AtlasPest Control Software for Small Business
A small pest control business runs on phone calls, a paper route sheet and a group chat where yesterday's address is already three screens up. It holds until two technicians are out, three buildings call the same morning, and nobody remembers which unit was treated last month.
Atlas is pest control business management software built for that size of company. Clients, buildings, units, scheduling and job history live in one place, and each technician sees their own day on the phone they already own.
- 39.99 USD
- per month, one technician included
- 9.99 USD
- per additional technician
- 5 days
- free, card at signup, no charge before the end
- 2 languages
- office, field and client portal
Schedule jobs without the back-and-forth
The week is laid out day by day, and each job carries the technician it belongs to. Filter on one name and you have that person's week, with nothing else in the way.
The scheduling feature in detailPest control scheduling software
Move a job by dragging it
Rescheduling is a drag, with the mouse or with a finger on a phone. The time and the duration follow, only the day changes, and an undo button appears in case you dropped it on the wrong day.
One technician at a time
A filter puts a single technician's jobs on screen, so you see their real load before adding an emergency to it. Their avatar sits on every job in the shared view.
The weather is on the job
Each day shows the forecast for the address. An exterior treatment planned under 40 mm of rain is worth seeing on Monday, not on Thursday morning from the van.
Public holidays are already known
Atlas knows the holidays of your country and your province, and recurring rounds can be told to skip them instead of landing on a closed building.
Every client, building, and unit in one place
Three levels, because that is how the trade works. A property manager is a client, they own buildings, and each building has units behind numbered doors.
The client records feature in detailPest control CRM software
One client, several buildings
A property management company can hold as many buildings as it manages, each with its own address, its caretaker and its access notes.
History door by door
A visit is attached to the unit, not just to the street. You know what was treated at door 102 in May without calling the technician who went.
What comes back, comes back visibly
When one unit reappears in the list month after month while the rest of the building stays quiet, the history says so. That is usually a neighbour problem, not a treatment problem.
Warranties per unit
A warranty rule is set on the client and its state is followed unit by unit, so a door that was treated last week is not confused with one treated last year.
Your technicians, in the field
A technician opens a private link on their own phone. There is nothing to install, no store, no password to reset in a stairwell.
A personal link, nothing to install
Each technician gets their own address and sees only their jobs, with the client, the unit, the time slot and the notes from the office.
It keeps working without signal
Basements and elevator shafts have no network. The day stays readable and the ticks are kept, then sent back when the phone finds a signal again.
Proof of the visit, separate from the status
When the technician marks a job done, Atlas records who ticked it and at what time. That trace is theirs, it sits next to the administrative status without replacing it.
French and English, per person
The whole product exists in both languages and each technician picks their own. A bilingual team does not have to settle on one.
Simple pricing for a small team
One plan, published on the site. 39.99 USD per month covers the office and one technician, each extra technician is 9.99 USD per month, the job history costs nothing, and a first client portal is included, with each additional one a single 10 USD payment.
39.99 USD per month, one technician included
A solo operator pays that and nothing else. Most pest control software makes you talk to a salesperson before knowing the price.
9.99 USD per additional technician
You add a technician when you hire one and remove them when they leave. No commitment, no yearly bracket to negotiate.
Five days free, nothing charged before the end
The trial asks for a card at signup, and no amount is taken before the five days are over. The live demo, itself, opens without an account and without a card.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, and it is the size it costs the least for. One person is the office and the field at once, and the base plan already includes one technician, so a solo operator pays 39.99 USD per month for the whole thing. A first client portal is included too, and it is often what convinces a property manager to sign with a one-person company.
No. Atlas writes quotes, but it does not issue invoices and does not connect to an accounting tool today, because its scope is field operations. What it does keep is the timestamped record of every visit, by client and by unit, and it exports the whole thing to a spreadsheet, which is what an accountant or a billing tool needs to invoice correctly.
Yes. A technician opens a private link on their own phone, iPhone or Android, with nothing to download from a store. They see their day, the address and the notes from the office, and tick each visit on the spot, including in a basement with no signal.
Yes, entirely. The office interface, the technician link, the client portal and the automatic emails all exist in French and in English, and each person picks their own language. It was built in Quebec, where a team is rarely all in one language.
Start your free 5-day trial
Five days free, a card at signup and nothing charged before the end, and the live demo opens right away with a full month of sample jobs if you would rather look before signing up.