The full software you run everything from — scheduling, the circle-map route builder, billing, and more.
Route technicians, schedule recurring pest programs, log every application, and bill your customers in Canadian dollars — one dashboard, one price, every feature. The demo above is the real product running live. No form between you and it.
Plenty of US pest platforms will happily take a Canadian signup. Then the currency is wrong, the payment processor will not connect, and the sales rep is not sure about texting. Here is the same table with straight answers — caveats included.
| SprayBossPro | Typical US pest software | |
|---|---|---|
| Customer billing currency | Native CAD | USD, or a workaround |
| Card-on-file after each treatment | Your Canadian merchant account | US processor, if at all |
| Quarterly + monthly + seasonal programs | All at once | One-size recurring |
| Technician routing on Canadian streets | Full Google mapping | Varies by platform |
| Subscription currency | USD — stated up front | USD — found on your statement |
| Texting in Canada | Set up during onboarding | Often not addressed at all |
| See the product | Live demo, right now | Book a sales call |
Two honest caveats, stated here instead of hidden: the subscription bills in US dollars (your bank converts), and automated texting needs a Canadian sending number registered with carriers during onboarding.
Set your country to Canada in Company Info — one field, once — and every invoice, card-on-file charge, and Pay Now link bills your customers in Canadian dollars through your own Canadian merchant account. Your customers never see a US-dollar charge convert on their card, and your money is deposited in CAD into your Canadian bank account.
For a recurring business this matters twice: the quarterly card-on-file charge that runs after every treatment is in CAD, and so is the payment link on every one-off job. Nothing to configure per invoice, no per-customer currency fiddling, no explaining conversion fees to a commercial client's bookkeeper.

A Canadian pest book is never one rhythm. Residential perimeter customers on quarterly cycles, restaurants and warehouses on monthly service, wasp and ant programs that run spring to fall, rodent work that ramps when the weather turns. SprayBossPro lets every property run its own interval — and puts everything that is due on one waiting list.
Complete a treatment and the next one comes due at the correct interval automatically. No spreadsheet of renewal dates, no rebooking calls, no commercial account quietly missed for six weeks.
Full Google mapping works across Canada, so the circle-map scheduler works here the way it works everywhere: draw a circle on the waiting-list map — a block of townhouse crescents, a commercial strip, a rural run between towns — and SprayBossPro totals every property inside it before you commit a truck.
Stops and treatment counts by type, all calculated before you schedule. One click drops everything to the dispatch board in drive order, and your technician gets the route on their phone with gate codes, unit numbers, and property notes on every stop.
Pest control in Canada is not one busy season — it is four different businesses wearing the same uniform. The software has to carry every program through the whole year without you rebuilding the schedule each time the work changes.
Ant and wasp programs restart, quarterly perimeter accounts come due, and renewal estimates go out in bulk — in CAD. Customers accept online, accepted estimates convert to invoices in one click, and the waiting list fills itself.
This is when the circle-map scheduler earns its keep — dense days, stacked neighbourhoods, techs running full routes. Card-on-file charges run after each treatment so the busiest months do not become your worst receivables months.
As the weather turns, exclusion and rodent work ramps while seasonal exterior programs wind down. Different treatment types, different intervals — same waiting list, same dispatch board, no system change mid-year.
Monthly commercial accounts — restaurants, warehouses, property managers — run all winter on their own cycle, with the full application history tied to each property and invoices collecting themselves in CAD. Residential programs sit ready for spring.
Provincial pesticide regulations mean Canadian applicators keep records of what went down, where, and at what rate — and a binder behind the truck seat is a bad place for that to live. SprayBossPro logs every application as your technician works: product, rate, area treated, conditions, and who applied it, tied to the property and the date.
It is generic record-keeping, done automatically — you stay responsible for knowing your own province's requirements, but the records themselves exist for every job, filterable and printable for any date range the moment you need them.
Every technician opens the app to today's route in drive order — map, stop list, gate codes, unit numbers, property notes, treatment history. They start the stop, do the treatment, log the application, and mark it complete. The office sees it instantly, and the customer's completion alert goes out on its own.
