Run your San Francisco handyman services business on autopilot

Job types carry duration profiles you set initially, refined by your real completion data over time. A faucet replacement and a door installation book the time they actually take in your business, so days are full without being fictional.

Yes. Your landing pages list bookable job types with transparent pricing rules — flat, hourly or 'from' — and customers pick a real opening. Photos at booking let you verify scope before anyone drives, and anything unusual routes to a quote first.

The pro adds it from the app on-site: extra tasks are quoted, customer-approved on screen, appended to the visit if time allows or scheduled as a follow-up if not — and either way it bills with the same invoice trail instead of being done for a handshake.

Every customer accumulates a home history and an open task list. Automated follow-ups — seasonal prompts, 'still want that fence fixed?' nudges — go out under your brand with one-tap rebooking, which is how a handyman business compounds instead of starting from zero each week.

Yes — invoices, payments and payroll records sync to QuickBooks, so your accountant keeps their system and you keep one source of truth. Job data stays exportable; loTouch is built to feed your books, not trap your data.

loTouch pricing is public: implementation from $3,500 one-time and a platform license from $400/mo, sized by team (1–10, 11–25 or 26–60 field providers), plus $40 per provider per month — office and manager seats are free, and end customers are free and unlimited. Payments run at standard processor rates plus a platform fee under 1% on card-on-file volume. See lotouch.ca/pricing for the full model and an instant estimator.