew at the right blocks at the right hour instead of guessing.
The moment a rep knocks, the whole crew sees it on the live map. No two people burn the same house, no deal gets claimed twice, and every door is attributed to who actually worked it — which is also how the leaderboard and commission stay honest. Managers watch coverage in real time and shift reps to gaps instead of hearing about it at the nightly meeting.
How a single house moves through the map.
Pull fresh recently-sold and new-mover leads onto the map, or import a list, and start the block with a plan instead of a blank street.
One tap drops your disposition in your own color. Set an appointment, mark a go-back, or note a not-home — the pin remembers so you do not have to.
Go-backs and callbacks surface when it is time to return, and the whole crew's coverage stays visible so no street gets worked twice or left cold.
Draw a boundary right on the map with your finger, and every lead inside it can be handed to a rep in one action. New reps get a clean area to work, veterans keep their neighborhoods, and the manager never has to referee turf over text. Because assignment and knocks all live on the same map, you always know who owns what and how deep they have worked it.
New to canvassing software, or comparing what different tools call a "map"? A real knock map is more than a pin drop — it is fresh leads, custom dispositions, territories, live team GPS and follow-ups working together. These guides go deeper on the map and how to get more out of every block you walk.
Selling alarms specifically? The alarm edition is FieldStacker Security, on the same backend.
It is the map at the center of the app where every door lives. You pull fresh leads onto it, drop a color-coded disposition on each house as you knock, trace and assign territories, and watch your whole crew move in real time with GPS-verified knocks. It works the same for solar, pest control, roofing, fiber, alarms and any other door-to-door vertical — the pins and dispositions are yours to define.
The map can seed itself with recently-sold homes and new-mover leads so you are knocking houses with a reason to answer instead of a random block. You can also import your own lists or just knock cold and let the map record every door you touch. New homeowners are one of the strongest door-to-door lead sources in any industry, and they land on the map as pins you can filter and route.
Yes. Every rep on the crew shows up on a live team map with GPS-verified knocks, so two people never burn the same street and every door is attributed to whoever actually worked it. Managers trace territories on the map and assign the leads inside them to a rep in one action — no group-text arguments about who owns which neighborhood.
They are fully custom, so they fit whatever you sell. Set up your own statuses — not-home, callback, appointment set, pitched, sold, go-back, not-interested — pick a color for each, and every house on the map instantly shows where it stands. Nothing about the knock map is alarm-specific; it is vertical-agnostic by design.
It does. Any door you tag as a callback or go-back stays on your map with its status and the time to circle back, so the third of your income sitting in "come back Thursday" doors does not evaporate. You work the street once, and the map keeps the follow-ups straight for you.
It is core — there is no separate map SKU or per-pin fee. The knock map, dispositions, territories, team GPS and fresh leads all come with FieldStacker starting at $30/mo, flat and month-to-month, on a 14-day free trial with no credit card. No seat minimums and no annual contract.
Draw an area on the map and one pull reveals up to 500 homeowners at once — the owner’s name, mailing address, whether they live there or it’s likely a rental, and their estimated age. Every plan with the owner reveal includes 50 pulls a month — that’s up to 25,000 homeowners of rich data every month. Run out and $10 adds another 50 (about 20¢ a pull).
Short, real walk-throughs — no sign-up needed to watch.
Tap a door on the knock map, reveal who owns it and tap what happened right on the card. Nothing to add? Press and hold the door instead. Coming back later? Slide to Callback, flick up and pick a time. Then switch to the New owners tab for homes that just sold near you.
Start a 14-day free trial — no credit card — and work your first block today. Flat month-to-month, cancel anytime.