Founding.dev

FIELD SERVICE SOFTWARE

Own your field service software instead of renting it.

Every field service tool is just another subscription that costs more each time you hire. This one puts you in control of what you pay and how it works — built for exactly how your crews run.

Backed byAntler

No per-seat fees, ever

Your code and data, fully yours

Up to 70% less than your software bill

BUILT FOR THE FIELD

HVACRoofingRestorationPlumbingElectricalConstruction

THE PROBLEM

You're not alone.

Why field service teams are switching to software they own.

Paying over $1k a month just for software feels absolutely insane… That's more than my insurance costs.

r/smallbusinessReddit

Per tech pricing on top of a long contract, it just doesn't make sense at our size.

r/hvacpeopleReddit

For smaller shops, it can feel like buying a semi-truck to deliver a pizza.

r/askHVACReddit

If you're a shop with 1–5 techs, you're paying $200+/mo for a ton of features you never touch, just to get basic job costing and quotes.

r/GarageDoorServiceReddit

Paying over $1k a month just for software feels absolutely insane… That's more than my insurance costs.

r/smallbusinessReddit

Per tech pricing on top of a long contract, it just doesn't make sense at our size.

r/hvacpeopleReddit

For smaller shops, it can feel like buying a semi-truck to deliver a pizza.

r/askHVACReddit

If you're a shop with 1–5 techs, you're paying $200+/mo for a ton of features you never touch, just to get basic job costing and quotes.

r/GarageDoorServiceReddit

Paying over $1k a month just for software feels absolutely insane… That's more than my insurance costs.

r/smallbusinessReddit

Per tech pricing on top of a long contract, it just doesn't make sense at our size.

r/hvacpeopleReddit

For smaller shops, it can feel like buying a semi-truck to deliver a pizza.

r/askHVACReddit

If you're a shop with 1–5 techs, you're paying $200+/mo for a ton of features you never touch, just to get basic job costing and quotes.

r/GarageDoorServiceReddit

Paying over $1k a month just for software feels absolutely insane… That's more than my insurance costs.

r/smallbusinessReddit

Per tech pricing on top of a long contract, it just doesn't make sense at our size.

r/hvacpeopleReddit

For smaller shops, it can feel like buying a semi-truck to deliver a pizza.

r/askHVACReddit

If you're a shop with 1–5 techs, you're paying $200+/mo for a ton of features you never touch, just to get basic job costing and quotes.

r/GarageDoorServiceReddit

You definitely shouldn't be paying $1k/month for software designed for companies 10x your size. That's eating 6-7% of your revenue just on software.

r/smallbusinessReddit

What usually kills a small HVAC shop is paying enterprise complexity for three people.

r/QuickBooksReddit

Getting in is easy, getting out is the real test.

r/fieldservicesoftwaresReddit

…paying $1000 per month while using only 10% of the features… it's clearly for the 1% big enterprises, not for small-to-medium businesses.

r/ServiceTitanFAQReddit

You definitely shouldn't be paying $1k/month for software designed for companies 10x your size. That's eating 6-7% of your revenue just on software.

r/smallbusinessReddit

What usually kills a small HVAC shop is paying enterprise complexity for three people.

r/QuickBooksReddit

Getting in is easy, getting out is the real test.

r/fieldservicesoftwaresReddit

…paying $1000 per month while using only 10% of the features… it's clearly for the 1% big enterprises, not for small-to-medium businesses.

r/ServiceTitanFAQReddit

You definitely shouldn't be paying $1k/month for software designed for companies 10x your size. That's eating 6-7% of your revenue just on software.

r/smallbusinessReddit

What usually kills a small HVAC shop is paying enterprise complexity for three people.

r/QuickBooksReddit

Getting in is easy, getting out is the real test.

r/fieldservicesoftwaresReddit

…paying $1000 per month while using only 10% of the features… it's clearly for the 1% big enterprises, not for small-to-medium businesses.

r/ServiceTitanFAQReddit

You definitely shouldn't be paying $1k/month for software designed for companies 10x your size. That's eating 6-7% of your revenue just on software.

r/smallbusinessReddit

What usually kills a small HVAC shop is paying enterprise complexity for three people.

r/QuickBooksReddit

Getting in is easy, getting out is the real test.

r/fieldservicesoftwaresReddit

…paying $1000 per month while using only 10% of the features… it's clearly for the 1% big enterprises, not for small-to-medium businesses.

r/ServiceTitanFAQReddit

Per-seat pricing punishes growth

Your bill climbs every time you hire a tech.

Bloated, and not built for you

You pay for features you'll never use.

Locked in

Long contracts make it hard to leave.

THE SHIFT

Renting field service software vs. owning it.

No per-seat fees. No annual lock-in. Just a field-service system that's yours.

Field service softwareOld model — what you rent
  • Costs more than your insurance
  • Built to fit everyone, not your shop
  • Overkill features you'll never fully use
  • You never actually own it

New model — Founding.dev

  • You own everything — code, data, and infrastructure
  • One flat price. No per-seat.
  • Change how it works anytime
  • Bank-level security, built in.
  • We build it, and we can run it for you, too

HOW IT WORKS

A proven head start, then it's yours.

Real engineering behind it. Your choice: hands-on or done-for-you.

1

Start from the right base

Start from a proven template with the core of a field-service business — scheduling, dispatch, job tracking, and invoicing. An expert-built head start, not a blank page.

2

Make it yours

Customize it to your exact workflow — build the features yourself in plain English, or hand it to our engineering team. Either way you get engineering support along the way.

3

Own it for good

The finished software is yours — code, data, and a setup built around your workflow. Customize it anytime, and we can keep it running for you.

BUILT FOR YOUR TRADE

Shaped around how your crews actually work.

HVAC

Installs, service calls, and maintenance agreements, tracked how your shop runs them.

Roofing

Inspections, measurements, estimates, and sign-offs in one workflow, with no per-seat fee per crew.

Restoration & insurance

Field docs, signed contracts, and claims that keep moving — the same setup a public-adjusting firm used to replace DocuSign and CompanyCam.

Real savings

$30K $8.8K a year

A public-adjusting firm cut its software bill by about 70% — 150+ users, zero per-seat fees — by owning its software instead of renting it.

Field service software — your questions, answered.

STOP RENTING. START OWNING.

Own your field service software.

Tell us which tools you want to replace, and we'll show you what you'd save.

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