Write the estimate on your phone, send the invoice when the job’s done, and see what you actually made after parts and time.
5 jobs a year. $19/mo when you need more. No card.
Real screens, not a mockup. The job with your own cost sitting on it, and the estimate your customer taps to approve. Five jobs a year free, no card — run one of your own through it.
Pick your trade and the app changes with it — the words you use, the way you price, the things worth writing down. A mechanic gets VINs and parts. A lawn crew gets the route.
CH 01 · MOW → COOL
SideWRK prices
lawn care.
Per cut, per visit, per yard — the way lawn work actually gets billed.
One app, every trade.
This is side work.
Each trade bills its real way — per cut, per service call, per square.
42 trades. Every one built out.
These aren't categories on a dropdown. Each one is its own build — its own words, its own way of pricing a job, its own paperwork. The app switches to whichever one you're standing in. Grab any name and see how it reads for that trade.
While you work
Anybody can print an invoice. The money leaks somewhere else — the miles you forgot, the receipt that went through the wash, the extra work they swear they never okayed. SideWRK writes all three down while you're still standing on the job.
01
Every job has a spot for the odometer, so the driving gets logged by doing the work instead of by remembering it in April. Say you run 40 Saturdays, two stops a day, a 30-mile round trip. That's 2,400 miles the app already has when the year closes. The IRS reset the rate partway through 2026 — 72.5¢ then 76¢ a mile — so depending on when you drove them the summary lands somewhere between $1,740 and $1,824 — if you take the mileage rate instead of actual vehicle costs. Your preparer picks.
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Parts and materials ride along on the job as your own cost, in a column the customer never sees. The rest goes in the Money tab: the amount, the vendor, and a photo of the supply-house receipt clipped to the row. Nine categories to drop it in — fuel, tools, insurance among them. And when a customer pays by card, the processor's cut is written down on its own, as a cost of that job, without you doing anything. Come December it's one printed summary plus a CSV, and QuickBooks gets its own file.
03
They approved the estimate on their own phone, and typed their name to do it. SideWRK keeps the name, the date and the exact total they said yes to, sitting on the job where you can find it. So when it comes back six months later as “I never agreed to that”, you're not arguing from memory.
Some apps that move your money report what came in. None of them report what it cost you to earn it — and a form arriving, or not arriving, was never the thing that made a year of work real. Your own records are.
None of this is extra work. It's the same job you already did, written down as you did it.
SideWRK is $19 a month, or $190 for the year. Whether that's worth it against a year of your own records is arithmetic you can do yourself.
Start freeFive jobs a year free, and you can run that arithmetic on your own jobs. SideWRK organizes your own records — it isn't tax advice and it doesn't file anything. Rules vary by state; a tax professional makes the final call.
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CH 02 · WASH → WRENCH
SideWRK bills
pressure washing.
Per square foot or per job, quoted right from the driveway.
Pressure washing or mechanic work — same app.
Switch trades and SideWRK switches with you: the right pricing, the right thing to write down.
Every job carries a private "your cost" the customer never sees. The Money tab shows what you actually made — not what you charged.
CH 03 · CUT → BURN
The bid that wins
isn't a napkin.
Branded, photographed, signed from their phone.
Look legit.
Your license and insurance ride every document. The shop down the road has nothing on you.
Tap the service and the line prices itself. They approve from their phone — signature, deposit, and add-ons at yes.
See it →Card and Apple Pay, landing in your own Stripe account.
See it →Per square, per service call, per load — with satellite takeoffs that fill the quantity.
See it →Real profit per job, expenses with the receipt clipped on, a year-end your preparer actually wants.
See it →Scan a part on, get warned at your last one. VIN, recalls, per-unit history.
See it →The week on one screen. No signal at the back forty? Still writes jobs.
See it →Plans that auto-spawn each visit, a review ask after every job, seasonal reminders you send.
See it →Name, license, and permit numbers on every document. Inspection status on the job.
