Customer, subscription, and card on file land in FieldRoutes the moment a prospect hits submit. No retyping. No callbacks.
5 spots. For pest control companies on FieldRoutes doing $500k–$3M.
A homeowner finds bugs in their kitchen at 9pm. They land on your site. They want to buy a service plan right now.
Instead, they fill out a "request a quote" form and wait.
By the time your office calls back the next morning, many of them have already booked with a competitor whose site let them check out on the spot.
The ones who do convert? Your office staff retypes every detail into FieldRoutes by hand. Name, address, service plan, billing day. Then they call the customer back to get the credit card and key it in again.
You're paying for ads on leads that bounce, and paying your office to do data entry on the ones that don't.
A prospect lands on your site, picks a service plan, enters their address and card, and hits submit.
Three things happen at once:
A customer record is created in FieldRoutes — name, address, contact info, all the fields your office would normally type by hand.
The subscription is created and attached — the right service plan, the right pricing, the recurring schedule, any signup discounts or initial-visit charges already applied.
The card is tokenized and saved as the payment method on file — through the gateway your FieldRoutes office already uses. Autopay is on. Your team never touches the card.
Your office opens FieldRoutes the next morning and the customer is already there. Routed, scheduled by your normal process, ready for the first visit.
No retyping. No callbacks. No data entry queue.
Most online checkout tools for home services try to work for everyone — pest, lawn, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, appliance repair. They have to. Their business depends on it.
CheckoutFlow only works for one industry and one CRM.
That sounds like a limitation. It's the whole point.
Pest control has its own shape. Recurring quarterly or bi-monthly service. Initial visit pricing that's different from the recurring charge. Signup promos. Service area validation that has to know whether your route covers that ZIP. We build for that shape, not for a generic "home service."
FieldRoutes is the system of record. We're the front door. Every line of code we write assumes you're on FieldRoutes. The customer record format, the subscription model, the payment gateway integrations, the way we handle addons and initial charges — all of it maps directly onto FieldRoutes' data model. There's no translation layer, no Zapier in the middle, no "custom integration project."
That's not something a six-industry tool can copy without rebuilding from scratch.
I'm Mckay. I'm building CheckoutFlow alongside one pest control company already onboard as the founding customer. I'd like to talk to four more.
I'm looking for five pest control companies on FieldRoutes to build CheckoutFlow with. One spot is taken. Four are open.
Founding customers get:
What I'm looking for: a pest control company doing roughly $500k–$3M in annual revenue, on FieldRoutes today, with a website that currently sends new prospects to a "request a quote" form.
If that's you, get on the list. I'll reach out within a few days to set up a call.
Four fields. Takes 30 seconds.
Or email me directly: mckay@getcheckoutflow.com