The quote they sign
No login, no account. The total and the deposit terms are stated above the line items, and the sign button follows them down the page.
Scroll the panel — it is the whole page, not a crop.
Field service software for the trades
With Lyteworkgo you can run the whole chain — from the first interaction to the final payment — giving you the professional edge your customers are looking for.
14 days free. Import your client list from a CSV on day one.
The spine
Stop guessing what your next step is. Lyteworkgo makes it easy to keep track of the entire pipeline.
01
Name, property, gate code, the dog. Service history that survives staff turnover.
no customer artifact
02
From a phone call you type up, or straight off the booking form on your website. It lands in one inbox either way.
“we got it” confirmation
booking form: Team
03
Line items, photos, a real total. Signed on a phone with a finger, timestamped.
signable quote sheet
04
Scheduled on the calendar, worked against a checklist, with hours and materials landing on the record.
appointment reminders, 7d & 24h
05
Turn on auto-drafting and closing the job starts the invoice for you, off the quote already approved. You still bill it.
itemised invoice
06
Card or bank transfer from the receipt itself. Deposits before the truck rolls, if you want them.
receipt, paid
What your customer sees
Your competitor down the road is sending a quote as a photo of a notepad, and a “thanks” text with no punctuation. These are the documents a homeowner forms an impression from — and every image below is a screenshot of the running product, so what you see is what they get.
No login, no account. The total and the deposit terms are stated above the line items, and the sign button follows them down the page.
Scroll the panel — it is the whole page, not a crop.
Itemised, in real type. The kind a customer forwards to a spouse.
Embeds on your site. Asks what the job is before it asks who they are — and never promises a slot you have not agreed to.
Team plan. The form takes a preferred time and the shop confirms it — the widget has no view of your calendar, and says so on the screen rather than implying otherwise.
The part you use
From your phone or your PC, an easy app where you don't need training to run your week. Captured on a Team workspace. Solo runs the same chain with one seat — the Messages menu shown here comes with the customer portal, which is Team.
Today and this week, who is on each job, and what is still missing a date. The first thing you open and usually the only thing you need.
Every quote with its revision, amount and status — plus whether the customer has actually opened it. Three of the four sent today are still unopened; one has been read. That column is what tells you who to call.
The breadcrumb is the chain: request, quote, job, invoice. Send a reminder, record a payment taken by cash or check, or mark it paid.
Month, week or day. Jobs sit on the dates they are actually scheduled for — the same records as the list, drawn on a grid.
Pricing
Everything you need to run jobs and get paid as a one-person shop.
1 seat
Card required. No charge for 14 days — cancel any time before then.
Add your office staff with SMS, client-facing tools, and deeper reporting.
Up to 5 seats
Everything in Solo, plus
Card required. No charge for 14 days — cancel any time before then.
For a business running several technicians a day, where somebody is deciding who goes where.
Not available yet
Larger crews
Everything in Team, plus
We will email you when Business is ready.
About these prices. The figures above are read from our billing provider when this page loads. The amount you are charged, any applicable tax and the trial end date are all shown at checkout before you enter a card. Solo and Team are the only plans we sell.
Line by line
Everything below is in the product today. Solo is the whole job start to finish, for one person; Team adds the people and the customer-facing extras.
| Capability | Solo | Team |
|---|---|---|
| The work itself | ||
| Clients Every customer, their contacts and address, and the full history of what you have done for them. | ||
| Requests Capture what someone needs before it is work, and keep it out of the calendar until you have agreed it. | ||
| Quotes Build an estimate, send it, and let the customer sign it on their phone. Take a deposit before you start. | ||
| Jobs Schedule the visit, work the checklist, track the hours and materials, then close it out. | ||
| Invoices Bill the work, send it, and see what is still owed. Turn on auto-drafting and completing a job starts the invoice for you. | ||
| Getting paid | ||
| Online payments Card and bank payments through your own Stripe account. Cash and checks are recorded in the same place. | ||
| Winning work | ||
| Review requests Ask for a review automatically once the job is done. | ||
| Booking widget A form you embed on your own website — what visitors submit arrives as a request. Up to five on Team, so a second trade or a campaign page can have its own. | — | |
| Staying in touch | ||
| Email notifications Your customer is emailed at each step — plus the ones that send themselves: appointment reminders, quote follow-ups and expiry warnings out of the box, and invoice due and overdue notices when you turn them on. | ||
| SMS notifications Send the same updates by text. Consent and opt-outs are captured and handled for you. | — | |
| Email templates Rewrite the emails your customers receive in your own words. Text-message wording stays standard. | — | |
| Customer portal A site of your own where customers check status, sign quotes, pay invoices and message you — with no password to remember. | — | |
| Repeat business | ||
| Recurring services Standing plans that create the jobs for you — weekly, every few weeks, or monthly. | ||
| Running the business | ||
| Standard reports Revenue, what you are owed, and how much of what you quote turns into work. On screen or exported. | ||
| Client value reporting Client value reporting — which customers are actually worth having, by revenue over time. | — | |
| Staff roles Office staff with their own sign-in, working clients, requests and quotes — and never seeing your costs, invoices or settings. | — | |
| Inventory Count what you carry, set a level to reorder at so low parts flag themselves in the list, and let finished jobs draw the shelf down for you. | ||
| Stock locations A place for each vehicle and each warehouse, counted separately, so a job takes its parts off the vehicle that carried them. Move stock between them without the total changing. | — | |
| Your account | ||
| Seats Active users and pending invitations each take a seat; deactivated ones do not. | 1 | Up to 5 |
| File storage Photos and files on requests, quotes and jobs. Shown as usage on your billing page — we do not block uploads when you reach it. | 1 GB | 10 GB |
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