Quarterly residential plans
Sell quarterly visits, put each one on the schedule, and bill the plan monthly or yearly with a recurring invoice.
- Plans billed monthly or yearly
- Scheduled visits
- Recurring invoicing
ServeHub helps pest control businesses sell recurring plans, schedule treatments, keep products applied in job notes, and send recurring invoices — without juggling apps.
More customers locked into quarterly plans.
Group nearby stops on the calendar yourself.
Treatment notes stay on the job, and recurring invoices go out by themselves.
Sell, schedule, and bill every treatment with the same workflow.
Sell quarterly visits, put each one on the schedule, and bill the plan monthly or yearly with a recurring invoice.
Multi-stage termite jobs with photo evidence, soil treatment notes, and milestone deposits.
Restaurants, warehouses, and retail, each with its own recurring invoice, pricing and visits on the calendar.
Write the treatment product and application area in the job's notes on every visit and add photos, so you can show what was done.
What goes wrong, and the part of ServeHub that handles it. Plus and Pro both include everything here, unless it says Pro. Card links and recurring invoices run through your connected Stripe account.
Product, rate and area treated go on a paper slip that may or may not get back to the office.
Record the product, rate and areas in the job's notes, with the author and time on each note. It's a written record on the job; ServeHub doesn't produce regulatory reports, so keep what your license requires.
Your program runs every three months, but the bills go out when someone thinks of it.
Recurring invoices run weekly, monthly or yearly, so bill a quarterly program monthly or once a year. There's no every-three-months setting. Each bill goes out with a card payment link.
A restaurant manager asks you to prove the bait stations were checked last Tuesday.
Photos on the job show a note and the time they were added. Tick off the stations on the job's checklist, pick the shots that matter and email them to the customer.
People calling about bedbugs or mice want a price and a visit right now.
An AI answers your dedicated ServeHub number at any hour, gives prices from your service list and books a visit, and the caller lands in your customers as a lead.
Recurring invoices bill weekly, monthly or yearly until you stop them, so bill a quarterly program monthly or once a year. Each visit goes on the schedule as its own time slot, and the treatment details go in the job notes.
Yes. Multi-stage termite jobs with photo evidence per visit, soil treatment notes, and milestone deposits.
You can record the product, rate and area in the job's notes and add photos, which show the time they were added. ServeHub doesn't generate compliance reports, so keep whatever records your license requires.
Absolutely. Each location is its own customer record with its own recurring invoices, and its treatment notes and photos stay on each job. One thing to know: a record holds one address, so a chain with several buildings is set up as one account per building rather than one account with many sites under it.
Be aware there's no bulk importer today — export from your old software for your own records, then add customers in ServeHub as you work; new ones also arrive on their own as leads from your website and estimate widget. Set your treatment catalog and crews can roll the same day.
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