Your website, your schedule, and your money. One app.
One flat price runs the whole business — the site out front, the office in back, and the crew's day in your pocket. $69 a month, up to five people.
- Flat
- $69 a month
- People
- Five included
- Contract
- None. Ever.
How a job actually goes
Price it, book it, do it, get paid.
Same five steps you already do on a notepad and three apps. Here it is in one.
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Someone asks what it costs
They call you, or they fill in the form on your website. Either way their name and address land in the book. Nothing gets lost in a text thread.
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You send the price
Type the work and your number. Press send. They get a link on their phone that says “Here's your price.” No PDF, no printing, no attachment they can't open.
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They tap yes
Two big buttons: Yes — book it or No thanks. No login, no account for them to make. You see the answer the second it happens.
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You do the work
Every week, every two weeks, once a month — it's on the schedule. Your crew opens the day sheet on their phone, in English or Spanish, with the address, the gate code and the notes.
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They pay by card
One tap turns the job into a bill. They pay from their phone. Money shows what came in this month and who still owes you.
What it looks like
The office, in your pocket.
Money shows what came in this month and who still owes you — and Today has every stop in order, with On the way and Done buttons big enough for work gloves.
One book, one calendar, one pile of money.
What you get
Four things, and they all talk to each other.
Not a bundle of tools you have to wire together.
01
Your website
I build it. You don't pay a second monthly bill for it.
- A real site with your company's name on it, built to be read on a phone
- A “get a price” form that drops straight into the app as a new lead
- One click turns that lead into a customer with their address already typed
- None of the big ones put the website in the price. That's the whole point
- The build is a one-off I quote you for — the hosting, the booking form and the leads landing in your app are in the $69, forever
02
Your day
- Today — every stop, in order, with On the way and Done buttons big enough for work gloves
- The week on one screen. Empty days say so
- Repeat schedules: “Every 2 weeks on Sundays, $65” — set once, it just keeps going
- A crew day sheet in Spanish, one tap to switch. Addresses, gate codes, notes. No login for the guys
- When the crew taps On the way, you see it on your phone
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Your money
- Prices go out as a link they can accept with a thumb
- An accepted price becomes the bill in one tap — you never type it twice
- Pay by card from their phone. Or mark it paid, cash or check
- Money tab: waiting on a yes, paid this month, who owes you
- Card fees are the card company's, passed straight through — about 2.9% + 30¢. I don't add to it
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Your customers
- The book: names, phones, addresses, and every property with its gate code and notes
- Search that finds a customer by half a name while you're standing in their driveway
- Every price, every bill and every visit for that customer, on one page
- Texting from your own number — prices, bills and “on my way”. Being switched on now; today you paste the link into a normal text
- Your data is yours. Ask me and I'll hand you the lot, same day — the one-click button is next on my list
The price
One number. It doesn't move.
No setup fee. No per-user fee. No annual contract. The price you read here is the price on your card.
Crew
You and up to four more.
- Everything — website, customers, prices, bills, card payments
- The schedule and repeat jobs
- The crew day sheet, English and Spanish
- Up to 5 people. No per-user fee
Solo
Just you and a truck.
- Your website and the price form
- Customers, properties, notes
- Prices, bills, card payments
- One login
Pro
When the phone won't stop.
- Everything in Crew
- The calls you miss get answered and written down
What a three-person crew pays.
Same crew, same month, both prices checked in July 2026.
You keep $100 a month. That's $1,200 a year — and you get the website.
Jobber's cheapest plan is $39, but that's one person only. The plan that covers a three-man crew is Connect at $169 a month for up to 5 users — extra people are $29 each on the way up. Their marketing add-on is another $79 on top. I stop counting at five people and never charge for them. The longer comparison, including where Jobber is the better buy → Full pricing, and the awkward questions →
- No setup fee, no onboarding fee
- Month to month — cancel any time, no phone call
- Card fees passed through at cost, not marked up
- Texting covers your jobs — prices, bills, on-my-way — with no per-text charge. It isn't a bulk-marketing blaster
- Your data comes back to you on request, any time — one-click export is being built now
Below: the real software, not pictures of it.
Watch it work
Three links. No signup, no password.
Open them on your phone right now.
The crew's day sheet
What your guys see when they get in the truck — stops, addresses, gate codes. Tap the Spanish toggle at the top.
A real price
What a customer gets when you send them a number. Two buttons. Go ahead and tap one.
A real bill
What they pay from. Card payment is in test mode on this one, so nothing actually moves.
The company dashboard
What you see. Today's stops, who owes you, who's waiting on a price. A real company's Monday, look-only.
No login on any of them — that's the demo. Your customers and your crew never make an account, never remember a password, never download an app. They tap a link and it works.
Who made this
I built Nine Yards myself, for the crews I've worked with — because I watched good companies pay Jobber money for a whiteboard and still have no website.
There are no investors here who need the price to go up next year. You get me on the phone, and you get the number on this page.
Questions
The things people ask before they sign up.
How much does Nine Yards cost?
$69 a month for Crew — you and up to four more. $29 a month for Solo if it's just you and a truck. No setup fee, no per-user fee, no annual contract. The price you read is the price on your card.
Do I need a contract?
No. It's month to month. Stop whenever you like and the bill stops with it.
Does it replace my website?
Yes, and that's included in the $69 — not a second bill. Your prices, your photos and your booking form, on your own address. Most crews are running a Facebook page and a phone number; this is the thing that makes you look like a company.
Do my guys need logins or passwords?
No. The crew day sheet is a link. They tap it and the day is there. Nobody downloads an app, nobody remembers a password, and nobody costs you an extra seat for existing.
Is the crew day sheet in Spanish?
Yes. English and Spanish, same link.
What if I add someone to the crew?
Nothing happens to the bill. Crew covers you and up to four more with no per-user fee, so a fourth guy in March means the same $69 in April.
Can my customers pay by card?
Yes. You send the price, they tap yes, you do the work, they pay by card. The bill and the payment are the same thing, so nothing gets chased twice.
How is this different from Jobber?
Jobber charges per person and doesn't include a website. For a three-person crew that's $169 a month plus a website bill somewhere else, against $69 here with the website in it. Jobber is the better buy above five people or if your books run through QuickBooks. The full comparison →