Scheduling & Invoicing Software for Pest Control Businesses
Your tech finishes a termite treatment at 2pm. The invoice doesn't go out until someone's back at a desk that evening, re-typing what chemical was used from a paper ticket. Multiply that gap by every stop on every route, and it's real money sitting uncollected for days.
Midpoint routes your techs by drive time and license, then generates the invoice the moment a job is marked complete, with the treatment details already attached. Scheduling and getting paid stop being two separate jobs.
Start your free trial →Built to route the day and close it out, in one system
Invoices generated the moment a job is done
No re-typing a paper ticket back at the office. When a tech marks a stop complete, Midpoint builds the invoice automatically, with the product used and target pest already filled in from the job record.
See it work →Recurring billing on the same schedule as the route
Quarterly and monthly pest control contracts get billed automatically, on the same cadence as the treatment itself, instead of running a separate billing pass at the end of the month.
See it work →License-aware routing, still built in
Not every tech is licensed for termite work or restricted-use pesticides. Midpoint assigns jobs only to techs who hold the right license, then sequences each stop by drive time.
See it work →Before Midpoint. After Midpoint.
Before
A tech finishes a treatment and hands in a paper ticket at the end of the day. Someone back at the office re-types the chemical used and target pest into a separate invoicing tool, then mails or emails the invoice a day or two later.
After
The tech marks the job complete on their phone. The invoice generates automatically, with treatment details already attached, and the customer can pay on the spot or from the emailed invoice that goes out the same afternoon.
Stop splitting routing and billing across two systems.
See how Midpoint routes your techs and closes out the invoice, automatically, the moment a job is done.
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