AI for Pest Control
AI Pest Control Software — Scheduling, Dispatch & Route Optimization
Contracts that renew themselves, routes that pay for the truck
Pest control is a recurring-revenue business wearing an emergency costume: the panicked ant call in April is how it starts, but the quarterly contract that renews every year is what you actually sell. loTouch turns one-off treatments into protected recurring schedules, packs each technician's day into a tight geographic run, and keeps every chemical application on a record an inspector can read.

What does pest control business software do?
Pest control business software keeps recurring service contracts renewing on schedule, clusters quarterly visits into dense technician routes, absorbs spring ant and fall mouse surges, and logs every chemical application against a GPS-stamped visit record. loTouch adds generated landing pages per pest and neighbourhood, so homeowners searching locally book your company instead of a marketplace.
Sound familiar?
The problems eating your margin
Contracts lapse because nobody calls
A quarterly customer misses one visit and quietly becomes an ex-customer. loTouch holds every contract's cadence, books the next visit automatically, and fires the renewal prompt before the term expires — recurring revenue that actually recurs.
Spring ants and fall mice bury the phones
Demand triples the first warm week of April and again when the furnaces come on. loTouch slots surge calls into the gaps around contract routes by area, so the panicked one-off becomes tomorrow's stop on an existing run — and then a quarterly contract.
Treatment records scattered across truck cabs
Which product, what concentration, where it was applied — regulators expect an answer and so do worried homeowners. Technicians log every application in the app against a GPS-stamped visit, building a clean record per property without a binder of carbon copies.
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How it works
How loTouch works for Pest Control
loTouch is the pest control management software that turns one-off treatments into recurring revenue that actually recurs. The scheduling software holds every contract's cadence and books the next quarterly visit automatically, while route optimization clusters those visits into dense technician runs so the truck pays for itself. When spring ants and fall mice spike demand, the dispatch software slots surge calls into the gaps around existing routes — your team comes to the customer on the run they were already driving. The booking software ranks your brand for local searches, and every chemical application logs against a GPS-stamped visit record an inspector can read, with card-on-file billing on the contract cycle.
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The loTouch effect
What changes with loTouch
Own 'pest control + your neighbourhood' on Google
Generated landing pages per pest and area — ant control, mice, wasps, bed bugs — ranking when locals search in a panic, with booking against your real route capacity.
A technician app that knows the property
Stops in route order with treatment history, bait-station maps and entry notes; the technician closes each visit with products applied and photos, and the customer gets the report automatically.
Recurring billing that runs the contract
Quarterly and annual plans charge card-on-file on schedule, one-off treatments bill at completion, and technician pay derives from delivered visits — no month-end assembly.

Your customers book, track and pay in your branded app.
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The intelligence layer
Intelligence layer for Pest Control
AI running a pest control business holds every contract's cadence and books the next quarterly visit automatically, clusters those visits into dense technician routes, and slots spring-ant and fall-mouse surge calls into the gaps around runs you're already driving. Underneath, it watches every contract for the early sign of a lapse — the skipped quarterly, the renewal date approaching — and surfaces it with a win-back drafted, so recurring revenue that's supposed to recur actually does instead of quietly churning.
Predict churn
Catch a leaving customer before they go.
When a customer skips a scheduled quarterly treatment, loTouch's churn radar flags the account before they cancel — with the win-back offer already drafted in your voice.
The intelligence layer scores every customer on the quiet signals — skipped visits, frequency falling off, a card that declined — and ranks at-risk accounts by the lifetime value at stake, each with a recommended save and a message drafted ready to send. The AI surfaces and drafts; you approve.

Hire with a built-in ATS
Finding pest technicians is the hard part.
The built-in ATS posts the role, AI screens every applicant overnight, and surfaces the strong matches ranked by fit and drive time — so you wake up to a shortlist, not an inbox.
Post an opening and the AI parses every resume, screens applicants against the qualifications, certifications and service area that matter for pest control companies, ranks them by fit, and books the interviews. Hiring pest technicians stops being a side project and becomes part of the operation the AI runs.

Proven in production
The engine behind loTouch has been running Rockstar Music Central for years
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for region + instrument searches across the GTA
$0.90 avg CPC
across 14.6K impressions of supporting paid search
One system
from search result to teacher payroll
FAQ
Questions pest control companies ask us
How does loTouch keep recurring contracts renewing?
Each contract carries its visit cadence, included services and renewal date. Visits book automatically through the term, the customer gets reminders before each one, and renewal prompts go out as the term closes — with card-on-file payment, most contracts renew without anyone making a call.
Can it handle the spring and fall demand surges?
Yes. Surge calls slot into the nearest gap on an existing route by area, so one-off treatments densify the runs you already drive instead of scattering them across the map. Your dispatcher sees capacity per neighbourhood per day and quotes honest arrival windows by SMS.
Are chemical application records kept for compliance?
Yes. Every visit logs the products applied, amounts and treatment areas against a GPS-stamped arrival and completion time, with photos where you require them. When a regulator, landlord or worried customer asks what was applied at a property and when, you produce the record in seconds.
Does billing work for both contracts and one-off jobs?
Both run side by side: plans charge on their cycle, one-offs charge card-on-file at completion, and add-ons like a wasp nest land on the property's next invoice. Everything syncs to QuickBooks, so the books match the trucks without re-keying.
Can AI run my pest control business?
Yes. loTouch is AI software for pest control companies: you set the standards once — your service area, pricing, scheduling rules, cancellation policy and payroll — and the AI runs the operation day to day. It books and schedules jobs against real availability, dispatches the nearest qualified technician, messages customers, raises invoices, takes card-on-file payment and runs technician payroll. You stay in control of the rules; the AI executes them and surfaces the decisions worth your attention.
What does AI automate for pest control companies?
loTouch's AI automates the full operational loop for pest control companies: online booking, route-optimized scheduling and dispatch, customer messaging, a 24/7 front desk, invoicing, card-on-file payments and technician payroll — all from one record. On top of that, an intelligence layer watches your data and surfaces the smart moves — flagging customers at risk of churning with a drafted win-back, growing lifetime value with repeat-booking nudges, finding underserved neighbourhoods to win, and screening job applicants through a built-in ATS. The AI surfaces and drafts; you approve.
What software do mobile pest control companies use to manage scheduling?
Mobile pest control companies use loTouch — pest control management software that combines online booking, route-optimized scheduling and dispatch software in one platform. Because the team travels to the customer, loTouch assigns the nearest qualified technician, keeps routes dense, and turns every completed job into an invoice, a card-on-file payment and technician payroll from the same record.
How much does pest control software cost?
loTouch pricing is public, not hidden behind a sales call: implementation from $3,500 one-time and a platform license from $400/mo, plus $40 per technician per month — office seats and end customers are free. Most pest control companies land at roughly 1.5–2.2% of annual revenue all-in. See the full model and an instant estimator at lotouch.ca/pricing.
Does loTouch sync with QuickBooks?
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.
How does loTouch pricing work?
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.
Coverage
Available everywhere you operate
Local landing pages, local scheduling, local routing — wherever your teams work.
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