Pest control software that hears the problem before the visit
Target pests, signs noticed, affected areas, timing, pets, access, and photos arrive with every request — then operator-priced quotes, routes that stay on schedule, an application record on every visit, and invoices from completed work.
No credit card required. Signup starts you on the Pest Control setup — you can change your business type later.

Who it's for
Small pest-control teams running inspections, one-time visits, and recurring residential and light-commercial routes.
The job to be done: Capture what the customer is seeing before the visit, keep an application record on every visit, run routes that don't skip or double, and bill from completed work.
Sound familiar?
The problems that eat evenings in a pest control business.
The first visit starts blind
“We have bugs” is the whole brief until someone drives out. A request that captures the pests, signs, areas, and timing the customer is seeing gives you a real picture before the windshield time.
Application records scattered across clipboards
What was applied, how much, and the EPA registration number — every visit generates paperwork, and paper is where it gets lost.
Recurring routes drift
Monthly accounts, biweekly problem houses, and one-time visits blur together until someone gets skipped — or visited twice.
“What did you spray near my dog?”
Customers deserve a clear answer. If the product record lives in a truck cab, the office can't give one — and if nobody recorded the dog, the tech finds out at the gate.
How FieldLasso runs your day
Capture the request before the visit
Customers use your branded page to send target pests, signs noticed, affected areas, activity level, when it started, property type and occupancy, pets, access notes, and photos.
Quote from operator-priced documents
Built-in inspection, one-time treatment, exclusion-work, and recurring-service documents start with unset prices. You review the reported observations, confirm the scope, and price every line yourself.
Run the route and log the visit record
Approved work lands on the dispatch board and recurring plans generate visits on schedule. The office records product applied, amount, and EPA registration number on the visit; the tech sees the brief — including pets — in the field app.
Invoice from completed visits
Every completed visit rolls into an invoice. Recurring accounts run on autopay through Stripe so the route pays you without chasing.
Built for pest control
The Pest Control pack calls visits what you call them, and the intake below is the real request and job fields the product asks for — not a generic feature list.
Target pests
Ants, roaches, rodents, wasps, and more — a required field so every request says what the customer is seeing.
Signs noticed
Droppings, gnaw damage, nests, sounds in the walls — the customer's observations, reviewed by you before the quote. Never a diagnosis.
Affected areas
Kitchen, attic, crawl space, perimeter, yard — where activity was noticed, so the visit is scoped before anyone rolls.
Activity level
First sighting through frequent activity, plus when it was first noticed — the severity and timing behind scheduling decisions.
Pets on the property
Recorded on the property so every visit is planned around the animals that live there.
Access instructions
Gate codes, attic and crawl-space access, and parking — the visit brief that travels with the property.
Product applied
Named on the visit and visible to the customer in their portal, so “what did you use” has an instant answer.
EPA registration number
Captured per application and shown in the customer portal alongside the product — your record, entered by you.
Starter template
Pest inspection quote
An inspection visit scoped from the target pests, signs noticed, affected areas, and access captured at intake, with an optional written findings summary line. One-time treatment, exclusion-work, and recurring-service documents ship alongside it. Pricing is operator-confirmed.
You confirm every price during setup — FieldLasso never publishes a market rate for you.

Good fit / not a fit
The honest version — who FieldLasso is built for here, and who it is not.
A good fit if you are…
- Teams that want the customer's observations — pests, signs, areas, timing — on the request before anyone drives out
- Recurring pest routes with per-visit application records
- Owners billing recurring accounts on autopay
Not the right tool for…
- State-by-state compliance guidance, chemical recommendations, or treatment decisions made by software
- Fumigation projects that need specialized equipment tracking
Pest request intake checklist
What to capture before the first visit — target pests, signs noticed, affected areas, activity level and timing, property type and occupancy, pets, access notes, and photos.
- Target pests — Ants, roaches, rodents, wasps, and more — a required field so every request says what the customer is seeing.
- Signs noticed — Droppings, gnaw damage, nests, sounds in the walls — the customer's observations, reviewed by you before the quote. Never a diagnosis.
- Affected areas — Kitchen, attic, crawl space, perimeter, yard — where activity was noticed, so the visit is scoped before anyone rolls.
- Activity level — First sighting through frequent activity, plus when it was first noticed — the severity and timing behind scheduling decisions.
- Pets on the property — Recorded on the property so every visit is planned around the animals that live there.
- Access instructions — Gate codes, attic and crawl-space access, and parking — the visit brief that travels with the property.
- Product applied — Named on the visit and visible to the customer in their portal, so “what did you use” has an instant answer.
- EPA registration number — Captured per application and shown in the customer portal alongside the product — your record, entered by you.
Free to use and print — no email required.
Free pest control tools
- Pest-inspection worksheetRecord a walk-through the way you saw it — areas checked, activity found, and signs noticed — into a printable observation record. Not a diagnosis, treatment recommendation, or compliance document.
Free to use and print — no email required.
Where FieldLasso draws the line
What this pack does not do, so there are no surprises.
- Quotes and plans carry the prices you set — FieldLasso doesn't suggest treatment or inspection rates.
- FieldLasso stores the records you enter; it doesn't recommend products, chemicals, settings, or methods, or verify code or regulatory compliance — that stays your professional judgment.
- FieldLasso doesn't publish or maintain state licensing or compliance requirements — those stay between you and your regulator.
- Route help is a straight-line nearest-neighbor stop order you reorder by hand — not road- or traffic-aware optimization.
- Payroll and invoicing are built in, but totals don't push into separate bookkeeping software on their own.
Pest Control FAQ
What does a customer send with a pest-control request?
The public request can collect target pests, signs noticed, affected areas, activity level, when it was first noticed, property type and occupancy, pets, access notes, and photos.
Does FieldLasso diagnose the problem or pick a treatment?
No. It records the customer's observations and your visit records. Identifying the pest, choosing products, and every treatment decision stay your professional judgment.
Can techs log products and amounts per visit?
Yes — the pest pack includes target pests, product applied, application amount, and EPA registration number on every visit. The office records them and the field app displays them to the tech.
Can customers see what was applied?
Yes. Product applied and the EPA registration number are visible in the customer portal, along with visit photos and invoices.
Does it plan my route for me?
It suggests a stop order using straight-line nearest-neighbor distance, and you can drag stops into any order. It does not do road- or traffic-based route optimization.
What does FieldLasso cost?
Starter is $49/month, Pro is $149/month, and Scale is $299/month. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no credit card is required to try it.
Source notes
Reviewed July 15, 2026. These sources establish market context and software intent only; they do not support a search-volume, market-share, competitor-performance, or pricing claim.
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No credit card required. Signup starts you on the Pest Control setup — you can change your business type later.