Automate Your Pest Control Business
Quarterly visits, re-services, and new customer calls all land in one system. Autopilot books the work, texts the customers, and collects the money while your techs treat houses.
Autopilot, working your route
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- Keep Quarterly Plans Full: Recurring visits schedule themselves all year.
- Get More Reviews: Boost reviews with automated follow-ups.
- Answer Every Call: Missed calls get a text back in seconds.
- Route Tighter Days: Order stops so techs treat more houses per tank of gas.
- Get Paid Faster: Invoices go out the moment the treatment is done.
How a Pest Control Day Runs on Autopilot
The same system, told the way the work actually happens: from the first call to the last perimeter spray to the money in your account.
1Book the job
Every call and click becomes a booked treatment
Customers book an initial treatment or a quarterly plan online, day or night. When the phone rings, you see who's calling with their full treatment history, and every call is recorded. Miss one under a house? Autopilot texts them back before they call the next company.
2Plan the week
Quarterlies fill the calendar on their own
The weekly overview shows every quarterly visit, initial treatment, and re-service in one view. Recurring plans repeat all year without anyone re-entering them, and ant or rodent calls drop into the gaps where they fit.
3Run the route
Houses ordered so techs spray more and drive less
Stops get ordered by location so each tech works one side of town instead of crossing it all day. Techs get SMS alerts the moment a re-service lands on their route, and homeowners get automatic on-my-way texts so gates are unlocked and dogs are inside.
4Get paid at the door
Invoice, payment, and tip before the truck leaves
The invoice fires the moment the treatment is done. Quarterly customers pay the card on file, one-time customers pay from a link on their phone, and the built-in tip screen means your techs make more on the same stop.
5Book the next one
Reviews and renewals, on autopilot
Auto texts ask happy customers for a Google review while the ants are still gone. SMS, email, voicemail, and postcard blasts bring back lapsed quarterly customers and fill the schedule when termite season slows down.
See Autopilot in Action
Browse real screens from the platform. From scheduling views and marketing dashboards to client communication and real-time alerts, this is the system your crew will actually use.
- businesses run on Autopilot
- 400+
- Google Play rating
- 4.9
- App Store rating
- 4.8
- starting price per month
- $49
Set It Up Once. Let It Run Your Business
Autopilot makes it simple to onboard your pest control business with intuitive steps that fit your operations. Create services, set up automated customer messages, and manage quarterly schedules without juggling multiple apps.
Set Up Your Business
Add treatments, plans, pricing, and techs.
Start Taking Jobs Online
Customers book while your techs are in the field.
Let Automation Do the Work
Quarterly scheduling, reminders, dispatching, and payments run on autopilot.
Miss the Call. Keep the Customer.
A missed call used to mean the homeowner dialed the next pest company on the list. Now Autopilot answers by text in seconds, quotes the plan, and books the visit while your tech finishes the crawl space.
Nobody touched a phone.
Missed call · Monday 1:42 PM
Hey, it's Shield Pest Control. Sorry we missed you! What can we help with?
Sent automatically, 8 seconds later
Ants all over my kitchen. Can someone come out this week?
We can. The initial treatment is $149, then it's $49 a visit on the quarterly plan, and re-services between visits are free. First opening is Wednesday at 1. Want it?
Yes, book it
Booked · Wednesday 1:00 PM · Tech notified
The Big Platforms Hide Their Pricing. Here Is Ours.
Top plans reach $599 at Jobber and $743 in Workiz's published example. Autopilot runs from $49 to $299.
| Top-plan comparisonPriced for a 7-person team |  Scale, 7 team members$299/mo |  WorkizUltimate + Phone + AI$743/mo* |  Housecall ProMAX + Voice + Campaigns$443+/mo* |  JobberPlus, 7 users$557/mo* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full business phone system | Included | Phone add-on | Voice add-on | Receptionist line only |
| AI Receptionist | Included | Genius Answering | CSR AI, quote | Included |
| Google Ads integration | Included | Call tracking add-on | Manual spend + Voice | Local Services booking |
| Bing Ads integration | Included | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| Book Online button on Google | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Review automation | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Live employee GPS | Included | Included | Included | GPS waypoints |
| QuickBooks Online | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Zapier integration | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Public API | Included | Included | Included | Included |
* Research checked July 27, 2026. All columns are priced for the same 7-person team. Autopilot Scale is $299 monthly with 7 team members included; additional users are $29/month each. Jobber is the regular flexible-monthly Plus price for five users plus two additional users at $29 each. Housecall Pro is MAX (which includes eight users) with entry Voice and Campaigns, before CSR AI. Workiz is its documented Ultimate + Phone + Genius Answering example. Promotions, usage, contracts, taxes, and quotes can change the final bill.
The numbers a pest route runs on
Pest control is a tenure business. The sale happens once; the profit happens quarterly, for years, if nothing leaks.
The math of recurring accounts
A pest control account is not a job, it is a stream. A quarterly customer is four visits a year, and the real value is tenure: keep that account three years and one sale became twelve services. The flip side is that recurring revenue churns quietly. Nobody calls to cancel loudly. A skipped visit or an unanswered callback just becomes a competitor's new account.
The second number is route density. Techs get paid for the day whether they run twelve stops or eighteen, and the difference between those two numbers is drive time. Tight neighborhood routes are the difference between a route that carries a salary and one that carries excuses.
What a pest account is worth
- One quarterly account4 visits a year
Keep it three years and the single sale becomes twelve visits of revenue.
- Stops per tech, tight routeThe margin itself
Scattered accounts burn the day in the truck. Density is the number to manage.
- An unanswered callbackA cancelled account
Re-treats answered same day keep the contract. Ignored ones end it.
Contract structures vary: monthly, bimonthly, quarterly. The tenure math is the same for all of them, and it is why the follow-up machine matters more than the first sale.
What pest companies usually replace
The franchise end of the industry runs PestPac and FieldRoutes. Independents usually arrive here from GorillaDesk or Briostack, or from a generalist like Jobber that never quite fit the recurring-route shape of the work.
The switch question for pest is always the same: does the recurring schedule survive contact with reality, and what happens to the account when a visit gets missed.
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