Software you finish paying for.
The whole thing costs $18,000 — one published number for your whole company, however many people you hire. Pay it down at $300 a month and five years in you own it. Every other platform in this trade bills you until you quit.
No card · No seat minimum · No meter on the software
Thursday, 5:14 AM.
Every job in the company on one board, from first call to final check — and every stage moves by doing the work: send the estimate, collect the signature, raise the invoice, record the payment.
2210 Bell Ave
Standing seam · Summit Ridge Exteriors
- Estimate
- Approved
- Invoiced
- Paid
The client dashboard. Every job gets a private link the homeowner can open any time — status, approvals, and billing, without calling your office.
- Lead
- Estimating
- Proposal sent
- Won
- Invoiced
- Paid
Delgado residence
Standing seam · 41 sq · 7:12 pitchOne job file. Stages, signature, money, and the homeowner’s dashboard — one record for the whole job, from first call to final check.
Per-seat pricing taxes the thing you want to do.
Grow the crew, grow the bill — forever, and on someone else’s schedule. Here is the same company priced both ways across twelve months. Our column never depends on headcount — and after the balance is paid, it reads zero.
| Crew | Per-seat platform, per year | Eaverow | You keep |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | $9,900 – $18,000 | $3,600 | $6,300 – $14,400 |
| 12 | $23,760 – $43,200 | $3,600 | $20,160 – $39,600 |
| 20 | $39,600 – $72,000 | $3,600 | $36,000 – $68,400 |
| 40 | $79,200 – $144,000 | $3,600 | $75,600 – $140,400 |
Where these numbers come from. AccuLynx publishes no pricing; its only public figure is a $250/mo Essential plan. The $165–300 per-user range is what independent 2026 reviews report, and real quotes are negotiated — which is exactly why we print a range instead of pretending to know your invoice. Our column is our published pace, $300 a month toward $18,000 — and unlike theirs, it ends.
Every subscription is forever. This one is $18,000, and then it’s over.
It works like the note on a truck: one number, pay it down however your cash runs, and there is a date after which it is yours. Every dollar goes to the balance. No discount for paying fast, no penalty for paying slow — a dollar is a dollar. Stop anytime and the balance keeps everything you’ve paid.
Where the $300 goes, while you’re paying: running your account costs us a published fraction of it — the rest pays the people building the product. You are not subsidising a sales floor.
What we are promising, precisely. Not a lifetime license bought up front — those are only as good as the company that sold them, and this trade has been burned by enough of them. You pay as you go, at a published price, and if you stop, every dollar you’ve paid stays on your balance. The promise only has to hold after you have already paid us in full. If we are not here by then, you paid a fair rate for the years you used it and lost nothing. The risk is ours, which is the only arrangement we would ask you to believe.
cohort
Fifty accounts at half the number.
We are opening fifty founding accounts and then stopping. 40 are held for the contractors we are contacting directly; 10 are open on this page. The register is below, and it is the real one.