See it →A findable public page — your work, your reviews, a quote form that reaches you.
See it →Bring your list in from a spreadsheet, a PDF — even a photo.
See it →What six trades have to document, sourced to the actual rules.
See it →The whole app, both languages — customer docs too.
See it →That's not the whole list. See every feature →
Free calculators, no sign-up: Invoice & estimate generator · What should I charge? · Is this job worth it? · Measure from the sky · All free tools →
The big field-service suites are built for crews and dispatch and run around $200 a month. This is the other way around.
There is one plan and this is it. All 42 trades are already on. Wrench on cars Saturday, plow driveways in January, hang lights in November — the app changes with you, in a tap.
Your customers come with you. One book of people, and every job you ever did for them in one place, whichever hat you had on that day.
Nothing above is behind a higher tier. There is no higher tier.
5 jobs a year free, no card. Then $19/month, or $190 a year — two months free. Cancel anytime.
No contracts. See how we stack up: vs Jobber · vs Housecall Pro · vs Joist
CH 04 · LIGHT → COLOR
SideWRK invoices
electrical work.
Per service call, with your license number on every document.
This is side work.
Run it like a business.
Estimate. Approve. Get paid. Every job, every trade, every night you're out there.
Five jobs a year free, everything on except the tax spreadsheets and video. $19 a month lifts the limits — every trade, everything in. Your customers, your money, your numbers — from your phone.
Just looking? Poke around the live demo and pick your trade. No signup, nothing to install.
SideWRK is an all-in-one app for blue-collar side work. From your phone you manage customers, build estimates, send branded invoices, record payments, attach photos, and track your real profit on every job — whatever trade you run.
42 trades are live today — mechanic, small engine, HVAC, electrician, plumber, roofing, concrete, masonry, painting, drywall, flooring, landscaping, tree service, fencing, handyman, heavy equipment, detailing, pressure washing, appliance repair, garage door, locksmith, pool service, house cleaning, carpet & upholstery cleaning, pest control, mobile pet grooming, and more. Each trade gets its own vocabulary, the right thing-you're-working-on to log, and the right pricing tools — all on the same estimate → approve → get-paid engine.
Yes — that's the whole idea. Every trade is unlocked and you switch between them in a tap, sharing one customer list. Fix mowers in spring, plow in winter, wrench on cars, do handyman work year-round — one subscription, one app.
Yes. You send a branded link; the customer reviews the estimate and photos and taps Approve. The approval is recorded with their name, the time, and the amount — and if you add work later, they're asked to authorize the new total.
Yes. Your business name, logo, and license/permit number print on every estimate and invoice, alongside itemized labor and materials, the job details, photos, and a logged authorization record for every customer approval. It gives you the tools to document your work thoroughly — it doesn't determine or guarantee compliance with any law or regulation, and isn't legal advice.
SideWRK is $19/month for every trade, with the in-app switcher and no customer cap. You start on the free plan: five jobs a rolling year, no card, and no expiry, with everything on except the tax spreadsheets and video. Paying lifts every limit — $19 a month, or $190 a year.
Yes, for the work in the field. Once you've opened the app with signal, it keeps your customers and jobs on the phone. In a basement or out past the last bar you can write a new job, add the work and photos, and mark it paid — it's saved on the device and syncs on its own the moment you're back in signal. Sending a customer their estimate and taking a card payment need a connection.
No. SideWRK runs in any modern phone or laptop browser — just open sidewrk.app and sign in. You can add it to your home screen for one-tap access.
Yes. Every part or material can carry a private "your cost" that the customer never sees, so the Money tab shows your true profit on each job — not just revenue.
Yes. The Customers tab exports your customer list as a CSV or a .json backup that imports straight back in, any time, free. The Tax Wrap-Up's income, cost and expense CSVs come with the plan, so download those while it is active; the numbers stay on your screen either way. Cancel is in the app — Shop, Manage billing. If you delete your account, everything is held for 60 days; log back in inside that window, tap Restore, and it's all still there.