It is a web app — nothing to install from an app store, nothing to update, works on whatever phone your techs already carry.
SprayBossPro gives your customers a branded app they install straight from a secure email or text link — no app store, no password. They see their visits and treatment notes, pay invoices in Canadian dollars, and choose their own alerts. In-app and email notifications work in Canada immediately, before texting registration even completes.
You decide exactly what every customer can see and do — every feature flips on or off with a single switch.
One flat price, every feature. These all work in Canada today — no regional edition, no stripped-down version.
Build a pest estimate in minutes, email it in CAD, and let clients accept online. Automated follow-ups go out if they sit on it — then one click converts accepted estimates to invoices.
Every property gets its own profile — treatment history, application log, notes, photos, and GPS coordinates. Tied to the address, not just the customer name.
Scheduled, on-the-way, completed, rescheduled, review requests, payment reminders — each with its own email and in-app switch, and text once your Canadian number is live.
Annual and multi-treatment packages with remaining treatments tracked automatically and renewal flags before anything lapses.
Owner, manager, office, technician, and mobile-only roles. Office runs billing and dispatch, techs see their routes, and nobody deletes an account by accident.
Customer conversations live in the platform with full history by contact — not scattered across your techs' personal phones.
Set your tax rates once and every invoice calculates and tracks tax automatically. Percentage or flat discounts on any estimate.
Today's revenue, completed stops, outstanding invoices, and more the moment you log in — custom stat cards show what matters to you.
Assign vehicles to routes, track technician hours, and pull payroll-ready reports without a separate system.
We have been the customer — paying $500 to $700 a month for software where the compliance module, the texting, and every extra user were all separate line items. SprayBossPro is priced flat, honestly, and in full on the landing page.
Straight answer for Canadian operators: the subscription bills in US dollars and your bank converts. Your customers, though, are always billed in CAD. Larger plans ($89 and $199 USD) only change size — users, trucks, texts — never features.
No contracts. Cancel anytime. No hidden fees — ever.
Yes — Canadian pest control companies can run the full product today: scheduling, routing, customer management, application logging, estimates, and invoicing in Canadian dollars, plus the technician app and the branded customer app.
You connect your own Canadian merchant account and set your country to Canada in Company Info. From then on, every customer charge and payment link is issued in CAD automatically. There is nothing to configure per invoice.
Yes. Every property can be on its own cycle — a quarterly residential perimeter program, a monthly commercial account, and a spring-to-fall wasp program can all run side by side. When a treatment is completed, the next one comes due at the correct interval automatically, and the waiting list shows everything that is due across all program types.
The subscription is billed in US dollars — from $59 USD a month, everything included. Your bank handles the conversion. We would rather tell you that on the landing page than have you discover it on a statement.
It works, but Canadian carriers require registering a Canadian sending number first — that takes some onboarding time rather than being instant. Email alerts and customer-app notifications work from day one while texting registration completes.
Every treatment is logged with product, rate, area treated, conditions, and technician, tied to the property and date, and printable for any range. It is generic record-keeping — you stay responsible for your own provincial requirements, but the records themselves are captured automatically on every stop.
Yes. Monthly and quarterly commercial accounts are just recurring programs on a tighter cycle — set the interval, and the account comes due on schedule with its full service and application history tied to the property. Card-on-file billing charges after each visit so commercial receivables do not pile up.
Yes. The live demo on this page is the actual software connected to a loaded demo company — routes, customers, invoices, technician app. Click anything. Nobody calls you afterward.
From $59 USD a month flat with every feature — no per-technician pricing, no feature tiers, no add-on modules. The 14-day trial needs no credit card.
SprayBossPro runs pest control alongside lawn care, mosquito, and every other spray service from one platform — see the full platform overview or the Canadian lawn care page.
The demo above is the same software you get. Try it free for 14 days — no credit card, no sales call, and your customers billed in Canadian dollars from the first invoice.